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JN Group donates welfare items to charities
Three charity organisations located in Cornwall, Middlesex and Surrey have benefited from welfare items donated by staff members of The Jamaica National Group. The three charities are the St Elizabeth Early Childhood and Therapeutic Centre in St...
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Wall Street shrugs, stocks rise even as Trump won't concede - Black News Channel
By STAN CHOE AP Business Writer NEW YORK (AP) — A huge fear for Wall Street coming into this month was a contested U.S. presidential election, one that could drag the market through more painful uncertainty. Now, more than a week after Election Day, President Donald Trump and his allies are
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How Black women lifted Harris to achieve a ‘collective, profound win’ – Florida Courier
It took 231 years, but women finally shattered the second-highest glass ceiling in the U.S. Kamala Harris acknowledged the usually underappreciated role that Black women, especially, play in doing the hard work of organizing and turning out Democratic voters. Black women are “too often overlooked
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Source: Florida Courier
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'Like a student eager to impress the teacher': Barack Obama writes about Rahul Gandhi in his memoir
… among other issues, the first Black American President has talked about political … . Mr. Obama was the first African-American president of the United States …
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Candace Owens Says Obama Came Out of White House 'Hating America'
Candace Owens states that President Obama "is the first president that has ever sat in the White House and come out ... hating America.”
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Sangster projects up to 75% of pre-COVID arrivals next year
WESTERN BUREAU: Despite the cloud of uncertainty looming over international travel, MBJ Airports CEO Shane Munroe is projecting returns of between 50 and 75 per cent of the 2019 visitor-arrival figures by 2021. In 2019, MBJ Airports, which operates...
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What Does It Take To Diversify Philadelphia’s Tech Community? This Nonprofit Thinks It Has The Answer | The Plug
One Philadelphia tech nonprofit’s latest initiative has big plans to fight such inequity, and with a recent round of funding, it just might succeed. Source
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New Study Suggests COVID Patients More Susceptible To Mental Illness - The Seattle Medium
Researchers at Oxford University in Great Britain noted that first-time diagnosis of anxiety, depression, and insomnia increased two-fold in patients after they’ve recovered from COVID. Further, they discovered that COVID survivors also found significantly higher risks of
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Tourism stakeholders want ‘One Caribbean COVID Protocol’, medical wallet
WESTERN BUREAU: THE CARIBBEAN may not have succeeded with a ‘One Caribbean’ marketing initiative, but stakeholders in the industry want a ‘One Caribbean COVID Protocol’ and a medical wallet that fits the region. American Airlines vice-president,...
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Harris could become an unapologetically Black VP – Florida Courier
Harris went from being the first Black woman to serve as California’s attorney general, to being the second Black woman to serve as a U.S. senator, to being the first Black person, the first South Asian American and the first woman to serve as vice president. Talk about smashing glass ceilings. For
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80 percent of Texas inmates who died from coronavirus were not convicted of crime - TheGrio
Approximately 80 percent of all Texas inmates who died from COVID-19 were in pre-trial detention and had not yet been... View Article The post 80 percent of Texas inmates who died from coronavirus were not convicted of crime appeared first on TheGrio.
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Straight-talking Canon Gordon hailed as man of the people
One of the Anglican Church’s most outspoken and controversial priests, the Reverend Canon Ernle Gordon, died yesterday at the age of 82. A prolific writer and author of many works, Gordon was ordained a priest in 1968 and spent most of his ministry...
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Why Black Voters In Milwaukee Deserve More Credit For Biden Flipping Wisconsin Blue
Persuading Black voters to vote despite the pandemic — coupled with the same obstacles that kept Black voting down in 2016 — rendered a numerically flat turnout a victory, local activists said.
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#MusicExchange: Rapid-fire Q&A with cool music man DJ Cosher
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Chimamanda's novel 'Half of a Yellow Sun' voted Women’s prize ‘winner of winners’ - Face2Face Africa
Celebrated award-winning Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, has emerged as the public’s favorite winner of the Women’s Prize for Fiction. Her critically acclaimed book,Half of a Yellow Sun, first won the prestigious Women’s Prize for Fiction award in 2007. After 13 years, the novel has been
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Courier staffer among Black journalists’ honorees – Florida Courier
BY THE FLORIDA COURIER STAFF Journalists of color were once again recognized this year during the annual Griot Drum Awards presented by the Tampa Bay Association of Black Journalists (TBABJ). Due to the pandemic, this year’s event took place virtually on the organization’s Facebook live page on
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Key Role for Black Policy Leaders on Biden’s Transition Team - Black Voice News
Kat Stafford | Associated Press Black policy leaders will play a pivotal role in President-elect Joe Biden's transition, marking one of the most diverse agency review teams in history. Of the 500-plus team members announced this week, more than half are women, and Black men and women are leading
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It’s time for the first Latino senator from California - Black Voice News
In summary Gov. Newsom should recognize the importance of the Latino community and appoint the first Latino or Latina senator from California. By Claudia Medina, Special to CalMatters Claudia Medina is the founding member of the Latino Community Foundation’s East Bay Latina Giving
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Building trust in the governance process - Stabroek News
In a country of incremental advances in media freedom arising through no effort on the part of government but rather on account of the gradual rolling out of an increased number of media houses and advancements in enabling technology, the various publics have, over time, become more
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Shaw lauds Ja’s social enterprise sector for national development
Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Audley Shaw, has commended Jamaica’s growing social-enterprise sector for its contribution to the country’s economic and social development. The minister made his comments at a virtual stakeholder...
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2020 Election Was Historic For Washington State’s African American Community | Afro
By Aaron Allen, The Seattle Medium The 2020 election season has been historical for African Americans both locally and nationally. From Kamala Harris, the first Black woman to win the seat of Vice President of the United States, to an unprecedented show of political force as African Americans
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Elon Musk tested positive and negative for COVID-19, in one day
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Biden & Harris WIN! - Carolina Peacemaker
WASHINGTON, D.C. - After four years of feeling under siege from a racially hostile White House and after a week spent awaiting the results of a nail-biter election, supporters of former Vice President Joe Biden finally exhaled when it became clear that President Donald Trump was booted from
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Big study supports cheap combo pill to lower heart risks - Black News Channel
By MARILYNN MARCHIONE AP Chief Medical Writer A daily pill combining four cholesterol and blood pressure medicines taken with low-dose aspirin cut the risk of heart attacks, strokes and heart-related deaths by nearly one third in a large international study that's expected to lead to wider use of
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Get Snatched With Beyonce’ as She Teams Up With  HBCUs, Peloton and For A Healthy Initiative  | Body | The Michigan Chronicle
Queen B never sleeps. In addition to releasing her second Ivy Park collection, and gracing the cover of British Vogue, Beyonce’ is partnering with the fitness app, Peloton, to keep the ladies looking snatched. The Beyonce’ x Peloton multi-year partnership will introduce a collaboration with 10
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Schools facing tough choices as Covid cases soar in the US - L.A. Focus Newspaper
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In His New Book, President Obama Talks About The Strain The White House Put On His Marriage
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Megan Thee Stallion Announces Debut Album ‘Good News’ Dropping Next Friday
Megan Thee Stallion's long-awaited debut album is on the way -- as in next Friday on the way. The album is titled 'Good News' and the H-Town Hottie had a rather revealing way of letting the world know about it.
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