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Atlanta considers reparations in form of property tax relief instead of cash payments to Black Americans
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Angela Bassett, Beyoncé, Michelle Obama, Quinta Brunson, And More Make Time 100 Most Powerful Women In Hollywood
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Isaac Hayes
On the day of his death, Hayes was found unconscious by his family near a running treadmill, apparently after a workout. His doctor listed “stroke” as the cause of death on his death certificate. Hayes had suffered a previous stroke in 2006 and was being treated for high blood pressure.
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Kenya: PS Kipsang Says School Calendar Back to Normal After Covid-19 Disruptions
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Smith, Hale (1925–2009) - Death
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Jazz Innovator Miles Davis dies
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Adderley, Julian Edwin “Cannonball” (1928-1975) - Death
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