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JULIE WATSON and MATTHEW LEE Associated Press SAN DIEGO (AP) — The Trump administration has proposed further slashing the number of refugees the United States accepts to a new record low in the coming year. In a notice sent to Congress late Wednesday, just 34 minutes before a statutory deadline to
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The Notorious B.I.G.’s plastic crown sells for £461,005 at auction - Voice Online
THE NOVELTY accessory was worn by the late hip-hop legend in his iconic photoshoot with... The post The Notorious B.I.G.’s plastic crown sells for £461,005 at auction appeared first on Voice Online.
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Guyana's president 'supports democracy' | New York Carib News
The United States Secretary of State, Michael Pompeo, is leaving here on Friday for Brazil, after getting a re-assurance from Guyana that it supports democracy in the South American country of Venezuela.
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This Art Consultant Wants To Create A New Era Of Celebrating Black Art
Alaina Simone, the owner of an art consulting agency, is disrupting the industry by centering Black artists on the mainstream stage.
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Edward Bannister painting from "prominent Rhode Islander" sets record at Sotheby's auction ~ RINewsToday.com
… The International Review of African American Art, Hampton, Virginia … Massachusetts, Museum of African American History Boston and Nantucket … collective of flourishing African American artists he joined … Bannister and many African American communities living in …
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IBM Invests $100 Million In HBCUs
The initiative is for seeing diversity in tech's future.
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Boston’s arts community celebrates Juneteenth
On Friday, June 19, cultural organizations around Boston came together to celebrate Juneteenth with song, dance, spoken word, panel discussions and visual
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Natasha Heschélle unveils debut EP - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY WINSTONE ANTONIO ZIMBABWEAN born-Canadian actress, writer and producer Natasha “Tash” Heschelle  says she was pleased to release her debut three-track Extended The post Natasha Heschélle unveils debut EP appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Online gallery showcases artworks from People of Color -
The online gallery showcases the art of members of Minnesota’s Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities across the state of Minnesota. Source
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'How Can I Make Sure That I'm Not The Only One?' Artist Helps Museum Diversify Collection
Museums are facing mounting pressure to make their collections more representative. At the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, one artist created a fund to acquire other pieces by under-represented artists.
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Taiwan scrambles jets ... As China military overshadows US visit
TAIPEI, Taiwan (AFP) - Taiwan scrambled fighter jets yesterday as the Chinese military conducted exercises near the Taiwan Strait during a rare visit by a high-ranking US diplomat to the self-ruled island.
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In praise of Sarah Jibril, the first Nigerian woman to vie for the presidency - Face2Face Africa
Sarah Jibril, Nigeria's most consistent case-maker for a female president, was once described as an 'irritant' who should know her place is not at Aso Villa, the country's seat of government. Born in 1945 in pre-independent Nigeria as Sarah Nnadzwa, Jibril has come to epitomize that generation of
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Conway The Machine Keeps Things Gritty On His ‘Tiny Desk’ Performance | The Urban Daily
If you have slept on Conway The Machine than his latest effort should be your final wake up call. The MC gave us another reminder of why he is cut from a different cloth. As spotted on Hip Hop N More the Griselda Records front man brought his talents to the Tiny Desk concert series. While […]
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Malawi's President Appeals to Investors, Implores South African Farmers to 'Invest In Our Soil'
[allAfrica] New York -- With the world focused on fighting the pandemic, a remarkable achievement went largely unnoticed in Africa. A court in Malawi annulled a rigged election and a peaceful rerun ushered into power a popular opposition.
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Keeping the tradition going - African American News Today - EIN News
— a plan that still guts black American families to this day. Lockhart outdoor mosaic art. “Because in [African American] culture, and I think most
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The Music Center’s Spotlight Program Selects Finalists
The future of performance arts is in good hands because of the commitment and dedication of upcoming young artists. It does my heart good to witness the young artists performing live before an appreciative audience. Following two rounds of virtual auditions, The Music Center has selected
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Post office mural depicting slavery is covered - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
… wasn’t that there were African Americans depicted as slaves in Catonsville … “psychological and institutional” damage for Black Americans, Hill said. Some have called …
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Making Art When ‘Lockdown’ Means Prison
With two million people behind bars, a stirring exhibition at MoMA PS1 shows the ingenuity of art made by incarcerated people, in restricted space and with few supplies.
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EXCLUSIVE: ‘Really Love’ Director Angel Kristi Williams & Writer Felicia Pride Breakdown The Importance of Washington D.C. & Art In The Film
Cassius Life had the opportunity to speak with Really Love's director Angel Kristi Williams and writer Felicia Pride about the movie. The director and writer of the love drama starring Kofi Sirobe and Yootha Wong-Loi-Sing speak about the Black art in the film and the importance of Washington D.C.
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Trump is biggest threat to our democracy since Civil War – Daytona Times
The shocking revelations from the last few days that Trump disparaged the military and intentionally downplayed the threat of the coronavirus have confirmed what I have believed since this president assumed office. Donald Trump is a deplorable, morally repugnant, morally bankrupt, con man devoid of
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Washington reviewing Ja anti-smuggling MOU
After more than four years of painstaking negotiations, Jamaica and the United States (US) are on the final leg of inking a Customs Mutual Assistance Agreement (CMAA), a memorandum of understanding aimed at stamping out the smuggling of contraband...
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Artist Offers Surreal Take on Hong Kong Life – The Wilmington Journal
HONG KONG-Hong Kong native Tommy Fung has made a splash in the art world with his photographic, computer-manipulated pieces that address everyday situations, as well as serious social issues. He delivers a whimsical, surreal spin [...]
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President Trump pushes for 'patriotic education' in appeal to his core voter base
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Alabama dancer’s Black Lives Matter video goes viral
By Michael Tomberlin Alabama Newscenter Rachel Lockhart is giving her own movement to the Black Lives Matter movement. The 19-year-old Birmingham dancer was preparing to shoot a new dance video with friends when the killing of George Floyd ignited renewed calls for social justice. That caused the
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BY SHARON SIBINDI The United States Agency for International Development (USAid) has economically empowered more than 13 000 smallholder farmers across six districts in Zimbabwe since 2015, thus significantly boosting their household incomes. USAid is an independent US agency that administers
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