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Celebrate Food, Classic Cars in Detroit This Week | The Michigan Chronicle

Famous Dodge Challenger the Black Ghost Photo courtesy Greg Qualls and Glenn Kujansuu It's time to celebrate classic cars, good food and even better people. 'Friends with Classic Cars' and the 'Burgess Street Food Festival' is coming this week from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday, October 15 and Friday, October … Continued

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Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Creates Advisory Council to Focus on Youth Entrepreneurship - Atlanta Tribune

Mayor’s Advisory Council will help young water vendors identify business and financial goals ATLANTA—Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms issued an Administrative Order to convene an Advisory Council comprised of community members and partners to develop strategies to help promote youth entrepreneurship

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ABC7/WLS-TV Chicago Eyewitness New Spotlights Black-Owned Businesses Across Chicago | The Crusader Newspaper Group

Week-Long Series ‘Black Owned’ hosted by Anchor Terrell Brown to premiere Live on ABC 7, Monday, July 13 at 11:00 a.m. CDT Stream Live on abc7chicago.com and ABC 7’s connected TV Apps on Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Apple TV and Roku ABC7, Chicago’s No. 1 station for news, presents “Black

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Happiness might help protect from gastrointestinal distress - North Dallas Gazette

(UT Southwestern) Serotonin, a chemical known for its role in producing feelings of well-being and happiness in the brain, can reduce the ability of some intestinal pathogens to cause deadly infections, new research by UT Southwestern scientists suggests. The findings, published in Cell Host

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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY RUNOFF ELECTION VOTE EARLY: June 29 to July 10, 2020 ELECTION DAY: Tuesday, July 14, 2020 VOTE BY MAIL: https://webservices.sos.state.tx.us/forms/5-15f.pdf

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Space rocks found after Japan fireball | Afro

Two large radiation-emitting space rocks, believed to be part of a meteor captured on video flashing across the Tokyo night sky earlier this month, have been found in a garden in Japan. The phenomenon over Tokyo happened around 2:30 a.m. local time on July 2, and the footage was shared on YouTube

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Dr. Runoko Rashidi Black Men of the Nile: Kings of KMT KUSH DEC. 10, 2019

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Cover Star Keke Palmer On Black Lives Matter, Standing Together, And Our Better Future | The Oklahoma Eagle

www.cosmopolitan.com BY HUNTER HARRIS and PHOTOGRAPHS BY DANA SCRUGGS We’re calling it now: Our Jaugust cover star—just like this moment—will go down in the pages of your future history books. Because Keke Palmer isn’t just waiting for change to happen from *waves hands* all this. She’s standing

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Ban on Israeli imports could stand between Ireland and a new government | Afro

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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US Supreme Court ruling could overturn hundreds of criminal convictions in Oklahoma | Afro

In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court decision that declared much of eastern Oklahoma part of the Creek Indian reservation, Oklahoma state and federal officials are debating their next steps. The ruling could create a wave of Native Americans trying to overturn their convictions if they were

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Inglewood stadium on schedule to open for NFL season -

INGLEWOOD — SoFi Stadium is still on schedule to open in August with construction crews announcing last week the stadium is 97% complete. The National Football League is currently gearing up for the 70,000-seat stadium’s first event, a pre-season games between the Rams and the New Orleans Saints

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Ancient Aztec palace unearthed in Mexico City | Afro

Archaeologists have discovered the remains of an ancient Aztec palace that later became the site of the home of famed Spanish conquistador Hernan Cortes in Mexico City. The discovery was made underneath the Nacional Monte de Piedad, an iconic building that is now the site of a historic pawnshop

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Family Attorney: West Palm Beach Police Abuse and Deny Aid to Beautiful Ballerina Suffering Overdose | Afro

Jade Kothe, 20, a beautiful ballerina who aspired to one day own a dance studio, died at her West Palm Beach, Florida residence, June 28, at approximately 1:30 am. On March 17, Kothe was sent by her parents to Behavioral Health of the Palm Beaches in West Palm Beach for treatment of anxiety and

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Baby sharks: 8 pups born at Spanish oceanarium | Afro

A Spanish oceanarium has a few new residents, after a shark gave birth to eight pups. The five female and three male sandbar shark pups were eating and responding well in their first days at the oceanarium, according to a statement Friday from Valencia's L'Oceanografic. Eight sharks being fed

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Vacation hot spot Andalusia makes masks required beachwear | Afro

Amid increasing restrictions around the world as the number of coronavirus cases spikes, the vacation hot spot of Andalusia on the southern coast of Spain is requiring everyone to wear face masks at all beaches and swimming pools as of Wednesday. People who violate the new rules could face fines of

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Black Press Matters: Mendelson Recommends Tax That Could Be Detrimental for Media | Afro

By Micha Green AFRO D.C. Editor mgreen@afro.com Like several industries, media companies are working to recover from the economic effects of coronavirus, and one way is through the economic boost of advertising. However, on July 7, the D.C. Council granted preliminary approval of a three percent

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Op-Ed: Kente Cloth On Capitol Hill — I literally Cannot | The Michigan Chronicle

In the words of Drake, “What a time to be alive?”. On Monday, led by House of Representative speaker Nancy Pelosi, the Congressional Democrats kneeled for a moment of silence but… wearing Kente Cloth. In what some are referring to as “political pandering” and an “election year photo-op” the

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Hissing tips off inspector to 5 cobras in water bottles | Afro

Five cobras trapped in water bottles were discovered at a Philippine food market after a market inspector heard them hissing from inside their plastic prisons. The discovery happened at the New Arranque Market in the Philippine capital Manila on July 7 when an inspector from the Market

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C. T. Vivian dies at age 95, place in history is secure - Atlanta Tribune

By Bunnie Jackson-Ransom Cordy Tindell Vivian (July 30, 1924 – July 17, 2020)) was an American minister, author, and was a close friend and lieutenant of Martin Luther King Jr. during the Civil Rights Movement. Vivian continued to reside in Atlanta, Georgia and founded the C. T. Vivian Leadership

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Rep. Jim Clyburn Ignites Call To Rename Edmund Pettus Bridge After John Lewis

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GOP edges Democrats in swing-state registrations | Afro

More swing-state voters are registering Republican than Democrat, a data firm allied with Democrats found. The U.S. parties register voters using different methods - and the ways favored by Democrats have been hampered by lockdown measures in Democratic Party-led cities and states in the first

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Gov. Pritzker Announces Thirteen Appointments to Illinois Boards and Commissions | The Crusader Newspaper Group

Building on a strong team of diverse experts in their fields, Governor JB Pritzker announced the following appointments in his administration: CONCEALED CARRY LICENSING REVIEW BOARD Peter Buckley will serve on the Concealed Carry Licensing Review Board.* Buckley currently works as a Private

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H. J. Russell and Co. promotes Claudette Hanks to diversity manager - Atlanta Tribune

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The Plug Welcomes Our Inaugural Data Fellows | The Plug

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Kayla James Kayla Seals Receive Teen Graffiti’s Book Scholarships

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Kansas State, Athletes React To Offensive Tweet - Black News Channel

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Pennsylvania Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Cosby Appeal | The Michigan Chronicle

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The Shepherd Manson Johnson: Rest in peace, my friend | Afram News

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