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Joe Biden Calls Jacob Blake To Check On Well Being While In Kenosha
According to published reports, Joe Biden was on the ground of the Wisconsin town to attend a community town hall meeting to discuss the ongoing violence against peaceful protestors nationwide and the shooting of Jacob Blake which rocked the community.
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Jacob Blake released a video from the hospital - TheGrio
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LEAP Innovations Hold Two-Day Virtual Summit to Prepare Educators for the Upcoming Academic Year | Chicago Defender
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Conspiracy Theory Origins: How Pro-Trump QAnon Is Eerily Similar To The Salem Witch Hunt
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Amazon Expands while Congress Makes Postal Service Fund Retiree Benefits 75 Years in Advance
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By Julianne Malveaux When a seventeen-year-old white boy walks down the streets of Kenosha, Wisconsin, with a loaded automatic weapon, he is cheered and thanked by the police and offered a water bottle. No matter that he’d killed two people and wounded another. His attorney says it was
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#Election2020: How coronavirus will decide the 2020 race | The Atlanta Voice
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Rihanna bruised, 'healing quickly' after scooter accident: report
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