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Maryland Gubernatorial Candidates Release Campaign Ads
Maryland governor hopeful John King Jr. released two statewide television ads last week to highlight two major attributes about himself: education and family history. The post Maryland Gubernatorial Candidates Release Campaign Ads appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Oasis in a Food Desert
Great news that a grocery store opened in Ward 8. It has been a long time coming and it is incredibly vital for healthy communities. The post LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Oasis in a Food Desert appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Wait — The Pandemic’s Over?!
What happened to COVID-19? Did it go away? Is this over? The post LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Wait — The Pandemic’s Over?! appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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A Godly response to ‘Letters to the Editor’ | Afram News
African American News&Issues would like to thank its readership for their thought-provoking letters to the editor concerning editorial commentaries. Keep the letters coming, because we begin life’s journey at different starting points/places/times, and it’s okay to have different
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Moore Picks Up More Key Backers in Prince George's County
In the wake of former Prince George’s County Executive Rushern L. Baker III dropping out of the Maryland governor's race, some of his backers say they will now lend their support to author and former nonprofit executive Wes Moore. The post Moore Picks Up More Key Backers in Prin
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Md. Gubernatorial Hopeful Wes Moore Lays Out Plan for Black Families
Five days after Maryland gubernatorial candidates received a Nov. 1 deadline to post a Black agenda on their websites, author Wes Moore has done just that. The post Md. Gubernatorial Hopeful Wes Moore Lays Out Plan for Black Families appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Evictions Will Hit Blacks Hardest
It’s important that we understand that there will be Black families and children on the streets when this “tsunami” does indeed hit and the eviction moratorium officially runs out. The post LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Evictions Will Hit Blacks Hardest appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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There’s Hope: 988 Is the New Suicide Prevention Lifeline Number - DW
By Alexa Spencer  Originally appeared in Word in Black The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline will change its phone number to a three-digit dialing code, 988, on July 16. People experiencing mental or emotional distress, a suicidal crisis, or substance abuse, can call or text 988 to be connected
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: In His Image
I loved the Black representation of Christ on the cover last week.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Georgia on My Mind
What a glorious day! Georgia is Blue!
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Maryland Primary Less Than a Year Away - The Washington Informer
If Maryland Democratic leaders continue their aggressive pursuit to obtain the governor’s office, it would mark the first time someone from the party held the position since Martin O’Malley in January
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There’s Hope: 988 Is the New Suicide Prevention Lifeline Number
By Alexa Spencer | Word In Black (WIB) - The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline will change its phone number to a three-digit dialing code, 988, on July 16. People experiencing […] The post There’s Hope: 988 Is the New Suicide Prevention Lifeline Number appeared first on The S
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Truth Needed in Haiti
I hope the truth of who the gunmen are comes to life, because something is off with this case. The post LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Truth Needed in Haiti appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Mayor's Race is No Joke - The Washington Informer
I think it’s cute comedian Red Grant is running for mayor in 2022. While I won’t knock the brother for his political ambitions, this is no time for games. The post LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Mayor's Race is No Joke appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: No Need to Ask - The Washington Informer
Why waste money, time and continue with all this bureaucracy when it's very clear what took place? The post LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: No Need to Ask appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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New 988 Behavioral Health Crisis Number Launches in Marin County | Post News Group
“We hope that calling 988 in a behavioral health crisis becomes as second nature as calling 911 in a medical or safety emergency,” said Dr. Jei Africa, BHRS Director. “Everybody has a role to play in crisis response and suicide prevention and that’s why we’d like everyone to be aware of this new
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D.C. Joins 988 Crisis Hotline During Minority Mental Health Awareness Month
The U.S. has revamped the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, launching over the weekend with a three-digit number to better connect those in need of help to resources at the local level, including in D.C. The post D.C. Joins 988 Crisis Hotline During Minority Mental Health Aw
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Letters to the Editor — May 20, 2022
New York Post readers sound off about tax filings showing BLM founder Patrisse Cullors paid family members with organization funds.
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Dear Black Men |Jeff Johnson Interviews Wes Moore - Essence
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Letters to the Editor — May 24, 2022
New York Post readers sound off about a fight between Yankees player Josh Donaldson and White Sox player Tim Anderson.
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Letters to the Editor — Sept. 11, 2021
The Issue: The lack of coverage of an attack on politician Larry Elder by a woman in a gorilla mask. Terrific article by Kyle Smith (“Color blinders,” Sept. 10). He perfectly described the hypocris…
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Wes Moore Takes Comfortable Lead in Democratic Race for Maryland Governor
Author and military veteran Wes Moore currently is poised to win the Democratic nomination for Maryland governor from among a crowded field of candidates.  The post Wes Moore Takes Comfortable Lead in Democratic Race for Maryland Governor appeared first on The Washington Informe
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Justice, or Just Us?
How are we, as Black people, supposed to feel safe in a country with white domestic terrorists everywhere? The post LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Justice, or Just Us? appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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Primary Election Day Approaching in Maryland
With some officials retiring and others seeking other positions, Maryland voters in this year's primary election will choose new people to manage statewide offices including governor, attorney general and comptroller. The post Primary Election Day Approaching in Maryland appeare
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The Launch of 988 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - DW
On Saturday June 16th, 988 will officially be launched as the National Crisis & Suicide Prevention Hotline. After countless decades of awareness and advocacy brought to attention regarding the development of mental health care and support, the launch of 988 will provide instant assistance to anyone
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Fishermen: Our Livelihood Unsustainable Without Sound Fisheries Management
This is an open letter to the community. Dear Editor: The St. Thomas Fisherman’s Association (or STFA) is not averse to the lifting of the commercial fisher license moratorium. However, the primary concern of the organization is the decision to increase the current number of active commercial
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Rushern Baker Ends Maryland Gubernatorial Run
Former Prince George’s County Executive Rushern L. Baker III announced Friday he will immediately suspend his campaign for the Democratic nomination for Maryland governor. The post Rushern Baker Ends Maryland Gubernatorial Run appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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Wes Moore Takes the Lead in Fundraising for Maryland Gubernatorial Race - The Washington Informer
Former nonprofit executive and author Wes Moore raised the most money during the past year in efforts to secure the Democratic nomination for Maryland governor. The post Wes Moore Takes the Lead in Fundraising for Maryland Gubernatorial Race appeared first on The Washington Info
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Kudos to Jesse
Respect to the Rev. Jesse Jackson for joining the student protests at Howard. It's a good thing for the older generations and the young to come together. The post LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Kudos to Jesse appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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Md. Gubernatorial Candidates Square Off in Greenbelt
Five of the 10 Maryland Democratic gubernatorial candidates participated in a one-hour forum Sunday at the American Legion Post 136 in Greenbelt. The post Md. Gubernatorial Candidates Square Off in Greenbelt appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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