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The Government has set out a series of actions and plans that it will implement to accelerate technology and innovation in the country amidst the novel coronavirus pandemic, or
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A Place All Our Own: The Highland Beach Resort, The First Black Owned Beach Resort Town In The United States
A Place All Our Own: The Highland Beach Resort, The First Black Owned Beach Resort Town In The United States
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Luxury Fashion Challenged To Confront Racist Attitudes – Free Press of Jacksonville
MILAN (AP) — When luxury fashion lined up social media posts to show solidarity with Black Lives Matters protests, brands got a whole lot of
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Africa: After COVID-19, African Women Must Get Back to Better Jobs
As market women breathe a collective sigh of relief in Ghana, the first country to ease COVID 19–related movement restrictions, evidence of the new normal is everywhere: in mask-wearing, social distancing, and varying days for the sale of different
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Black Businesses in 1900
Of the 197 Boston businesses operated by Blacks in 1900, 70 were in wholesale and retail trade, 107 were in personal service, and 20 were in other lines (for example, printing, newspaper publishing, cigar manufacturing, banking, and real estate rental). Those with personal services included
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Kenya: Manufacturers Hard Hit as Earnings Drop
You would expect to find him bubbly and dusting his suit to attend a manufacturing industry sales party, now that the Covid-19 pandemic has taken away the cheap imports nightmare that has hurt the sector for
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Robert L. Johnson
Robert L. Johnson , in full Robert Louis Johnson (born April 8, 1946, Hickory, Miss., U.S.), American businessman, founder of Black Entertainment Television (BET), and the first African American majority owner of a major professional sports team in the United
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Uganda: Is Uganda's Real Estate Ready for Digital Transformation?
The property manager says he was introduced to property technology at a conference held for real estate stakeholders in 2018 in the
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What kind of mask should you wear? | The Crusader Newspaper Group
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Ralph F. Boyd
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Lincoln and Eleanor Ragsdale: Founded Greater Phoenix Council for Civic Unity
Lincoln and Eleanor Ragsdale were leaders in the Civil Rights Movement in Arizona back during the late 1940s when they helped found Greater Phoenix Council for Civic Unity. Lincoln Ragsdale was instrumental in various reform efforts in the Valley, including voting rights and the desegregation of
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Jubilee Holdings injects $40m in Bujagali Energy
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The Carr Report: Nice to look at …but he’s not trying to marry you
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California freelancer reforms under the microscope
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What are the questions to ask yourself to make a successful first purchase of an apartment or house? Its not easy to find your way around when you are a first-time buyer (person who makes his first real estate purchase). Here is a guide to the first purchase of a home based on 5 questions Continue
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State Approves County’s Plan To Allow Limited Opening Of Businesses
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Moms 4 Housing Organizer Carroll Fife Is Redefining What Wealth Distribution Looks Like for Black People Globally
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How Felicien Kabuga exploited State impunity
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Activists Fight to Maintain A Community Treasure in Battle Over Proposed Crenshaw Mall Acquisition
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Remote working set to stay post pandemic
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Media mogul Oliver Clarke dies at 75
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‘Black Wall Street’: Trump’s plan for rally in Tulsa calls attention to 1921 race massacre
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The Goode Trust Company, or Jesse Goode Associates, was a group of some 20 Boston Blacks, most of them waiters, who pooled their weekly savings to invest in real estate in the first decade of this century. Its president was Jesse Goode, head of the large retail and wholesale grocery firm of
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