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Brown Expands Slavery report, but No Plans for Reparations - Los Angeles Sentinel
Brown University expanded its report on its own historical ties to the transatlantic slave trade but says it has no current plans to pay reparations to descendants of enslaved people who worked on the
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COVID-19 scams target Blacks, other people of color  FTC report reveals new and continuing financial fraud  - Los Angeles Sentinel
Just as the annual holiday season of shopping and celebrating nears, a major federal financial regulator released new research detailing how communities of color not only are targeted by well-known types of predatory lenders, but new forms of fraud seek to exploit consumers in the throes of the
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Town Honors First Black Tow Truck Business Owner in Delaware - Los Angeles Sentinel
A flatbed tow truck from Harris Towing Group sat silently in front of Bennie Smith Funeral Home in Dover Thursday night, a solemn reminder that Delaware businessman and trailblazer Luke J. Harris Jr. had died at age 76 on
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Yeezy Apparel to Pay $950,000 to Settle Consumer Protection Lawsuit - Los Angeles Sentinel
Yeezy Apparel LLC and Yeezy LLC, founded by singer Kanye West -- now known as Ye -- will pay $950,000 to settle a consumer protection lawsuit involving its alleged failure to ship items in a timely manner, District Attorney's Office announced
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A. Peter Bailey: Journalists/propagandists and the Afghanistan military evacuation | New Pittsburgh Courier
by A.Peter Bailey (TriceEdneyWire.com)—While watching, listening and reading, about events surrounding the Afghanistan evacuation by correspondents, reporters, columnists, and editorial writers for MSNBC, CNN, FOX News, The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Washington Street
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Bringing it Back: Legendary Source Awards to Return | Atlanta Daily World
It's about to be lit in 2022. The Source Awards, a prominent awards show (from The Source Magazine) ended 17 years ago, but it's coming back next year, Page Six confirmed in a recent article. Prince’s longtime manager and lawyer L. Londell McMillan is bringing back the hugely popular award show
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Recognizing Rev. Jesse Jackson’s Perseverance during his fight Against COVID-19 - Los Angeles Sentinel
The core of the Black community felt the heaviness in the air when news broke about Rev. Jesse Jackson and his wife, Jacqueline were hospitalized after contracting
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Lena Waithe Tapped To Produce 'Hoop Dreams' Series For HBO | The Michigan Chronicle
Photo: Getty Images Lena Waithe’s Hillman Grad Productions has landed its first major project with Warner Bros. TV. With the help of S.W.A.T.'s Aaron Rahsaan Thomas, Waithe's Hillman Grad Productions will produce a serial adaptation of the classic basketball documentary, Hoop Dreams. According to
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Black People Call Out Experiences of Discrimination Because of Their Unique Names  | The Michigan Chronicle
LaNeisha Gunn   E'yandra Otis    “The story beneath your name can’t be contained beneath the tide, so sisters, let them rise and take their rightful places on your applications and business cards, desk placards, and uniforms until one day (our) names become the norm. But for right now, we’re
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COVID-19 scams target Blacks, other people of color FTC report reveals new and continuing financial fraud
By Charlene Crowell Just as the annual holiday season of shopping and celebrating nears, a major federal financial regulator released new research detailing how communities of color not only are targeted by well-known types of predatory lenders, but new forms of fraud seek to exploit consumers in
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Georgia City Wrestles with Future of 'Old South' Restaurant - Los Angeles Sentinel
A Georgia city may soon decide what to do with a decades-old restaurant that served southern staples and lured celebrities but also used racist imagery and tropes to evoke the pre-Civil War
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December 4: Tyra Banks was Born - Los Angeles Sentinel
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Black Entrepreneurs in Miami Feel Bypassed by the Tech Boom - Los Angeles Sentinel
 Black hair care is often overlooked by venture capitalists, a world that remains distant from Black and Brown communities. Only 2% of venture capitalists are Black men and only 1% are Black
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WATCH: The Tragic Real-Life Story Of Fannie Lou Hamer - Los Angeles Sentinel
When you hear stories about the civil rights movement in the '50s and '60s, it mainly revolves around figures like Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Rosa Parks, and Medgar and Myrlie Evers. But did you ever hear about Fannie Lou
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A. Peter Bailey: Journalists/propagandists and the Afghanistan military evacuation | New Pittsburgh Courier
by A.Peter Bailey (TriceEdneyWire.com)—While watching, listening and reading, about events surrounding the Afghanistan evacuation by correspondents, reporters, columnists, and editorial writers for MSNBC, CNN, FOX News, The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Washington Street
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In French Pantheon, Josephine Baker makes History Yet Again - Los Angeles Sentinel
France is inducting Josephine Baker _ Missouri-born cabaret dancer, French World War II spy and civil rights activist _ into its Pantheon, the first Black woman honored in the final resting place of France's most revered
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November 17: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded on the campus of Howard University, 1911 - Los Angeles Sentinel
November 17: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded on the campus of Howard University, 1911
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Detroiters Keep the ‘90s Vibe Going While Staying Fashionably Fresh to Death    | City | The Michigan Chronicle
Detroit-based stylist Marv Neal uses his fashion sense and urban style to relive the ‘90s in his everyday life.  Photo provided by Marv Neal    Let me take you back. Waaay back.   Back to a time just over three decades ago when Black culture was steadily bangin’ in a golden era where hip
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November 21: Samuel DuBois Cook, the first African American professor to hold a regular faculty appointment at any PWI in the South was born, 1928 - Los Angeles Sentinel
November 21: Samuel DuBois Cook, the first African American professor to hold a regular faculty appointment at any PWI in the South was born, 1928
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George Floyd's Family Members Launch `Thank You' Tour In Leimert Park - Los Angeles Sentinel
Members of George Floyd's family were in Los Angeles today to launch their ``Thank You Tour'' across the U.S. to show their appreciation for the millions of people who protested in 2020 to demand justice and call for an end to police brutality and racism after Floyd was murdered by a Minneapolis
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Rev. C. Herbert Oliver, civil rights activist, dies at 96 - Los Angeles Sentinel
The Rev. C. Herbert Oliver, a civil rights activist who documented police brutality against African Americans in Alabama in the early 1960s and later fought for public school reform in New York City, has died. He was
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"Black" or "African American?" Black Americans discuss the difference – The Statesman
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Executive's 'Cardi B' Comment to Remain Part of Woman's Race Harassment Claim - Los Angeles Sentinel
A Black woman who sued the weight loss and wellness clinic chain Lindora LLC alleging her management job was wrongfully eliminated in 2020 can proceed with part of her race harassment claim, in which she says she was offended by being called ``Cardi B,'' a judge
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October 25: Zadie Smith, writer and essayist, was Born in London, 1975 - Los Angeles Sentinel
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University Design School Initiative Seeks Racial Justice - Los Angeles Sentinel
After the murder of George Floyd in May 2020, the University of Minnesota's College of Design launched the Design Justice Initiative, which seeks to support the retention and inclusion of Black, Indigenous and students of color through affinity spaces, policy adaptations and operational
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Former Michigan Theater to Become Black-owned Movie Studio - Los Angeles Sentinel
Construction is underway for what owners say is the first Black-owned television and movie studio in Michigan. The post Former Michigan Theater to Become Black-owned Movie Studio appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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WATCH: Black People Made That! Intellectual Property and US Patents - Los Angeles Sentinel
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The Victoria’s Secret 'Karen' - When Melodrama Becomes Malicious | Atlanta Daily World
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WATCH: Annie Sings the Iconic Song "Tomorrow" | NBC's Annie Live! - Los Angeles Sentinel
Annie (Celina Smith) sings the classic "Tomorrow" during Annie Live! The post WATCH: Annie Sings the Iconic Song 'Tomorrow' | NBC's Annie Live! appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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