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The One Who Goes Before Us

The One Who Goes Before Us By Rev. Dr. Barry Settle, Contributing Writer In Deuteronomy 31, we see a transition of leadership power from Moses [...]

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Brothers’ killings add to August Town woes

Awakened by explosions and screams in August Town on Wednesday morning, Hyacinth Brown’s* memories rolled back to the 2018 death of her grandson and she wondered if gunmen had made good on their promise to return for

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Fire destroys iconic Balaclava railway site

WESTERN BUREAU: Fire destroyed the iconic 129-year-old Railway Corporation Train Station building in Balaclava, St Elizabeth, on Wednesday morning, wrecking the livelihoods of the persons who were using it as a furniture shop. The Balaclava police...

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Viola Davis Goes Viral For Past Comments On Hollywood’s Inequities

Words from the decorated actress still resonate today.

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Petrol price set to fall by 27 cents per litre from Wednesday morning | Fin24

The price of diesel will also decrease this week as a result of lower Brent crude prices.

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Yandy Smith, Porsha Williams Among 87 Protesters Arrested During Sit-In At Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron's Home

87 people were arrested Tuesday during a demonstration staged at the home of Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron. The sit-in, during which protesters demanded justice for Breonna Taylor, was organized by social justice organization Until Freedom.

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Jarena Lee was born

The daughter of former slaves, born in Cape May, New

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Twitter suspends Jamaica Gleaner over 'copyright infringement' - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

The Twitter account of the Jamaican newspaper the Gleaner has been suspended over copyright issues. When readers tried to find the account on Wednesday morning, they were met with an error page saying: "This account has been suspended." Twitter accounts can be suspended for several reasons,

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Zandspruit mob attacks: Death toll rises to 6 as two more victims succumb to injuries | News24

The violent vigilante attacks by angry Zandspruit residents have so far claimed six lives, while three people have been arrested.

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Dollar to Rand exchange rate: SA currency 'back at pre-pandemic levels'

The Rand to Dollar exchange rate has been strongly impacted by developments from the US Election - and ZAR has made major gains on the American currency.

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Uganda's Permanent Representative to the UN in Geneva Dies

Uganda's permanent representative to the United Nations, World Trade Organization and other International Organizations in Geneva, Christopher Onyanga Aparr has

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DMX to undergo brain function tests, manager says - TheGrio

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Hope grows as Biden moves closer to victory | The Crusader Newspaper Group

Trump files lawsuits to stop counting of ballots in presidential race By Erick Johnson After an evening of gloom, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden moved closer to victory after flipping several key swing states in a dramatic comeback that gave the former vice president numerous paths to

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Turner, Henry McNeal (1834-1915)

Black Nationalist, repatriationist, and minister, Henry M. Turner was 31 years old at the time of the Emancipation. Turner was born in 1834 in Newberry Courthouse, South Carolina to free black parents Sarah Greer and Hardy Turner. The self-taught Turner by the age of fifteen worked as a janitor

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LENS & LINES: Legally speaking - racism has got to go!

Lawyers and supporters — about 200 strong — rallied and marched downtown on Wednesday morning. Organized by the Ben F. Jones Chapter of the National Bar Association, the Memphis Bar Association and the Association for Women Attorneys, the march was a way of saying time is up for racism in the

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Edward Waters College [Jacksonville] (1866- )

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Judge Testifies In Her Ouster Trial

Defends Self as A Witness The beleaguered, almost newly-elected county judge who appeared to have gotten into trouble even before she took office in 2018 took the stand yesterday to…

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Candace Owens, Who Once Sympathized With Hitler, Weighs In On Nick Cannon's Anti-Semitism Controversy

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AME founder Richard Allen born

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LeBron James Responds Perfectly To Donald Trump Not Watching NBA Games | The Urban Daily

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Milwaukee Residents, Upset With Police Response To 2 Missing Black Girls, Burn Down House Accused Of Being Sex Trafficking Hub - Blavity

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Black Woman In Madison, Wisconsin Set On Fire By White Racists

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Johnson, Francis Hall (1888-1970)

Composer and musician Hall Johnson was born in Athens, Georgia in 1888 to Alice Virginia Sanson Johnson and William Decker Johnson, a bishop in the African Methodist Episcopal Church. His musical talent was apparent from childhood when he studied piano with his older sister, Mary, and taught

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Young and dangerous crocodiles on the loose in South Africa | Africanews

An unknown number of young and dangerous crocodiles have escaped from a breeding farm in South Africa's Western Cape province.

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‘It was thirst that killed him’ - Family cries foul over alleged neglect of cancer patient at Cornwall Regional Hospital

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