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Newswire: UN: nearly 25 million tons of grain are stuck in Ukraine
Newswire: Karine Jean-Pierre selected as first Black woman White House Press Secretary
Newswire: Black women in the South have been bracing for Roe’s fall for decades
Newswire: Former Black Panther Sundiata Acoli wins parole appeal after nearly 50 years in prison
Newswire : Sierra Leone police arrest teacher activists over demands for living wages
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State Department of Alabama spotlights Child Nutrition Program in Greene County schools
Shipwreck Museum in Cape Verderecalls Portugal’s past in the slave trade
Newswire : Dr. Lisa Cook confirmed as first Black woman on Federal Reserve Board
Newswire : The Food and Drug Administration is taking aim at menthol cigarettes
Newswire : President Biden to Buffalo and America: ‘White Supremacy will not have the last word’
Distribution of bingo funds for April totals $504,171.31
Newswire : Selma Alabama celebrated Dr. Bernard Lafayette Jr Day, Saturday, May 14, 2022
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Newswire: Alabama State dedicates Jo Ann Robinson Hall, removes Klan member’s name from dorm
Greene County EMS ambulance services to continue
Local Democratic Primary election shows mixed results: Sheriff Joe Benison, Commissioners Garria Spencer (District 1) Allen Turner Jr. (District 4) win; others in runoff on June 21st
State investigating campaign donations to Greene County sheriff
Newswire: ‘It’s easier to get a gun than baby formula.’ athletes, celebs boil over latest mass shooting
Newswire: Supreme Court decision heavily diminishes ineffective counsel defense
Newswire: Ten African languages, “couriers for the transmission of knowledge’ to be added to Google’s translate app
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A letter from Uvalde, Texas about the school shooting
Probate Judge certifies May 24 primary results;Local races headed for runoffs on June 21st
Newswire : President Biden signs landmark Police Reform Executive Order
Black, Asian and Latino communities all faced mass shootings in two weeks. How they’re showing support
Black crew climbs Mt. Everest
Newswire : Nigerian Chima Williams wins Goldman Environmental Prize for helping communities in the polluted Niger Delta
Newswire: African Americans and other White House staffers call ‘Blaxit’ story fake news
Newswire: California Reparations Task Force releases detailed ‘Report on the Harms of Slavery and Racism in the U.S.’; propose specific remedies
Greene County Emergency Medical Servicesmeets with County Commission to reportand request financial assistance
Merriweather seeks school board District 2 seat in runoff
Newswire: Vice President Kamala Harris talks voting rights, racism with Black press publishers By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent
Newswire: Jan 6 hearings expose serious threat to Democracy – and it’s not over By Hamil R. Harris
Newswire: The real story of Juneteenth must be told, historians and educators say  By Hazel Trice Edney
Newswire: World health body wants new name for ‘monkeypox’ virus,calling it ‘discriminatory and stigmatizing’
Newswire: Rev. Barber is ready to mobilize beyond a Juneteenth Rally
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Eutaw City Council agrees to purchase E-911 building
Low turnout decisive in runoff results
African Union head finds common groundwith Putin regarding sanctions
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A stunning Jan. 6 hearing removes any doubtabout Trump’s role in the deadly insurrection
Despite apathy, activists and strategists urgeBlack voters not to sit out 2022 midterms