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Duduzile 'Dudu' Zuma was surprisingly one of the thousands of South Africans who headed online to wish the EFF a happy 8th birthday. Her post has left many pro-Zuma fans confused.
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Biden Inc. Defrauds Its Largest Shareholder. : ThyBlackMan.com
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VIDEO: Ala. Councilman’s Racial Slur Was ‘Orchestrated’ Plot To Harm Him, Says Mayor | Atlanta Daily World
As a white city councilman in an Alabama town faces outrage for directing a racial slur at a black city councilwoman, the town’s mayor says the episode was a calculated political stunt meant to harm him. Video footage of the July 19 town meeting in Tarrant, Alabama, a suburb of Birmingham, rocketed
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Michigan Chronicle Endorses Janice M. Winfrey for Re-Election as City Clerk | The Michigan Chronicle
These days, the Detroit City Clerk’s office is busy preparing for the local primary election on Tuesday, August 3, followed by the general election on Tuesday, November 2.  For Janice M. Winfrey, she knows all eyes will once again be focused on her and her office’s task of overseeing the
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Chicago may lose three Black wards in remap of city wards, report says - The Chicago Crusader
Based on demographics, Chicago would lose three Black wards, while Latinos would gain two, and the Asian community would gain three wards in a remap of the city’s 50
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Misinformation driving vaccine hesitancy, medical professionals say - Barbados Today
Misinformation and misconstrued facts have played a major role in vaccine hesitancy in Barbados, even as the island grapples with a resurgence in COVID-19 numbers over the past few weeks. Several medical professionals expressed  this view during Sunday’s edition of Down to Brass Tacks on Voice of
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TOMORROW: Council presentation featuring Juneteenth 2021 pageant winners - Milwaukee Community Journal
WHAT:          Members of the Common Council, during their regular meeting TOMORROW – Tuesday, July 27, will recognize and honor Miss Juneteenth 2021 Markayla Varner, Mister Juneteenth 2021 Jonah Dixon, Little Miss Juneteenth 2021 Kalimaa Free and Little Mister Juneteenth 2021 Ethan Myles. All four
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President Biden Nominates Eight for U.S. Attorney Posts - Voice and Viewpoint
Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia President Joe Biden nominated eight individuals for U.S. Attorney across the country, including nominees for the District of Columbia and Maryland. The President said each “will be indispensable to upholding the rule of law
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Charles Drew University Receives Historic $50 Million Allocation - Los Angeles Sentinel
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IN MEMORIAM: Civil Rights Legend Bob Moses Dies at 86
NNPA NEWSWIRE — “We have lost one of the most courageous organizers of our time,” wrote activist and teacher, Zellie Imani, on Twitter. “As a field organizer for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Bob Moses was the architect of the Mississippi Freedom Project, the Mississippi Freedom
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Thousands in Detroit, Flint without power after tornadoes hit
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Florida COVID hospitalizations rise, low vaccination rates cited
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Black Conservative Larry Elder Talks About His Run For California Governor
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We spent K87 million on Independence Day Celebrations – Chimwendo | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
Despite State House on Monday saying it did not expect the cost for Independence Day celebrations to exceed K70 million, Minister of Homeland Security Richard Chimwendo Banda has revealed that K87 million was spent on the celebrations. Chimwendo, who was chairperson of the celebrations, said this
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Infected aboard CTA bus, former alderman warns all to continue wearing masks - The Chicago Crusader
As the number of COVID-19 cases blamed on the Delta variant and unvaccinated people continues to creep up, former COVID survivor, Alderman Bob Fioretti Saturday, July 24, warned people to continue wearing their masks. Fioretti made his
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John Oliver’s Plea for Reparations for Black Americans Goes Viral (Watch) - The New York Beacon
A white British TV host’s push for reparations for Black Americans Sunday night has piqued the interest of the Internet. “We’re not actually talking about reparations for slavery here. We should, but that is a different conversation,” beganJohn Oliveron his HBO series “Last Week
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An Update on President Joe Biden’s Promise to “Have our Backs”
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Time for an agenda for Midtown
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Civil Rights Activist and Education Advocate Robert Moses Dies at 86 - The New York Beacon
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V.I. Children’s Museum Unveils Mango Farm to Market Exhibit
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USVI Olympians Fall Short in 100-Meter Breaststroke, 400-Meter Freestyle | St. Croix Source
Adriel Sanes did not advance to the semifinals of the men’s 100-meter breaststroke Sunday at the Olympics after placing third in his heat. Natalia Kuipers, 19, also of St. Croix, finished outside the top eight in the women’s 400-meter freestyle semis.
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A Crucial Conversation: Texas Black leaders discuss 2021 legislative session and its impact on the Black community - Dallas Examiner
By SELENA SEABROOKS The Dallas Examiner Last month, the NAACP Houston Branch and the Texas Voters Forward Coalition hosted A Crucial Conversation, a discussion with Black media, the Texas Legislative Black Caucus, members
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EXPLAINER: What’s the History of the Olympics Protest Rule? - Voice and Viewpoint
By Eddie Pells, Associated Press The simple act of taking a knee felt like something more monumental when it happened on Olympic soccer pitches in Japan on the opening night of action. Players from the United States, Sweden, Chile, Britain and New Zealand women’s teams went to a knee before their
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Barbados Light & Power says restoration of electricity has been completed - Barbados Today
Exactly three weeks after category one Hurricane Elsa dealt a severe blow to sections of Barbados, destroying houses and downing trees and power lines, the lone power company is reporting completion of the restoration work costing in the millions. The only premises not restored are those in need
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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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