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Make Money With Social Media! - Milwaukee Community Journal
Most people operate or own at least  one social media account, some even so spending hours. Likemost things, there are always a way to capitalize on a skill and this 3 day concerence will allow an opportunity for that. An organization call ROCS Call to Action will give a virtual conference to teach
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Congo-Kinshasa: DRC Stalls Rollout of Astrazeneca Vaccine Over Health Concerns
[RFI] The Democratic Republic of Congo is to postpone its AstraZeneca vaccination campaign, originally set to begin on Monday. It is following moves by countries taking similar precautionary measures over blood clot fears.
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The Movement for Black Lives Says No to the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act
The Movement for Black Lives (M4BL), a collective of 150 civil rights organizations, says it’s against the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act and wants Congress to propose new
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D.C., Maryland and Virginia Relax COVID-19 Restrictions - The Washington Informer
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has decided to relax some coronavirus restrictions along with her counterparts, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, despite the ongoing presence of the pandemic in the city due to virus numbers trending in the right
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Too Little, Too Late? Newsom’s Vow For Black Woman Senator Comes After He Ignored Calls To Appoint One
Under pressure to resign over a series of mounting scandals, Democratic governors in California and New York are making promises that critics say are only coming now in an effort to generate some positive press amid mounting scandals.
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Suspicion Raised After Marvin Hagler’s Death; Friend and Fellow Boxing Legend Tommy Hearns Revealed Hagler’s Health Failed After COVID-19 Vaccination
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Georgia man found hanging from tree; family wants answers - TheGrio
A man was found hanging from a tree in Winston, Georgia, and his family is demanding answers from the Douglas... View Article The post Georgia man found hanging from tree; family wants answers appeared first on TheGrio.
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Fox News Host Juan Williams Destroys Donald Trump In Op-Ed
The former president will be remembered for his "jealous rage" and "greatest failure," the political analyst wrote.
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Where is Tanzania's President Magufuli? The opposition wants answers | Africanews
Tanzania's President John Magufuli has not been seen in public for 17 days.
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Damn, He Got a Point: Grown Folks Like Meyers Leonard Don't Get an Ignorance Pass • EBONY
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Biden Signs $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Plan Into Law - The Washington Informer
One day after the House formally passed the American Rescue Plan — Joe Biden's massive $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package — the president signed the monumental legislation into law. The post Biden Signs $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Plan Into Law appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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Minneapolis Approves $27M Settlement For George Floyd’s Family In Police Custody Death Lawsuit
The city of Minneapolis announced on Friday (March 27) a $27 million settlement with the family of George Floyd. The payout is the largest in city history regarding a wrongful death lawsuit.
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Minneapolis will pay $27 million to George Floyd's family in civil lawsuit - Face2Face Africa
The family of George Floyd, the African-American man who was slain by police on a street in Minneapolis in May 2020, will now be paid $27 million in compensation by the city after a civil lawsuit was settled on Friday, March 12. The settlement is different from the criminal proceedings that are
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Louisiana State Troopers Joked In ‘LOL’ Group Text About Beating Black Man With ‘Ass Whoopin’
Recently released court documents showed a group of Louisiana State Troopers joked about beating a Black man in a group text, pointing to a larger pattern of police brutality among officers in the northeast part of the state.
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ESSENCE Presents: COVID-19, Environmental Injustice & Medical Apartheid 
There have been many loaded, anti-Black discussions about personal responsibility and how Black people manage our Black lives, including our health, during the COVID-19 pandemic; however, not nearly as much
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Winning Women: Beyoncé, Stallion, Others Slay at the Grammys | Arts and Culture | The Michigan Chronicle
Black women like BeyoncĂ©, obviously, were doing it big at the 2021 Grammy Awards, with winners in varying categories across the board who showed up and showed everyone how they get it done. Four women won the top four awards Sunday, including BeyoncĂ© — with her 28th win — becoming the most
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MLK Jr., Shirley Chisholm And Sit-Ins: Bennet College's Understated Role In The The Civil Rights Movement - Blavity
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IN MEMORIAM: Boxing Great ‘Marvelous’ Marvin Hagler Dies at 66 — The Sacramento Observer
(NNPA) - Marvelous Marvin Hagler, who ruled the middleweight boxing division in the 1980s, yet never received the recognition he deserved as an all-time great, has died. Hagler was 66. Before Hagler’s death, former boxer Thomas “Hit Man” Hearns posted on Instagram that the legend had “taken
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Abbreviated Pundit Roundup: Biden's rolling along, getting things done
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The Royal Family Scrambles To Be Seen In Public With Black People After Meghan Markle’s Interview
A series of photos following the bombshell interview with Meghan Markle suggests the Royal Family is scrambling to be seen in public with Black people in an age-old PR stunt used by closeted white supremacists to deny they're racist.
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Sen. Ron Johnson Defiantly Doubles Down On His Racism In New Op-Ed
On Monday The Wall Street Journal published Johnson's op-ed titled, “I Will Not be Silenced by the Left,” where he held on for dear life to sentiments that rule out the harsh realities of systemic racism, especially in regards to Black communities and social justice issues. 
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'I Absolutely Lost Jobs Because of It': Jesse Williams Speaks on the Aftermath Following His Viral 2016 BET Awards Speech
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1 in 3 Black Families Were Behind On Rent And Mortgage Payments In February As National Eviction Ban Is Set To Expire
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