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It has to be racism, right? Liberal readers are still struggling to figure out Trump's base - African American News Today - EIN News
… all about hate. Hate for Black Americans, immigrants, strong women and “libs … : A white man and an African American man are competing in a … one-mile track. But the African American’s man’s feet are …
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Not For Black Studies Students Only.
Anthropology also informs us that everyone of European descent is descended from no more than 50 people who left Africa about 40,000 years ago, when there were only 2,000 or so modern humans on earth.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, liberal lioness of the Supreme Court and pop culture icon, has died
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was the second woman to serve on the Supreme Court and the first to become a pop culture icon.
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Welcome home Mr president to millions of empty stomachs waiting to be fed
Sierra Leone Telegraph: 19 September 2020: President Julius Maada Bio and his wife – Mrs Fatima Bio, have few hours ago landed at the Lungi International Airport in Freetown, after spending twenty-three days in Beirut enjoying their honeymoon amidst much criticism and uproar back home. The couple
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A Tale of Two Strange Sentences: Tree and Door Bound in Chains for Over 100 Years in Pakistan | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
This photo of the chained banyan tree was taken in December 2018 at Khyber Rifles Mess in Landi Kotal, near the Torkham border. (Photo by Omar Mukhtar) There are two prisoners in chains in Pakistan's northwestern province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa waiting to be released, long after serving more than
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Biden Was Right. The Hispanic Market Is Incredibly Diverse And Brands Need To Understand It Better.
Hispanic-Americans, 61 million strong, are expected to contribute $1.9 trillion to the economy by 2022. The young Hypercultural Latinx consumer segment is emerging as a powerful one brands need to understand.
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Police still awaiting COVID-19 test results, a month later
POLICE officers who were placed in quarantine close to a month ago, because of possible exposure to COVID-19, are still in the dark about their test results although they are being asked to report for regular duties.
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In her new book 'Just Us,' Claudia Rankine invites us all to talk about white privilege
… begin to think about African Americans being more vulnerable to … negotiated not just by African Americans in relation to white … to white people, by African Americans in relation to Asian … profiling that whites employ against African Americans, they might do it. …
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Mavs’ Luka Doncic Named to All-NBA First Team
Story and Photo by Dorothy J. GentrySports Editor In only his second year in the NBA, Dallas Mavericks guard Luka Doncic continues to rack up the honors and awards and …
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Somalia: Somali Police Nab 11 Suspects for Rape and Murder
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Baltimore Museum of Art reimagines safe museum experience - African American News Today - EIN News
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Black men still getting beat down by police | Afram News
Another video has gone viral and shocking photos have been released of yet another Black man being beaten down by police. This one survived -- but left unconscious -- for allegedly failing to show his ID.
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Eugenics and Ethnic Cleansing: The Values that Unite the US and Israel
This treatment of 'undesirables' has a long history in both Israel and the United States. Indeed, both countries could easily be charged with genocide, in Israel of Palestinians and in the US of the Indigenous people here.
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JUAN WILLIAMS: BLACK JOBS DON’T MATTER - African American News Today - EIN News
… down, Williams contends that African-Americans dislike President Trump because they … presidency would be disastrous for African-Americans and other minorities. Biden … of Black Americans; it’s an economic disaster that weakens African-Americans’ political …
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Hurricanes, COVID-19 and mental health - Part V: 'Such a betrayal' - Dallas Examiner
Hurricanes, COVID-19 and mental health – Part V: ‘Such a betrayal’ By DEAN RUSSELL Columbia Journalism Investigations and JAMIE SMITH HOPKINS Center for Public Integrity (Texas Tribune) – Few Americans are protected from
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Princeton professor talks about best-selling book on James Baldwin - African American News Today - EIN News
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IN MEMORIAM: NCNW mourns the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg | BlackPressUSA
We all remember our sister’s fearless dissent from the 2013 Supreme Court decision to remove voting rights protections. Indeed it was that dissent that earned her the nickname “Notorious R.B. G.” When I vote in the November 3rd election, her name will be among the names of our heroes and sheroes
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Indian Study Cites Health Risks of Cannabis, Questions Medicinal Uses   | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
Cannabis has few medical benefits and there are many health consequences, a new study by Indian doctors states. While there has been a growing push to legalize cannabis in India, authors of the study warn that such a decision may be disastrous, especially for the country's youth. The study was
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U.S. to hit 200K dead; Trump sees no need for regret - TheGrio
As the coronavirus pandemic began bearing down on the United States in March, President Donald Trump set out his expectations. If the... View Article The post U.S. to hit 200K dead; Trump sees no need for regret appeared first on TheGrio.
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AARP Polls Reveal Top Concerns for Voters 50 and Older | BlackPressUSA
NNPA NEWSWIRE —Officials said AARP’s robust Protect Voters 50+ campaign is designed to reach these voters in each state to make sure they know how to cast a safe and secure ballot. Even though 90 percent of older Americans believe that the country has become too divided, AARP’s battleground state
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Love That Chicken
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‘Sister to Sister’ Brings Wisconsin Leaders Together To Encourage Voting
By Hayley Crandall Vote. The word and its importance have been the talk of the town since candidates started being announced, but now it’s crunch time. “If Black folks aren’t tired of hearing about voting, then that means you haven’t done the work,” Tiffany Henry, president of Milwaukee Urban
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‘Minnesota needs Trump’: President sees rural path to election victory
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The Myth Behind the Model Minority - African American News Today - EIN News
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