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Disconnections of utility customers in Wisconsin won’t start this weekend after the Public Service Commission voted to delay shutoffs until Sept. 1, citing worsening COVID-19 statistics in Wisconsin. The PSC voted 2-1 to require utilities to hold off on disconnecting customers who are behind on
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Dems will never choose transformative change – Florida Courier
The COVID-19 epidemic proved beyond all rational doubt that decades of bipartisan privatization and austerity had destroyed the U.S. “public” health care system, rendering the nation structurally incapable of coping with the viral onslaught. The late and geographically uneven lockdown succeeded
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U.S. Supreme Court Protects California’s Dreamers - Black Voice News
On June 18, the United States Supreme Court ruled against the Trump administration’s decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. The renewable federal provision allows people who were brought illegally to the U.S. as children to defer deportation and receive legal
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Michelle Obama makes voter registration push 100 days out from Election Day | The Atlanta Voice
Former first lady Michelle Obama is making a push to register voters 100 days out from Election Day, saying in a new video message out Sunday that the 'election could not be more important for the future of our country.' 'We've only got 100 days left … and we've got to direct every ounce of energy
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Atlantic Records’ Sydney Margetson Helps Artists Become Household Names
As with many Howard University graduates, Atlantic Records VP of Publicity Sydney Margetson hit the ground running when he decided to pursue his career. Having interned at Mercury Records, Def…
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What It Really Means When We Talk About 'Food Justice'
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Sale of Zim mining assets: Who is getting what? – NewsDay Zimbabwe
guest column:newZWire ZIMBABWE is selling off some of its mine assets. Here’s a look at who is getting what. In October 2018, the Zimbabwe government put up the “for sale” sign on mines owned by the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC). This was part of a privatisation drive targeting 35
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Texas Has The Most Black Voters Of All The States, So This Voting Initiative Aims To Ensure All Of These Voices Are Heard - Blavity
Community organizers in Texas will be making over a million phone calls in the next month as part of an effort to reach out to Black voters in the state.
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Zuma sold country for a plate of curry, Ramaphosa selling it for a glass of wine - Malema | News24
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Hubble telescope captures stunningly clear image of summertime on Saturn - L.A. Focus Newspaper
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United Methodist Women called on to dismantle racist systems - WS Chronicle
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Morocco: AfDB - Over $1.1 billion in Morocco in 8 Months
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Young people perceive COVID-19 as catalyst to re-shape Africa’s future
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 26 July 2020: The Mo Ibrahim Foundation has published its first Now Generation Network Survey findings on the impact of COVID-19, entitled “COVID-19 in Africa: what does it mean for young people?” The report analyses youth perspectives on the challenges Africa faces as
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In summary The survival of the California condor is a testament to the Endangered Species Act, which has prevented the extinction of 99% of species under its protection. By Noah Greenwald, Special to CalMatters Noah Greenwald is director of the Endangered Species Program at the Center for
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Africa: More Conservation 'Could Create U.S.$454 Billion a Year'
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Africa: WHO Director-General's Opening Remarks At the Media Briefing On Covid-19 - 10 July 2020
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IN MEMORIAM: The World Mourns A True Icon and Freedom Fighter – John Lewis 1940-2020
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If you value essential workers, raise the minimum wage | Digital Daily | The Michigan Chronicle
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