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Corruption rampant at State House
State House says its staff have been using the name of President Lazarus Chakwera to commit corrupt acts. State House Chief of Staff Prince Kampondamgaga has said this in a memo to staff dated 15 February, 2022. He said they have received reports that staff from state residence have been using the
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Source: Malawi 24 | Malawi news
Candace Owens Faces Mockery After Suggesting Americans Want Her On Supreme Court | The Oklahoma Eagle
www.independent.co.uk By Alisha Rahaman Sarkar Conservative critic Candace Owens was mocked online after she suggested that Americans wanted her to be the next Supreme Court justice following the retirement of Stephen Breyer. Ms Owens noticed her name was trending on Twitter and asked in
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Source: The Oklahoma Eagle
Biden talks Black NFL head coaches, team ownership in pre-game interview
In an interview before the start of Super Bowl LVI, President Joe Biden criticized the paucity of Black head coaches The post Biden talks Black NFL head coaches, team ownership in pre-game interview  appeared first on TheGrio.
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Biden to NFL: Hiring More Black Coaches is ‘a Requirement of Just Some Generic Decency’
By Victor Trammell Photo credits: Yasin Osturk/Anadolu Agency/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images In an interview aired before this past Super Bowl Sunday, President Joe Biden chided the NFL for its paucity of Black head coaches. During a pre-game interview with NBC, Mr. Biden cited NFL Commissioner
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Protests Save 7 Oakland Schools; Board Moves Ahead to Close or Merge 11 Others | Post News Group
Councilmember Rebecca Kaplan said the state needs to take responsibility. “Many years ago, the State of California took over control of the Oakland public schools, which they claimed was for the purpose of fixing the finances,” she said. “Sadly, the state officials controlling OUSD ran up
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AU welcomes $11.48 million grant from the African Development Fund to deliver Agenda 2063
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 14 February 2022: The African Union Commission (AUC) will soon benefit from an $11.48 million grant from the African Development Fund to strengthen its governance and provide it with institutional support. Approval for the grant, from the Fund’s regional public goods
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Former Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is now joining CNN as a political commentator - Texas Metro News
She said it’s a dream job! The post Former Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is now joining CNN as a political commentator appeared first on Texas Metro News.
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Chakwera surprised by questions over employment figures
President Lazarus Chakwera says he finds it odd that some Malawians have questioned the type of jobs created by his administration and want him to parade the people who received the 997,423 jobs. Chakwera made the remarks yesterday in Parliament where he went to respond to questions from
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Source: Malawi 24 | Malawi news
Johnson Bill Creating A New Tax Break To Help Homeless Youth Passes House - The Seattle Medium
The bill, HB 1175, is now headed to the Senate for further consideration. The post Johnson Bill Creating A New Tax Break To Help Homeless Youth Passes House appeared first on The Seattle Medium.
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DOJ Intervenes In Black Couple’s Home Appraisal Lawsuit - The Seattle Medium
In 2020, Tenisha Tate-Austin and Paul Austin, a Black couple in San Francisco, sought to refinance their home mortgage. The post DOJ Intervenes In Black Couple’s Home Appraisal Lawsuit appeared first on The Seattle Medium.
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Black federal judge asks Biden not to name Ketanji Brown Jackson to Supreme Court
The first Black person to serve as a federal judge in Alabama is discouraging President Joe Biden from nominating Circuit The post Black federal judge asks Biden not to name Ketanji Brown Jackson to Supreme Court appeared first on TheGrio.
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How Invisible Lines Keep Education Resources From Black And Hispanic Kids - The Seattle Medium
All over the country, school boundary lines divide Black and Hispanic residents from their white neighbors. The post How Invisible Lines Keep Education Resources From Black And Hispanic Kids appeared first on The Seattle Medium.
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COMMENTARY: Celebrating Black Women on the Federal Bench
Having a strong contingent of Black women judges on these courts means the lived experience they bring — in addition to their stellar legal credentials — is coming into play in deciding cases that will shape all our lives for years to
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SBA, Black Chambers Back President Biden’s Push For Federal Contracting With Minority Businesses - The Seattle Medium
After the murder of George Floyd, Hidalgo said the country realized “that what we are doing to empower Black communities across this nation comes back to Black
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Seattle Community Meets With Council Members On Crime - The Seattle Medium
"In the last two years, the number one thing I've heard from my businesses is that they've felt abandoned." The post Seattle Community Meets With Council Members On Crime appeared first on The Seattle Medium.
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Malawi MPs want Govt to buy them raincoats
Members of Parliament (MPs) have asked the Malawi Government to buy them raincoats to wear when walking from the car park to the chamber at the Parliament Building. Member of Parliament from Lilongwe South East Steven Malondera made the request in Parliament today saying raincoats are very useful
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Source: Malawi 24 | Malawi news
Fox News Legal Expert Name Drops MLK In A Really Bad Take On Canada And The Trucker Blockades - The New York Beacon
Source: BONNIE CASH / Getty Halfway through Black History Month, white people still haven’t gotten the message that they need to stop using Martin Luther King Jr. to justify every little perceived slight to their sensibilities.  During a Fox News segment about Canadian Prime Minister
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It Be Your Own People: Ketanji Brown Jackson’s SCOTUS Nom Gets Disapproval From Black Federal Judge
An African American retired federal judge from Alabama, first in the state's history to be exact, made it his mission to speak out in protest of the potential nomination of Black female Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to occupy Justice Stephen Breyer's soon-to-be-vacant seat on the Supreme Court.
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LA governor describes district maps as 'problematic,' but doesn't commit to veto
John Bel Edwards, the governor of Louisiana, has acknowledged that several Republican-backed proposals to redraw the state’s congressional map are The post LA governor describes district maps as 'problematic,' but doesn't commit to veto  appeared first on TheGrio.
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University Of Texas Council Passes Resolution Defending Critical Race Theory, Lieutenant Gov. Gets All Whiny About It
The Faculty Council at the University of Texas approved a nonbinding resolution Monday defending the academic freedom of faculty members to teach about race, gender justice, and critical race theory, and Texas Lt. Gov Dan Patrick is unhappy about it.
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GBN Daily Drop Podcast: Ann Lowe – Fashion Designer for Harlem, Hollywood and the White House (LISTEN)
by Lori Lakin Hutcherson (@lakinhutcherson) Today's GBN Daily Drop podcast is based on the Wednesday, February 16 entry in the 'A Year of Good Black News' Page-A-Day®️ Calendar…
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Washington Suing Texas: COVID Masks Are Fake - The Seattle Medium
In January 2021, 3M, one of the largest global producers of N95 masks, issued a statement warning customers and medical workers to be aware of counterfeit masks that had started circulating in the nation’s PPE
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HHS Announces Meharry Medical College As A Winner Of National Challenge To Increase Pediatric Vaccinations - The Seattle Medium
“Our HRSA Challenge initiative focused on generating creative approaches and meaningful results in helping to get children vaccinated, see their provider, and stay
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Making Black History: 5 Modern-Day Voting Rights Icons Everyone Should Know
They may not be household names, but these folks are fighting for change necessary to make democracy work.
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Racial gerrymandering stands in the way of free and fair elections for Black Americans
Voting is one of the most powerful tools wielded by Black Americans during our long struggle for civil rights, justice, The post Racial gerrymandering stands in the way of free and fair elections for Black Americans appeared first on TheGrio.
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Board of Supervisors OKs Lease for Shelter At 711 Post Street | Post News Group
“It is going to take all of us working together as a city if we want to achieve our ambitious effort to move thousands of people off the street and into shelter and permanent housing,” said Mayor London Breed. “The approval of the lease at 711 Post not only allows us to build on the progress that
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San Francisco Secures Over $200 Million in State Funding for Affordable Housing
“These funds come at a critical time in San Francisco,” said Mayor London N. Breed. “They will help us continue to deliver desperately needed affordable housing units for our families, workers, and individuals exiting homelessness as part of our overall strategy of building more housing at all
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For high court nominees ‘When’s your birthday?’ matters
By Jessica Gresko | The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Help wanted: Well-respected liberal jurist.Black. Female. Seniors need not apply. President Joe Biden’s search for a nominee to the Supreme […] The post For high court nominees ‘When’s your birthday?’ matters appeared fi
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Madame Secretary: Hon. Shirley N. Weber Reflects on Voting Rights, First Year in Office
By Tanu Henry | California Black Media (CBM) - In December 2020, Gov. Gavin Newsom appointed Weber California’s 31st Secretary of State (SOS), the state’s chief election official. The first […] The post Madame Secretary: Hon. Shirley N. Weber Reflects on Voting Rights, First Yea
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Dear Democrats: Start treating Republicans like the violent extremists they are
So are Democrats really about to pretend that the Republican Party didn’t overwhelmingly spread Trump’s 2020 election lies, fan the The post Dear Democrats: Start treating Republicans like the violent extremists they are appeared first on TheGrio.
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