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In a culture that worships celebrities and amplifies their words and actions, the coronavirus pandemic has presented an opportunity for some to apply and others to confuse. The post After Rapper Launches Anti-Mask, Anti-Vaccine Rant, Black Doctors Speak Out first appeared on Post News Group.
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NNPA NEWSWIRE — The Biden-Harris administration plans to announce that all who received vaccinations should get another one eight months later. For those administered the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna shots, it means a third dose. Individuals injected with the Johnson & Johnson dose will need
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Taggers Of Huey P. Newton Bust Site Held Accountable by Community | Post News Group
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'#August2018 post-election violence: 'Govt promotes a culture of impunity' – local NGO - NewsDay Zimbabwe
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Black Lives Matter condemns U.S. government amid Cuba crisis
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NNPA NEWSWIRE — According to Nicole Sitaraman, policy committee chair of BOSS and vice president of strategic engagement at Sustainable Capital Advisors, "We are living in a climate crisis in which Black communities are suffering disproportionately. Clean energy industries often overlook the
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White House Says $44 Billion Still Available to Avoid Evictions | BlackPressUSA
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Congresswoman Barbara Lee’s Statement on Afghanistan Crisis | Post News Group
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Ethiopia Is Open for Unity, Business, Progress and Empowerment - Voice and Viewpoint
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To Protect Democracy, We Have to Fix the Supreme Court | Post News Group
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HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra to Travel to Georgia to Highlight President Biden’s Build Back Better Agenda | Atlanta Daily World
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Whitewashing History and Suppressing Voters Go Hand in Hand | Post News Group
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NAACP, Black Leaders Demand Congress Act on Voting Rights - African American News and Issues
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Gwen Berry: “Activist Athlete” Tokyo Olympics 2021 | Post News Group
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An Update on President Joe Biden’s Promise to “Have our Backs”
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OP-ED: The California Recall and You | BlackPressUSA
NNPA NEWSWIRE — Yes, your vote does matter. Those opposing the Governor are counting on Democrats, mostly people of color in California, not returning their ballots in a failure to vote. Governor Newsom has made mistakes, but so have others. He has been concerned and is concerned about human life
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