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By Alexa Spencer | Word In Black (WIB) - It turns out Wakanda — a place full of Black wealth, health, and longevity — isn’t just a place in the Marvel […] The post This Is Where Black Americans Live Longest appeared first on The Sacramento Observer.
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Instagram, TikTok Teen Addiction Lawsuits Grouped in Northern California - Latest Tweet by Reuters
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Increasing numbers of black Americans report mental health concerns, survey finds
More black Americans are expressing a need for mental health services, according to new data from CVS Health and Morning Consult. The annual survey, now in its fifth year, shows that since 2020, there’s been an 11 percent increase in black Americans reporting mental health concerns. More than 2,000
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Relieving the Burden of Student Loan Debt
By Congressman James E. Clyburn (D-SC) | NNPA (NNPA) - Higher education should be a staircase to economic mobility, but student loan debt has become a barrier for far too […] The post Relieving the Burden of Student Loan Debt appeared first on The Sacramento Observer.
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Kanye West's Twitter, Instagram locked over offensive posts
By Associated Press Kanye West’s Twitter and Instagram accounts have been locked because of antisemitic posts from the rapper, now known legally as Ye. Spokespersons for Twitter and Instagram parent […]
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Jehovah’s Witnesses Knocking on Doors Again
Special to NNPA Newswire (NNPA) - Jehovah’s Witnesses have resumed their trademark door-to-door ministry after a two-and-a-half-year suspension of the work. The religious organization said the resumption came just in […] The post Jehovah’s Witnesses Knocking on Doors Again appea
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I’m a ghost hunter, and I saw something shocking at a haunted Texas bridge
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#WordinBlack: HBCUs Responses To The Omicron Variant
By Maya Pottinger  The Omicron variant of the coronavirus has hit society like a ton of bricks this winter and HBCUs are no exception. Howard University pushed back the start […] The post #WordinBlack: HBCUs Responses To The Omicron Variant appeared first on AFRO American Newspa
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LIVESTREAM — 6.10.20 11:30AM ET — “MOREHOUSE COLLEGE IN THE AGE OF COVID” | BlackPressUSA
Dr. Nsenga K. Burton, Ph.D interviews Dr. David A. Thomas, Ph.D, the twelfth president of Morehouse College. The pandemic has affected HBCUs, both large and small. Morehouse, a private college, has unique challenges and
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Kibanda food tasty but not safe
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Revealed: Top KCPE, KCSE schools, teachers
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No Expulsions After Racist ‘Slave Auction’ Staged By High School Football Players In Viral Video
.River Valley High School football players in Yuba City, California, were not expelled for their role in a racist slave auction video posted on TikTok. The post No Expulsions After Racist 'Slave Auction' Staged By High School Football Players In Viral Video appeared first on NewsOne.
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Miguna Miguna is back in Kenya
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Florida’s COVID-19 Vaccination Analysis Is Flawed, Experts Say - The Atlanta Voice
The state of Florida recently announced that it was no longer recommending that younger males receive mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, based on an unpublished analysis that purportedly found an increased risk of cardiac-related death following vaccination. But experts who specialize in the
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Black Family Empowerment Day Spotlights San Diego’s Black Arts & Culture District - The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint
By Darrel Wheeler,  After 32 years of conversation by multiple community organizers, their wishes were finally granted: to have City officials acknowledge and dedicate nine blocks from 61st Street to […]
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President Ruto appoints 22 Cabinet Secretaries, Attorney-General and Secretary to the Cabinet
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Florida's COVID-19 Vaccination Analysis Is Flawed, Experts Say
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North Texas ‘Slow, Steady’ COVID-19 Trend – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
North Texas health leaders continue to track COVID-19 trends, with at least two counties raising their risk and spread levels this week. The Centers for Disease Control announced this week that the coronavirus subvariant BA.5 accounted for nearly 54% of the country’s COVID-19 cases, while a similar
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California COVID-19 cases surge in latest week
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The pandemic is still teaching us lessons on discrimination
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It's Not News, Nor 'Scandalous,' That Pfizer Trial Didn't Test Transmission
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Scorecard: William Ruto's 30 days in office
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CA Reparations Task Force LA Meeting’s Public Comments Get Heated | Post News Group
“Reparations are designed to repair and heal the damages done to Africans for 400 years who [suffered] through Jim Crow [laws],” California Secretary of State Shirley Weber who authored the task force legislation, Assembly Bill (AB) 3121 in 2020 while serving in the Assembly, said last
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States Determine School Immunization Requirements, Not CDC
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The making of 'super UDA' as William Ruto sets sight on 2027
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City Launches First ‘Sacramento Music Census’
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