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The George Floyd Memorial Foundation, founded by the family of George Floyd, and the Texas A&M University-Commerce African American Male Mentorship Program (AAMMP) have partnered to create the “Be His Legacy” internship program. Scheduled to launch in January 2021, this
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Distance Learning, COVID-19 Pose Challenges to Educators, Administrators and Parents
Veteran educator David Anderson told Black Press USA that students, parents, teachers and administrators of color all face various levels of challenges during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Many Schools Face Budget Problems As COVID-19 Pandemic Continues - The Seattle Medium
While public sentiment across the country has been split on the concept of schools reopening during the pandemic and its recent surges, the economic impact on school districts may mean the decision to send students back to school may be soon be taken out of
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GCF postpones second scheduled Time Trial - Stabroek News
The  second of the three Time Trial events which was scheduled to be staged Sunday in Berbice has been postponed to December 13 due to unforeseen circumstances.  The article GCF postpones second scheduled Time Trial appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Guyana calls for release of fishing boats intercepted by Venezuelan navy - Stabroek News
Guyana yesterday called for the release of two fishing boats intercepted by the Venezuelan Navy in this country’s waters on Thursday. The article Guyana calls for release of fishing boats intercepted by Venezuelan navy appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Hercules lauds quality of Sports Psychology course - Stabroek News

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