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Sitting in her favorite reclining chair and looking out the window of her apartment, Marian reflected on over 40 years of living, working, and raising a family in “The City that Never Sleeps.” She migrated to New York City from North Carolina in her mid-twenties, and would spend the next four
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Van Damme to EFF's Shivambu: 'You are trash, a bottom feeder'
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ED defends police brutality
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News24.com | Angela Buxton - a tennis champion and heroine in fight against racism who learnt her craft in SA - African American News Today - EIN News
Sixty years and more before the Black Lives Matter movement, British-born, South African-bred tennis star Angela Buxton launched a lone, heroic and lifelong battle against racism.
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Dunn pledges water upgrade in first 100 days
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Arizona Officer Draws Weapon on An Unarmed Black Employee of Hotel That Had Called Cops on A White Armed Man
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