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A president who approves of treasonous conduct - The Bay State Banner
In his recent speech at the Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Trump made it clear that he opposed the removal of statues of the leaders of the Confederacy, although they had engaged in the treasonous Civil War against the
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Is the Postal Service Slowing Mail Delivery? - Los Angeles Sentinel

Reports of significant problems at the postal service under newly appointed postmaster general, Louis DeJoy, a major Trump donor, has exacerbated claims that the slowdown is

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Marcus Rashford’s petition for more free school meals reaches 200,000 signatures - Voice Online
MARCUS RASHFORD'S petition to expand the current free school meals scheme has already got more... The post Marcus Rashford’s petition for more free school meals reaches 200,000 signatures appeared first on Voice Online.
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Note to Congress: Voting to Strengthen AmeriCorps Means Jobs, Opportunity for Our Children — The Sacramento Observer
OPINION (CBM) - With many California schools remaining closed this fall for in-person instruction and unemployment only getting worse, expanding tried and true programs that help bridge the learning gap and support workforce development will be critical to our response to the pandemic. Right
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Rev. Arsben Dennis Jennings Column: U.S. Rep. John Lewis made America great - African American News Today - EIN News
On March 7, 1965, in Selma, Alabama, more than 600 peaceful, non-violent protesters marched across the Edmund Pettus Bridge. They were met by a group of wh
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'Our children are the silent victims of domestic abuse...we must speak up for them' - Voice Online
WE ARE almost at the end of Domestic Abuse Awareness Month and with the UK... The post 'Our children are the silent victims of domestic abuse…we must speak up for them' appeared first on Voice Online.
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OP-ED: STOP THE KILLING OF BLACK AND BROWN PEOPLE!! | BlackPressUSA
THE AFRO — While we may not have large numbers of Klan members and other racist organizations openly active today, those original members are people’s grandparents, uncles, aunties and cousins who still live to this day and have invested that racial hate in their offspring! This racial hatred has
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Osime Brown's family continues fight to keep him in Britain - Voice Online
THE MOTHER of a 22-year-old autistic man is continuing her fight to halt his deportation... The post Osime Brown's family continues fight to keep him in Britain appeared first on Voice Online.
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Say no to Big Tobacco referendum - Black Voice News
In summary Big Tobacco has launched a strategy to revoke a new law that would end the sales of flavored tobacco and postpone the law from taking effect. By Joaquin Arambula Assemblymember Joaquin Arambula, a Democrat from Fresno and an emergency room doctor, represents the 31st Assembly
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Amid raging fires and pandemic, Newsom calls relationship with Trump ‘very effective’ - Black Voice News
In summary Despite some political bickering, Gov. Gavin Newsom vowed there will be “no politics in this space” as he thanked the Trump administration for emergency assistance. With 560 fires raging across California, Gov. Gavin Newsom worked today to put out some fires of his own, thanking the
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Governor and State Legislators Are Changing the Educational Rules in The Middle of the Game - Black Voice News
Dr. Margaret Fortune | Contributor   Governor Gavin Newsom, Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon (D-Los Angeles) and Senate President Pro Tempore Toni Atkins (D-San Diego) recently struck a deal that would hurt tens of thousands of California’s Black and Latino children. The deal involves SB
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A closer look at controversial propositions - Black Voice News
Good morning, California. It’s Monday, October 19. Beyond the top line Today is the last day to register online to vote — and if you aren’t one of the more than 3.5 million Californians who have already returned their ballots, it’s time for a closer look at some of the 12 statewide
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Three African Americans Step Into Top California Leadership Roles - African American News Today - EIN News
appointments of two African Americans who have already final Senate approval. African American legislators and activists say promised more inclusion of African Americans and other ethnic Santa Clara County, another African American, Rick Callender, assumed
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Bristol's Colston Hall renamed - Voice Online
BRISTOL'S RENOWNED music venue, Colston Hall, formally named after Edward Colston has been renamed after... The post Bristol's Colston Hall renamed appeared first on Voice Online.
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Poppy Ajudha releases new video to coincide with Black History Month - Voice Online
UK VOCALIST Poppy Ajudha is today releasing a video to accompany her reimagining of Herbie... The post Poppy Ajudha releases new video to coincide with Black History Month appeared first on Voice Online.
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COMMENTARY: The Political Dirty South | The Orlando Advocate
The Gantt Report, by Lucius Gantt If you live below the Canadian border, you’re living in The Dirty South! Politically speaking, in the United States, October is the nastiest, filthiest and most negative month of the year. Almost every federal, state and local candidate that has money will pay
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Honor the legacy of John Lewis: vote! - The Bay State Banner

Blacks have been fighting for equality since they first arrived in North America. John Lewis had been on the front lines of the Civil Rights Movement from 1954-1968. Lewis survived numerous confrontations and he took those risks to assure an opportunity of victory for those who were

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When police stop Black men, the effects reach into their homes and families | BlackPressUSA
By Deadric T. Williams and Armon Perry — (The Conversation) — Deadric T. Williams While much of the world was sheltering in place in the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, many Americans’ undivided attention was focused squarely on Minneapolis, Minnesota, where George Floyd was killed at the
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Reading test bill should be shelved - Black Voice News
In summary Legislation to abolish California’s test of would-be teachers’ ability to teach reading should be deferred in this pandemic-shortened session. The pandemic-truncated 2020 legislative session, which resumed this week, has no shortage of business to conduct and just a month to do it
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It’s time for cities to track and measure gasoline consumption - Black Voice News
In summary Gasoline is a big part of the climate crisis and we must demand that our elected officials achieve big, consistent cuts in gasoline usage. By Russell Hancock, Special to CalMatters Russell Hancock is president & CEO of Joint Venture Silicon Valley, a nonprofit think tank. He also
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WENDY'S WINDOW: Why Do Women Who Make Great Decisions in the Boardroom Sometimes Struggle Making Good Decisions in the Bedroom? - Los Angeles Sentinel
Wendy's Window The post WENDY'S WINDOW: Why Do Women Who Make Great Decisions in the Boardroom Sometimes Struggle Making Good Decisions in the Bedroom? appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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Don't be fooled by the cancel culture wars: Corporate power is the real force behind racism - African American News Today - EIN News
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Grand Bahama: two-week lockdown after rise in COVID-19 cases - Voice Online
GRAND BAHAMA will be placed under a two-week lockdown following a rise of COVID-19 cases... The post Grand Bahama: two-week lockdown after rise in COVID-19 cases appeared first on Voice Online.
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Op-Ed: Black Educators Reject Trump, Call on Biden to Embrace Obama Era Education Policies - Black Voice News
There was a point in that messy first presidential debate when Black folks were spectators as three old White men — Donald Trump, Joe Biden and the moderator, Chris Wallace — talked about African Americans in a discussion of race in America from a White perspective.  What was on full display at
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“The Promise of All Time” part 3 “Hop On the Faith Train!” “It’s Coming Your Way!” “I Will Not Leave You!” “You’re Never Alone!” - Los Angeles Sentinel
Success On “The Way” Ask Dr. Jeanette tm The post “The Promise of All Time” part 3 “Hop On the Faith Train!” “It’s Coming Your Way!” “I Will Not Leave You!” “You’re Never Alone!” appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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In Response to the State Audit, West Valley Water District Said . . . - Black Voice News
The West Valley Water District published a response to the findings of the California State Auditor in mid-June to help neutralize public criticism over its findings; and to share efforts under the stewardship of the Board’s new President Channing Hawkins, and to help remedy the long lingering
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1st Black CHP Chief Retires, First Woman Named Replacement - Black Voice News
Associated Press  Sacramento, CA - The first Black commissioner in the 91-year history of the California Highway Patrol is retiring, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Tuesday, and he will be replaced with the first woman to hold the post — a veteran officer who also is Black. Commissioner Warren Stanley will
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Mayors Like de Blasio and Garcetti Must do More Than Simply Cut Police Budgets — The Sacramento Observer
 OPINION - All across California and the country, we are seeing cities slash police budgets in response to the murder of George Floyd and the resulting protests that swept both the nation and the world. These protests were not only demanding justice for Floyd and countless other Black Americans who
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Social media tributes pour in for 17-year-old who passed away by suicide after being released from Man City football academy - Voice Online
JEREMY WISTEN, a former Manchester City youth team player, has sadly died by suicide. Tributes... The post Social media tributes pour in for 17-year-old who passed away by suicide after being released from Man City football academy appeared first on Voice Online.
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Pa Salieu announces debut mixtape and live show - Voice Online
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