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Virginia health officials reported 663 new confirmed coronavirus cases Monday, one day after the state surpassed 100,000 total cases since the beginning of the pandemic.
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Fauci requests security for daughters as family gets death threats : TheGrio

Dr. Anthony Fauci says he and his family continue to receive death threats over his public statements about combating the... View

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Georgia students threatened with suspension for exposing unsafe COVID-19 practices - TheGrio

Students at a Georgia high school are being threatened with suspension if they expose the school for its lack of... View

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Burna Boy unveils release date for his fifth studio album - Voice Online
GRAMMY/BRITs-nominee, two-time recipient of BET's Best International Act award and MTV Europe Music Award's Best... The post Burna Boy unveils release date for his fifth studio album appeared first on Voice Online.
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If Black Lives Really Matter, Protecting Black Trans Lives Is Essential - The New York Beacon
The violence experienced by Black trans people, particularly Black trans women and femmes, has been an issue for decades, but has yet to get the widespread attention it so desperately needs and deserves. There have been many killings of Black trans and gender non-binary/non-comforming people
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Ramaphosa appoints special envoys for Zimbabwe crisis | News24
Baleka Mbete and Sydney Mufamadi have the task of seeing how South Africa can assist Zimbabwe.
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Biden risks alienating young Black voters after race remarks - Los Angeles Sentinel
Joe Biden’s controversial remarks about race this week risk alienating young Black voters who despise President Donald Trump but are not inspired by his Democratic rival. The post Biden risks alienating young Black voters after race remarks appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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Even if SOE ends today, attorney anxiously awaiting detention judgement
MONTEGO BAY, St James - President of the Cornwall Bar Association Lambert Johnson has reacted with relief over the possible ending of the states of public emergency (SOE) across the island today.
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Food Network Chef: How Restaurants Can Survive The Pandemic - The Seattle Medium
While the Covid-19 pandemic has negatively affected virtually every person and business on the planet in some fashion, restaurants have been dealt an especially heavy blow. Given how difficult it is for restaurants to thrive even under ideal conditions, I estimated back in the spring that 30% to
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Coronavirus Update: Weekly Unemployment Claims Continue to Exceed 1 Million. Here’s Where the Numbers are Highest
Nearly 1.2 million people nationwide applied for state unemployment benefits last week, signaling the cutting of jobs by companies due to uncertainty surrounding the pandemic. Although the number of the jobless remains high, the number of jobless claims declined by 249,000 from the previous
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Illegal compensation of stolen Zimbabwe assets to white farmers - African American News Today - EIN News
… Matter Movement ( BLM) in USA, African American citizens were never compensated by … Africa and yet all these African Americans are seeking is equal treatment …
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Palermo opens way for return of Tours amid pandemic - Stabroek News
(Reuters) - High-profile withdrawals and a player testing COVID-19 positive threatened to derail the Palermo Ladies Open before it even started but despite the early jitters the event heralded tennis’ return from the forced shutdown after five
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Tulsa Health Department Routine And School-Required Vaccinations Strongly Recommended | The Oklahoma Eagle
The Oklahoma Eagle Newspaper The Tulsa Health Department recommends that routine vaccination, especially of infants, should continue. This ensures that our communities remain free of vaccine preventable diseases and that individuals are as healthy as possible. If routine vaccination is
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Former champion Kuznetsova latest to withdraw from U.S. Open - Stabroek News
(Reuters) - Former U.S. Open champion Svetlana Kuznetsova has joined a growing list of players who have decided not to play in this year’s tournament due to concerns over the COVID-19
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Nia DaCosta: Things To Know About First Black Woman Directing Marvel Movie | The Urban Daily
The "Candyman" director will take on a major superhero film.
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COVID-19: Bill Gates predicts two possible end dates for the pandemic
Bill Gates estimates that the novel coronavirus will be around longer for certain segments of the society. Here's what he had to say.
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Mexico’s legendary masked wrestlers thrown out of ring by coronavirus - Stabroek News
MEXICO CITY,  (Reuters) - Mexico’s legendary masked wrestlers have been economically body-slammed by the coronavirus pandemic, with some resorting to food parcels or even underground fights to survive a ban on sporting
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Parents, Advocates Plead for Police Reform in Maryland
Dozens of people testified Thursday during a virtual public hearing before a work group composed of lawmakers in the House of Delegates to assess and possibly implement police reform policies.
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Savannah company accused of saying product could lower COVID-19 risk | The Atlanta Voice
A Georgia company falsely claimed a vitamin D product it was selling could lower the risk of becoming infected with COVID-19, federal prosecutors said. Matthew Ryncarz and his company Fusion Health and Vitality, which operated as Pharm Origins, are accused of saying a product called Immune Shot
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City Remains on High Alert after Overnight and Early Morning Looting. | Chicago Defender
While most of the city was asleep, Looters once again caught the city off guard as they raided stores and businesses along the Magnificent Mile, Central Business District, and other … Continued
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Louis Vuitton’s Latest Show Boldly Centered Black Perspectives. I Believe Other Brands Should Take Note. - Blavity
This article examines Virgil Abloh’s newest Louis Vuitton Men’s show held in Shanghai, and how the show centers the Black perspective through fashion, activism, and art.
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Owner of Liliendaal hospital seeking $13m per month in rent - Stabroek News

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Youth Community Agency Giving $20,000 in COVID-19 Aid to Teenage Mothers and Families in Need | Digital Daily | The Michigan Chronicle
Youth Community Agency has partnered with metro Detroit organizations to provide $20,000 in COVID-19 aid for low income families and teenage mothers.YCA is facilitating this initiative with the help of … Continued
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Hospital staff face disciplinary action after two babies swapped at Gauteng facility | News24
The department will be instituting disciplinary proceedings against the implicated staff.
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COMMENTARY: Trump’s Housing Announcement Seen as So Racist, “It’s ‘Not Even A Dog Whistle Anymore’ | The Orlando Advocate
NNPA NEWSWIRE — “I am happy to inform all of the people living their Suburban Lifestyle Dream that you will no longer be bothered or financially hurt by having low-income housing built in your neighborhood,” the president tweeted. Trump continued to brag about the move during a campaign stop in
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CA Director of Public Health resigns - Black Voice News
Good morning, California. It’s Monday, August 10. Second top resignation in two months Dr. Sonia Angell at a press conference on March 4. Photo by Anne Wernikoff for CalMatters The director of California’s public health department resigned late Sunday night, less than a week after state officials
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The fallacy behind private surveillance cameras in San Francisco - Black Voice News
In summary San Francisco tightly restricts video surveillance by its police, but a millionaire has created an unaccountable neighborhood surveillance system. By Jennifer King and Jennifer King is director of Consumer Privacy at the Center for Internet and Society, Stanford Law
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Rep. Waters Announces CARES Act Grants for Metro, Torrance Transit and Gardena GTrans - Los Angeles Sentinel
Congresswoman Maxine Waters (CA-43), Chair of the House Financial Services Committee (FSC), announced that the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) provided grants to each of the three transit agencies that serve her congressional district.  The grants were funded by the CARES Act, a $2 trillion
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Trump calls on college football games to resume amid coronavirus pandemic | The Atlanta Voice
President Donald Trump is calling for college football games to resume this season, as athletic conferences consider canceling or postponing play due to the coronavirus pandemic. 'The student-athletes have been working too hard for their season to be cancelled,' the President tweeted on
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Germany bars fans from soccer matches till at least end of October - Stabroek News
BERLIN, (Reuters) - Germany agreed yesterday to extend a ban for spectators in stadiums at Bundesliga soccer matches until at least the end of October due to the coronavirus pandemic, authorities
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