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Sudanese authorities have announced the deployment of a large military contingent to South Darfur, following tribal clashes over a water source that left 15 people dead.
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Clyburn wants to amplify Black anthem – Florida Courier
BY RICHARD PRINCE TRICE EDNEY NEWS WIRE House Majority Whip James Clyburn (D-S.C.), the highest ranking Black member of Congress,  told journalists on Jan. 3 that he plans to introduce legislation to make “Lift Every Voice and Sing” the “national hymn.” “I’ve been toying around with an idea now for
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Four years in prison for a Chinese citizen journalist who covered the epidemic in Wuhan
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A Chinese citizen-journalist who covered the coronavirus outbreak earlier this year in Wuhan, central China, was sentenced to four years in prison on Monday for 'causing unrest,' announced his lawyer. Zhang Zhan, 37, is the first person to be tried for reporting on the
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Dr. David Hicks: Myths about vaccines should not scare those who have most to gain 
By David Hicks, D.O. Jefferson County Department of Health There are several public health tools (e.g. social distancing, good hand hygiene, cough etiquette, wearing facial covering/masks, isolation/quarantine, contact tracing, vaccination) that we recommend that are proven to help decrease the
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Black-Owned Funeral Homes Adapt for Virus, Serve Communities - Voice and Viewpoint
ILEANA NAJARRO, Tampa Bay Times | AP Wire Service TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - For the first time since 1990, Jeffrey Rhodes has told families that the Ray Williams Funeral Home was booked for the weekend. Many churches are not allowing funerals this year due to coronavirus pandemic safety
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Naomi Osaka and LeBron James Named Associated Press Female and Male Athletes of the Year - The New York Beacon
Tennis champion and NBA championNaomi OsakaandLeBron Jameswere recently votedFemale Athlete of the YearandMale Athlete of the Year, respectively, by theAssociated Press. Although this year marks Osaka’s first AP victory, James has won the honor three times before, in 2013, 2016 and 2018, becoming
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Celtics legend K.C. Jones dead at 88 - Stabroek News
(Reuters) - K.C. Jones, one of the most dominant forces in basketball history who won eight NBA champions as a player and four as a coach, died on Friday. The article Celtics legend K.C. Jones dead at 88 appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Shaw’s struggles due to backlift kink, says India great Tendulkar - Stabroek News
NEW DELHI, (Reuters) - A slight kink in India opener Prithvi Shaw’s backlift technique is responsible for his struggles in the test series in Australia, says batting great Sachin
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NBA roundup: Blazers get late 3-pointer, edge Rockets in OT - Stabroek News
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Michelle Obama gifted Barack Obama with art by wrongfully convicted man - TheGrio
Former First Lady Michelle Obama gifted her former-president husband a work of art from a man who spent 27 years... View Article The post Michelle Obama gifted Barack Obama with art by wrongfully convicted man appeared first on TheGrio.
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New Orleans NBA Coach Declares Himself ‘Poster Boy For White Privilege’
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As COVID-19 Ravages US, Shootings, Killings Are Also Up
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Doctor Susan Moore, An African American Physician, Chronicles the Racist Medical Care that Led to Her Death | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
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New Year Reset; Old Problems New Reactions - Milwaukee Community Journal
2020 was a year for the books indeed and a year many of us would agree to throw down the drain, if possible. I mean 2020 came and it went like never before. We didn’t know what was in store but this wasn’t in our wildest imagination. However enough is enough! It’s time to hit
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Marco Rubio Shredded For Bashing Dr. Fauci Facts — After Helping Himself To Early Vaccine
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Behavioral Health Pilot Program With DPD Aimed to Provide Additional Mental Health Resources  | City | The Michigan Chronicle
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