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By NNPA Newswire Hailing from Lansing, Michigan, Dr. Alexa Canady is the first African American woman in the United States to become a neurosurgeon. Dr. Canady went on to receive her Bachelor of Science from the University of Michigan, as well as her medical doctorate. She also graduated cum laude
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The war on standards, Rhodes Scholarship edition - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
Rhodes Scholarships have been awarded based, in part, on race for at least 50 years. A friend from high school, and one of the smartest people I've ever known, was up for the prize in 1971. In the late stage of the process, he was in a room with other candidates from his region. When a tall
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Local golfer prepares to take game from Alabama to London
By Nicole Wyatt Regions Doing More Today His story isn’t about losing his leg in a motorcycle accident more than a decade ago. It’s about so much more. Birmingham resident Chris Osborne is also a champion golfer, poised to represent the United States as Team USA takes on Team Europe in one of
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Benin: President Talon hardens tone after re-election | Africanews
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Wisconsin US Navy Veterans Mesothelioma Advocate Has Endorsed Attorney Erik Karst of Karst von Oiste to Ensure A Navy Veteran with Mesothelioma in Wisconsin Gets the Best Compensation Results-They Might Exceed $1,000,000
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Somalia: Joint Communique On the Situation in Somalia (AU, EU, IGAD and UN) - Amisom
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Uganda: Onek to UN - Buy Food Here or Shift Refugees
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Our basic right to safety is undermined by Congressional inaction on gun violence | The Crusader Newspaper Group
By Marc H. Morial President and CEO National Urban League “At trauma centers across this country, we have seen the pain with our own eyes. We have cleaned the blood from our own hands. Sometimes the blood soaks through our scrubs and socks. We can wash away the blood, but the pain stays with
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US looking forward to working with new Haitian prime minister | New York Carib News
The United States says it is looking forward to working with the new Prime Minister of Haiti, Claude Joseph, who has pledged to continue efforts for the staging of referendums and the organization of new elections in the French-speaking country.
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A Year Removed From Daniel Prude’s Death, It’s Clear More Police Reform Is Needed - Blavity
This piece reflects on Rochester a year removed from Daniel Prude’s death, and offers some important next steps for police reform in Rochester and around the country.
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‘Guilty, guilty, guilty’: world’s media react to Chauvin trial verdict
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House Democrats To Hold Debate On Reparations for African-Americans | Black Star News
… Develop Reparation Proposals for African Americans Act. The legislation, … the brutal mistreatment of African-Americans during chattel slavery, … occurring in the African-American community today and … Reparation Proposals for African-Americans Act, would create …
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The Daily 202: Democrats wonder what Manchin means when he won't 'weaken' the filibuster. - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
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Morocco: Lack of Final Position Explains Paris' Procrastination Policy - Political Scientist
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Morocco: The Moroccan Landscape, Traditions and Communities Behind Argan and Its Oil
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Haiti on its 6th prime minister under Moïse and many are wondering why?
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Chad: U.S., UK, France Warn of Fighting Approaching Chad Capital
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Covid-19 travel restrictions state by state | Dallas Weekly
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JUSTICE: Derek Chauvin Found Guilty of the Murder of George Floyd
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