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“Shopping while Black” is a realproblem in America. At some point in our life, no matter oursocio-economic status, we've all been a victim of it. You know, that instance when you enter a store and the employee follows you as if you're shoplifting or gives you the side-eye as if you can't afford
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Mali government criticised by UN, EU for lethal response to protests calling for president to resign | News24
The United Nations and the European Union have condemned the Malian government's use of lethal force during protests calling for President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita to resign, and urged it to release detained opposition leaders.
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Anthony Davis Joins LeBron James In Decision To Not Wear Social Justice Message On Jersey
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Costco employees sent home for wearing BLM masks - TheGrio
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Donald Trump’s Decision to Host the Republican National Convention in Jax on Ax Handle Saturday - Free Press of Jacksonville
By Al Lawson - Donald Trump’s decision to host the Republican National Convention in Jacksonville on the 60th remembrance of one of the ugliest chapters in the city’s history, Axe Handle Saturday, adds to that [...]
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House Dems ask Supreme Court to speed things up in Trump financial docs cases - L.A. Focus Newspaper
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Kenya Railways Corporation (KRC) Monday said that it has cut the validity period to ensure that passengers do not get stuck with tickets for long periods.
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Tennessee governor signs, court blocks 6-week abortion ban - TSDMemphis.com
by Jonathan Mattise - NASHVILLE — Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee on Monday signed one of the strictest abortion bans in the country, and a federal judge quickly blocked the measure. U.S. District Judge William Campbell in Nashville opted to wait for the bill to become law to rule on whether to block the
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HDF donates 198 oxygen concentrators to Zim
THE UNITED Nations-managed Health Development Fund (HDF) has procured 198 oxygen concentrators to aid in Zimbabwe’s fight against COVID-19. BY HARRIET CHIKANDIWA The HDF, which is managed by United Nations International Children’s Fund (Unicef) and United Nations Population Fund, (UNFPA), has also
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Bindura wheat farmers fret over erratic power supplies
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Ex- KNCCI head Kiprono Kittony picked as Nairobi bourse chairman
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51 Chamisa MPs drag Khupe to court
FIFTY-ONE die-hard MDC Alliance legislators have approached the High Court en masse seeking an interdict to stop their recall from Parliament by the rival camp led by Thokozani Khupe, saying they would resist all machinations aimed at dividing their party. BY BLESSED MHLANGA This came after
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Marondera to sell ‘historic’ building
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Young Elected Officials Share Black Lives & Policing Resource Portal to Push Activism, Reimagine Public Safety Nationwide - Milwaukee Community Journal
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