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CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY MAKES HISTORY AS THE FIRST HBCU WITH A MEDIA SALES, OPERATIONS & MARKETING CURRICULUM Media Executives have Partnered with Clark Atlanta University (CAU) to Unveil, Not Just the First Such Curriculum at an HBCU, but the First Such Curriculum at Any University or College in the U.S. Nationwide- For the … Continued

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H. J. Russell Company Promotes Claudette Hanks to Diversity Manager for Construction and Program Management H. J. Russell Company, one of the largest black-owned real estate development and construction services firms in the United States, announces the promotion of Claudette Hanks from field

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Negotiations over the formation of a new government in Ireland have hit a snag four months after general elections, with the likely coalition government proposing a ban on all goods and services coming from Israeli settlements. While the coronavirus pandemic hindered progress on negotiations, the

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From smoker to marathon woman: Brazil woman completes six of the world’s biggest races | Afro

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VIDEO: Press secretary talks ‘white power’ tweet | Afro

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YMCA of Greater Houston announces Equity Innovation Center - DefenderNetwork.com

The YMCA of Greater Houston is pleased to announce the opening of the region’s first Equity Innovation Center Powered by Reliant. The center will serve as a space for the Houston community to lead, organize, advocate and meaningfully connect with a shared focus. As the most diverse city in the

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What to the Slave is the Fourth of July? | Afro

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Karens, Beckys & Chads: White People Who Intend To Cause Harm to Black People | Afro

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Test your news knowledge with Zenger: An arrest warrant for Trump | Afro

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$35,000 in donations for COVID-19 relief to be awarded by the Mid-Cities (TX) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated - North Dallas Gazette

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Nurses Protest Against Racist Nurse Employed At Hospital That Serves Black and Brown Patients

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