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Celebrating with an AK-47 produced more than just the noise of a jet engine for Russian model and Instagram personality Anastasia Ivleeva. Ivleeva celebrated her one-year anniversary with rapper husband Allj by firing a Kalashnikov assault rifle into the air, sparking outrage among her nearly 20
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Book Review: Motherhood So White By Nefertiti Austin - Los Angeles Sentinel
Motherhood So White is more than a great read, it’s an insider’s view of adoption and foster care from the perspective of an accomplished, unmarried woman of African descent. The post Book Review: Motherhood So White By Nefertiti Austin appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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Advocates Call for More Action, Transparency to Protect Nebraska Inmates from Coronavirus : Omaha Star
Bob Wiley knows how it sounds — to say it’s inevitable the novel coronavirus could spread quickly and fatally in Nebraska’s prisons sounds grave. But the 45-year-old has fresh knowledge of these facilities, having just been released January 31 after spending 18 months
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Source: Omaha Star
Kanye West First Campaign Rally
Kanye West's first presidential rally just wrapped up and he stirred up lots of controversy by discussing Harriet Tubman, abortion and the possibility of divorcing Kim Kardashian West. Ye held his first event as a candidate Sunday at the Exquis Event Center in North Charleston, SC - and right off
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Comptroller criticized for handling of late bill payments | The Crusader Newspaper Group
Participant says Mendoza’s prioritizing puts Vendor Payment Program at risk By PETER HANCOCK Capitol News Illinois phancock@capitolnewsillinois.com SPRINGFIELD — A program that helps vendors get paid even when the state is late paying its bills might be in danger, the head of one financial company
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Who Remembers Earl Buie? - SBNEWS
By all accounts, Earl Buie was a newspaperman’s newspaperman, and his unique writing and editorial styles were ingrained in the pages of The Sun for nearly 50 years. He was born in Whitlock, Tennessee, on Jan. 21, 1897, Buie moved to San Bernardino with his family in 1910. Earl Buie began his
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Traders who suffered under Taliban go digital | Afro
Zahra Kazemi started her business Bamyan Weavers nearly 30 years ago, when Afghanistan was under Taliban control. She left the country after the Taliban destroyed her trade, returning after the U.S.-led invasion in 2001 drove the regime from power. Kazemi, like many traders in the country, needed
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Motorbike mission: Activist delivers sunscreen to Ugandans with albinism | Afro
For street vendor Barbra Anyinge, who normally sells shoes in Lira, a town in northern Uganda, the pandemic has made one essential especially scarce: sunscreen. While usually Anyinges difficulty in obtaining the recommended high-protection sunscreen is its up to $20 cost, the pandemic has made it
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Quadruplets die in government-run hospital - The Mississippi Link
YAOUNDE, Cameroon When 21-year-old Anne Christelle Ntsama gave birth to quadruplets, she was over the moon. She believed her children, who had been born prematurely at Yaounde Central Hospital, one of the largest public hospitals in Cameroon, would grow into adulthood. But soon after their
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Vacation hot spot Andalusia makes masks required beachwear | Afro
Amid increasing restrictions around the world as the number of coronavirus cases spikes, the vacation hot spot of Andalusia on the southern coast of Spain is requiring everyone to wear face masks at all beaches and swimming pools as of Wednesday. People who violate the new rules could face fines of
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The Shepherd Manson Johnson: Rest in peace, my friend | Afram News
To know Manson Johnson was to love Manson Johnson. That was how I felt in the late 1960’s when we met. That was how I felt this week when I learned of his death. His engulfing spirit, his broad smile, his commitment to character and values -all of these traits made you want to be his
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Kayla James Kayla Seals Receive Teen Graffiti’s Book Scholarships
(DALLAS, TX) – Kayla James of Grand Prairie, TX, and Kayla Seals of Rowlett, TX are the recipients of this year’s Teen Graffiti Education Scholarships for their outstanding commitment to education and community service. James and Seals will each receive a $250.00 Book Scholarship. Kayla James is
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Lakers Prepare For NBA Restart in Orlando: Hopeful For Dwight Howard To Join The Team - Los Angeles Sentinel
The Lakers general manager and president of basketball operations Rob Pelinka joined a conference call on Tuesday with reporters to discuss the team's plan as they look ahead to the NBA resuming in Orlando on July 30. He explained that the Lakers would replace Avery Bradley who opted out of joining
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3 officers fired over photos depicting choke hold near Elijah McClain memorial - DefenderNetwork.com
The Aurora Police Department has fired two of the three officers who took photographs depicting a choke hold in front of the memorial for Elijah McClain, who died after a confrontation with officers in August 2019. A third officer was fired for his response to the photos that he received in a text
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Tina Knowles-Lawson, Beyoncé Knowles Carter, Mothers of the Movement Urge Senate to Pass HEROES Act | Afro
By NNPA Newswire Staff June 25 marks the 7th anniversary of the Shelby County v. Holder case, in which the U.S. Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and upended decades of progress. Over the past seven years, states and localities have reverted to discriminatory practices that
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Op-Ed: From the Heart of a 37 year old Black Male from Detroit, Michigan | The Michigan Chronicle
By Lorron James, CEO of James Group International Excerpt from a 37 year old, black male from Detroit, Michigan: My parents live in a nice house in a suburb that would statistically be identified as predominantly white. Though born on the northwest side of Detroit, I (we) moved into this house when
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Ghislaine Maxwell Is Allegedly Being Moved From Cell to Cell to Avoid Assassins
By Victor Omondi Ghislaine Maxwell is allegedly being moved from cell to cell in her Brooklyn lockup over fears that someone might kill her before she stands trial. Earlier on, the 58-year-old was forced to wear paper clothes and sleep on a bare mattress so that she couldn’t hang herself with
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Spanish archaeologists dig up dozens of mysterious tiny human figures - The Mississippi Link
Dozens of tiny flint figures were found by scientists working in Jordan, thousands of years after they were likely used in funerals and memorial ceremonies. The dozens of tiny human figures were found by Spanish archaeologists surrounding human remains and are believed to have been used in rituals
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Costa Ricans nervously eye end of economic relief | Afro
The money that's been helping many Costa Ricans deal with the economic effects of Covid-19 is coming to an end. That has the government and experts trying to measure how hard the impact will be on the country of roughly 5 million people and what other steps need to be taken. In April, the
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‘Avoid being bitten’: Virus-carrying Asian tiger mosquitoes likely reach UK | Afro
The Asian tiger mosquito, which has made headlines around the world because it carries dangerous viruses, are likely already in the UK, an expert warned. Dr Anna-Bella Failloux poses for a photo. She is a professor of entomology and is head of the 'Arboviruses and Insect Vectors' branch of the
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VIDEO: Fauci warns a coronavirus vaccine is not guaranteed | Afro
The nation could see thousands more cases of coronavirus, the countrys top infectious disease specialist said Tuesday. Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, part of the National Institutes of Health, testified for three hours before the
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Joy Reid Set To Become First Black Woman To Anchor Cable News During Prime-Time Slot
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Big Mac racism at McDonald’s - North Dallas Gazette
By Whitney Gresham and Trevor W. Coleman II The Michigan Chronicle (NNPA) For more than 50 years, the McDonald’s Corporation took pride in branding itself as a socially conscious corporation particularly interested in doing business in abandoned and long-ignored Black communities while embracing
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U.S. Supply of Remdesivir Will Run Out by July, Top Government Official Warns
The U.S. government's supply of remdesivir, the only known drug to treat the coronavirus, will run out at the end of June, said an official with the Department of Health and Human Services.
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WATCH: Lee blasts ‘anti-American’ groups: ‘The mob hates America on America’s dime’ | Afro
Republican Sen. Mike Lee of Utah threatened Thursday to pull federal funding away from Americas cities and institutions of higher learning who he claimed have formed an anti-American, anti-science, anti-establishment, anti-Constitution mob. In a Senate floor speech before Congresss Independence Day
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H. J. Russell and Co. promotes Claudette Hanks to diversity manager - Atlanta Tribune
H. J. Russell Company Promotes Claudette Hanks to Diversity Manager for Construction and Program Management H. J. Russell Company, one of the largest black-owned real estate development and construction services firms in the United States, announces the promotion of Claudette Hanks from field
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‘Angel’ newborn rescued from street in Colombia | Afro
A day-old baby, abandoned in a street in Cali, Colombia, in early July, was rescued when a passerby heard his cries. The newborn was taken to Carlos Carmona Hospital, where staff called him Angel. The baby is was in good condition, a Cali city council spokeswoman said Friday. The hospital said
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Revisiting Emmett Till: 65 Years Later: No Justice and Still No Peace | Afro
By Micha Green AFRO D.C. Editor mgreen@afro.com A 14-year-old from Chicago was lynched on August 28, 1955, in Mississippi for allegedly flirting with Carolyn Bryant, a White woman. While Emmett Till’s brutalized body and unrecognizable features became the face of the Civil Rights Movement, 65 years
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I realized I had issues, issues about a year ago when I was on my therapist's couch and she asked me if I was thinking about harming myself. I've been seeing her for the past 10 years, and she's helped me navigate through toxic environments---some I was born into and some I've created myself.
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