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New partnership brings Black History to life through Google Assistant | New Pittsburgh Courier
As it relates to the “Today in Black History” initiative, this is Google’s first partnership that was “specifically designed to educate and raise awareness about equity and inclusion on the Google Assistant By Airik Myers, The Seattle Medium ‘Hey, Google, what happened on this day in Black
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Loop Businessman and Skilled Dentist, Dr. Guy L. Bibbs, Jr., dies - The Chicago Crusader
Dr. Guy L. Bibbs, Jr., 73, of Chicago, formerly of Peoria, Illinois, transitioned June 7, 2021 while a patient at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. He was born February 27, 1948, in
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Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. arrested, 30 others for asking Sen. Krysten Sinema to oppose filibuster - The Chicago Crusader
Chicago, IL – Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. was arrested along with 30 others Wednesday, July 26th, outside of the office of Senator Krysten Sinema, a Democrat, who opposes the
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Children First STX Unveils Facelift for Midre Cummings Playground
Children First St. Croix on Thursday revealed plans for a new look for the Midre Cummings Playground in Frederiksted. The announcement was made at a news conference at Leatherback Brewery that was presented on Zoom.
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St. Johnians Happy About NPS Decision on Public Bid for Caneel Bay
Members of the St. John community rejoiced at the National Park Service’s news Tuesday afternoon that the lease for the Caneel Bay Resort will be going out for public bid.
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7 Reasons Retailers Should Accept Cryptocurrency as Payment | PensacolaVoice Magazine 2021
Cryptocurrency is taking the world by storm! Adding cryptocurrency as a means of payment your business opens it for more exposure and more clients - leading to more sales and profits. So if you are intrigued to know why and how to start accepting cryptocurrency as payments this is the Read More
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Jeremy Duckworth is helping small businesses create paths to success | New Pittsburgh Courier
by Erica Wright The Birmingham Times (BlackPressUSA)—By the time he was in his 20s, Jeremy Duckworth was on his way to creating economic development opportunities for urban and rural communities. Duckworth is executive director of the Central Alabama Redevelopment Alliance (CARA), an organization
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The Carr Report: When she’s the breadwinner... | New Pittsburgh Courier
by Damon Carr, For New Pittsburgh Courier Politics can be described as a process to make others look weak, bad, or dumb to make another look strong, good, or smart. It’s an effort to further one’s own agenda at the peril of another. Politicians are not the only people politicking. It’s a cultural
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Forced vaccinations not the way, Walters says - Barbados Today
Businessman Ryan Walters has accused the Government of attempting to use 'heavy-handed fear tactics' in order to get citizens vaccinated. He said that those who do not wish to be vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus 'should not be discriminated against or their rights infringed'. Walters
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Court Upholds Ruling Against Indiana’s Faulty Voter Roll Purges - The Chicago Crusader
The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in League of Women Voters of Indiana v. Sullivan (previously called Indiana NAACP v. Lawson), rejecting the state of Indiana’s appeal of the lower court’s summary judgment order. The Court of Appeals found that Indiana’s purge law was inconsistent with the
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Worker Power, Worker Power!
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Headway made in housing repairs - Barbados Today
Significant progress has been made in repairing properties damaged by Hurricane Elsa’s passing three weeks ago. Giving an update on the work being done by Government, Prime Minister Mia Mottley revealed that assessments had been completed on 64 per cent of the damaged properties. Mottley said that
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How the Milwaukee Bucks Inspired Alex Lasry to Run for the U.S. Senate | The Madison Times
By Milwaukee Courier Staff As Wisconsin continues to bask in the glow of the Milwaukee Bucks first NBA Championship in 50 years, Alex Lasry, senior vice president for the Milwaukee Bucks, sat down with Milwaukee Courier staff to talk about how the Bucks have inspired him to run for the
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Journalist comes under heavy criticism over Sobers story - Barbados Today
There was widespread condemnation on Saturday over an article written by veteran sports journalist Mike King.   Hours before Olympic swimmer Alex Sobers was set to dive into the pool at his second appearance at the Olympic games, a whirlwind of controversy was brewing over a preview article
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Political scientists say one-term BLP Gov’t unlikely as they assess UWP defeat in St Lucia - Barbados Today
Two of the island’s well respected political scientists have independently dismissed any likelihood of the Mia Mottley Administration becoming a one-term government. The positions were laid out Tuesday by senior political science lecturers at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, Dr
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BSSEE tips for parents and students - Barbados Today
The Ministry of Education, Technological and Vocational Training has compiled a series of tips for both students and parents, as part of the final preparations for the Barbados Secondary Schools’ Entrance Examination (BSSEE), which will be written on Wednesday, July 28. Twenty-two examination
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USVI Swimmer Sanes Heading Home After Final Olympic Event
St. Croix native Adriel Sanes will be heading home after competing in his final event for the USVI, the men’s 200-meter breaststroke, on Tuesday morning at the Tokyo Olympics.
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Health Confirms the 36th COVID Death in Territory
A 50-year-old St. Croix man was confirmed Monday as the 36th COVID-19 related death. According to the Department of Health's statistics, the death was the 12th on St. Croix related to the disease. There have been 22 COVID death on St. Thomas/Water Island, and one on St. John.
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New Mixed-use Apartments Going Up Near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport | Atlanta Daily World
McShane Construction Company has been selected by repeat client South City Partners to build a new mixed-use multi-family community in Hapeville, Georgia. Known as SCP Hapeville, the development will offer 285 units and 4,392 square feet of ground-floor retail space. “We’re excited to be underway
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Priests say threats made by boisterous attendees at some farewell services - Barbados Today
Her strict enforcement of the COVID-19 protocols at funerals has subjected an Anglican priest to threats to her life.Rector of the St Martin’s Anglican Church in St Philip Rev Amrela Massiah said she had been verbally abused “in Barbadian terms” and threatened with death by groups of mourners on at
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Vacation for Gov’t ministers addressed in Parliament - Barbados Today
The Prime Minister, ministers and parliamentary secretaries in Barbados will now be entitled to four weeks’ vacation, whether it be here or abroad. Describing it as a “grievous omission” from Barbados’ Constitution, Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs Dale Marshall, today in Parliament
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TRiBL Founder Calls for New Black Wall Street | Atlanta Daily World
TRiBL Founder & CEO Ikechi Nwabuisi Lays Out Plan for the New Black Wall Street by Ikechi Nwabuisi Ikechi Nwabuisi, founder and CEO of TRiBL, today calls for a “New Black Wall Street,” offering a bold vision on how Blacks around the world can create generational wealth by building off some of the
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National Park Service Opens Caneel Bay Lease for Competition
The National Park Service announced Tuesday that it will employ a competitive lease strategy to redevelop Caneel Bay at Virgin Islands National Park.
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Local non-profits team up to help 5,000 families with free back-to-school event | Afro
By Micha Green D.C. and Digital Editor mgreen@afro.com Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020, most students in the D.C. area were disrupted from the traditional classroom setting and forced into virtual learning.  However, with infection rates lowering, District schools are
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National Park Service Opens Caneel Bay Lease to Competitive Bids | News of St. John
That's right.  If you have been following along for the past few years, you know this is BIG NEWS on the Caneel Bay Resort front.  It may still be some time before we are enjoying Caneel Bay once again, but this move is a huge step in the right direction, and fueled by community input!  ... Read
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Email set up for vaccination certificate requests - Barbados Today
The Ministry of Health and Wellness’ Immunisation Unit has not authorised a WhatsApp chat where persons can send information to receive their electronic vaccination certificates. Co-coordinator of the National Vaccination Programme for COVID-19, Major David Clarke, said that instead, the Unit had
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Denny calls on United States to remove embargo against Cuba - Barbados Today
General Secretary of the Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration David Denny has joined the call for the United States to remove the embargo against Cuba. During a solidarity rally with the governments and People of Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua — next to the Cuban Monument, Paynes Bay St
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V.I. Born Fencer Representing U.S. Falls in Sabre Quarterfinals
Daryl Homer, a St. Thomas-born fencer who represents the United States in the Tokyo Olympics, was defeated Tuesday in the men’s sabre team quarterfinal, falling to Mohammad Rahbari of Iran by a score of 30-21.
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Google Assistant Brings Black History to Life - Atlanta Tribune
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