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Winston Benjamin chastises Holder over use of Joseph - Stabroek News
West Indies captain, Jason Holder, has earned the ire of former fast bowler, Winston Benjamin, who has not liked the way he has treated paceman Alzarri Joseph. The article Winston Benjamin chastises Holder over use of Joseph appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Bad treatment - Tedious task for claimants in medical malpractice suits
Scores of Jamaicans are suffering in silence as they face an uphill battle for justice in medical negligence lawsuits locally. The matter comes under scrutiny amid cries of exhaustion from some doctors, many of whom claim their mental and physical...
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Rapper accused of anti-Semitism, faces possible police charges - TheGrio
Black U.K. rapper, Wiley, is facing backlash for anti-Semitic comments made about Jewish people in Israel. On Friday, Wiley sent... View Article The post Rapper accused of anti-Semitism, faces possible police charges appeared first on TheGrio.
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Doja Cat got COVID after downplaying it - TheGrio
Last Friday, during an interview with Capital XTRA, a hip-hop and R&B radio station in the U.K., Doja Cat revealed... View Article The post Doja Cat got COVID after downplaying it appeared first on TheGrio.
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United Methodist Women called on to dismantle racist systems - WS Chronicle
United Methodist Women called on to dismantle racist systems The post United Methodist Women called on to dismantle racist systems appeared first on WS Chronicle.
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Big Tech goes on a shopping spree - TechCentral
The biggest US technology companies have gone on a buying spree this year, waving off intense scrutiny from competition watchdogs and critics who say they’ve bolstered their power by snatching up nascent rivals.
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Remove the current administration with our vote in November | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
Mr. T must go! The president of the United States of America has worn out his welcome with us. He started out bad and has gotten worse. The truth is not in him. At this moment in American history, we are in dire need of presidential leadership. These recent challenges have only punctuated the fact
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#Election2020 – 100 days out, Donald Trump is in dire straits | The Atlanta Voice
With just 100 days(!) until the 2020 election, the day itself will be here before you know it. Here's where things stand in the races for the White House, the Senate and the House with 100 days left in the campaign. *The House: While Republicans may have started 2019 with hopes that they might be
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Black Woman Police Officer Is Biking 400 Miles for Black Lives
Alisha Zellner, a police officer in Fort Collins, Colorado, is working—and biking—hard to change the system from the inside. She’s pledged to bike 400 miles over the month of July…
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Trader Joe’s to eliminate packaging criticized as racist – Florida Courier
BY HOWARD BLUME LOS ANGELES TIMES/TNS Trader Joe’s has responded to criticisms about its packaging by announcing that it is in the process of eliminating labels that use ethnic-sounding names intended to be humorous. The offending products bear such labels as Trader Ming’s for foods and condiments
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July 26: The African Republic of Liberia Became a State Today in 1847
By Jonathan P. Hicks Photo credits: Dreamstime.com It is one of the few countries in Africa that has no roots in the European colonization of the continent. Indeed,Liberiahas one of the most unusual histories of any African country. Starting in the 1820s, a small section on the west coast of Africa
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Texas Has The Most Black Voters Of All The States, So This Voting Initiative Aims To Ensure All Of These Voices Are Heard - Blavity
Community organizers in Texas will be making over a million phone calls in the next month as part of an effort to reach out to Black voters in the state.
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U.S. Supreme Court Protects California’s Dreamers - Black Voice News
On June 18, the United States Supreme Court ruled against the Trump administration’s decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. The renewable federal provision allows people who were brought illegally to the U.S. as children to defer deportation and receive legal
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Bess slams GFF for Transfer Window - Stabroek News
Citing the inactivity of players due to the nonexistence of local football, Travis Bess, head coach of West Demerara giant Pouderoyen FC, says the ongoing Summer Transfer Window should not have taken place because of the ongoing Covid-19
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Clippers’ Williams in 10-day quarantine after food run - Stabroek News
Los Angeles Clippers guard Lou Williams must complete a 10-day quarantine and will miss the first two games of the restarted season next week, the NBA announced yesterday. The article Clippers’ Williams in 10-day quarantine after food run appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Atlantic Records’ Sydney Margetson Helps Artists Become Household Names
As with many Howard University graduates, Atlantic Records VP of Publicity Sydney Margetson hit the ground running when he decided to pursue his career. Having interned at Mercury Records, Def…
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Andrew Yang: It's a 'ridiculous fantasy' to think the economy will snap back to normal - L.A. Focus Newspaper
"We're seeing 10 years' worth of change in 10 weeks," the former Democratic presidential candidate
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NFL Players Put On Notice By League, Could Lose Pay If They Attend “High-Risk” Events
The NFL is very serious about protecting its players from COVID-19. The league is so serious, in fact, that if you engage in any "high-risk" behavior off the field could result in disciplinary action from the player's respective team and could result in a forfeiture of pay.
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2 MLB Games Postponed as Marlins Deal with Virus Outbreak
MIAMI (AP) — Two major league games scheduled for Monday night were postponed after more than a dozen Miami Marlins players and staff members tested positive for the coronavirus in an outbreak that stranded the team in Philadelphia. The Marlins' home opener against Baltimore was called off, as was
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NBA Player Lou Williams Admits To Visiting Atlanta's Magic City
Lou Williams of the Los Angeles Clippers risked his health and that of those in the Orlando NBA bubble to visit the famed adult entertainment establishment.
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Ludacris And Eudoxie Recharge With A Socially Distanced Tropical Getaway
A pandemic wasn't going to stop lovebirds and avid travelers Ludacris and Eudoxie Bridges from getting the rest and relaxation they deserve. Currently, this celebrity couple is soaking up all
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Overseas Examinations Commission to Administer NCTVET Exams
The National Council on Technical and Vocational Education and Training (NCTVET) examinations will now be administered by the Overseas Examinations Commission (OEC) up to November 2022. This follows the signing of a memorandum of...
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African American mayors lay out plan for police reform without ‘defunding’ - African American News Today - EIN News
Mayors have the ability to create change in urban police departments, and the black mayors' association has released detailed proposals to show how.
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The Minority Victims of “Whitenessphobia” - African American News Today - EIN News
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Major storms to hit the U.S. and Mexico - TheGrio
Three big storms are expected to land in the southern U.S. and Mexico soon. Southern Texas in particular will have... View Article The post Major storms to hit the U.S. and Mexico appeared first on TheGrio.
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Two Nigerians in Jamaica charged with lottery scam - Face2Face Africa
Two Nigerians in Jamaica have been arrested and charged with lottery scam. According to local news platform, The Gleaner, the suspects, Folashade Bakare, 34, and Yusuf Abiodun Bakare, 32, who are originally from Lagos and were residing at Bogue Heights in St James, were arrested at the Sangster
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The great deception
Stir The Pot :Paidamoyo Muzulu IT’S now a week since Finance minister Mthuli Ncube presented his midterm budget review statement — a presentation that many had looked forward to with so much expectation, but turned out to be more froth than beer. Many were left wondering whether we are progressing
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Market Me responds to controversy over Jamaica Moves
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By Dylan Deprey Summer vacation brings tons of fun for kids, but it can also bring anxiety as the new school year approaches. From the playground slide to the water slide, school is the last thing on their minds. So, when the “summer slide” kicks in, some students are stranded as they work to
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