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Bebe Doesn't Know That Karen In Their Shirt Having A Fit At Trader Joe's, Promotes Face Masks. The clothing company is clear that they believe in the importance of covering your face during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Governor announces $25 Million in relief for renters | The Crusader Newspaper Group
On June 24, 2020 Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced the Indiana COVID-19 Rental Assistance Program, which will use $25 million in federal CARES Act funding to help Hoosiers struggling to pay rent due to the impact of COVID-19. “This has been a very challenging time for Hoosiers, and the economic
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Kanye West Talks Gap Partnership & God With Cody Enterprise
But of course you can't talk to Yeezus without talking God and in the interview Ye explained the "love" he has for his Monster Lake Ranch property in Wyoming and the motive behind his Sunday Services.
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Ian Desmond calls out MLB for racism as he opts out of 2020 season : TheGrio
MLB player, Ian Desmond, penned a poignant letter posted to his Instagram page yesterday announcing that he is opting out of the 2020 season. The post Ian Desmond calls out MLB for racism as he opts out of 2020 season appeared first on TheGrio.
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Governor Whitmer Proposes Additional Police Reforms | The Michigan Chronicle
Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer proposed additional police reform policies to help strengthen police-community relations and ensure that all Michiganders are treated with dignity and respect under the law. The four-pronged plan, which was developed in partnership with community leaders and law
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Q1 growth slows down to 8-year low but exports up
Kenya’s economic growth slowed down to 4.9 percent in the first quarter of this year from 5.5 percent last year.
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The 'Verzuz' series has become an important part of life during the coronavirus pandemic. This week's contest featured rappers Jada Kiss and Fabolous. The post Jadakiss becomes trending topic following Fabolous Verzuz battle appeared first on TheGrio.
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Coco Gauff: The 16-year-old tennis star on secrets behind her special potential
Coco Gauff's eloquence and maturity beyond her years have already marked her out as special. Just how far can she go?
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SPLC Action Fund: After Flag Vote, Mississippi Legislators Take Additional Steps to Help Dismantle Vestiges of White Supremacy - Milwaukee Community Journal
HCR 47 puts a constitutional amendment on the November ballot to end the undemocratic two-tier election process for statewide offices in Mississippi JACKSON, Miss. – The following statement is regarding the passage of the HCR 47 conference report yesterday in the Mississippi Legislature, which will
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Kansas City Mayor Told He “Should Hang From A Tree” & Called The N-Word In Text Messages
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Report: At least 70 people have died in police custody after saying ‘I Can’t Breathe’ - DefenderNetwork.com
The deaths of Eric Garner and George Floyd have turned the words “I can’t breathe” into an infamous phrase inextricably linked to the issue of excessive force used by police on Black citizens. Both Garner’s and Floyd’s altercations with police were recorded and posted on social media for the world
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Adidas HR Head Resigns as Company Addresses Diversity Issues - Black News Channel
By ANNE D'INNOCENZIO AP Retail Writer/BNC Contributer NEW YORK (AP) — The head of global human resources at sports apparel and shoe company Adidas resigned Tuesday following criticism from employees of what they see as the companys failure to diversify its workforce. Karin Parkins resignation comes
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Obama called back into politics due to the Trump campaign : TheGrio
Report says Barack Obama speaks with the Joe Biden campaign regarding the election and may be called in to help him on the road. The post Obama called back into politics due to the Trump campaign appeared first on TheGrio.
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Mkhize says local lockdowns on the table - with Gauteng in the firing line
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SACKS: Conservatives Get It Wrong On Black Poverty And The Public School System — Heres Why
he blames teachers unions for black Americans’ lack of educational opportunities,  (aka “school choice”) — hurts African American children by draining critical funds as conservatives say, that many African Americans support “school choice.” Given their
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Governor Whitmer Releases MI Safe Schools Roadmap | The Michigan Chronicle
Governor Whitmer released the MI Safe Schools Return to School Roadmap, a comprehensive document to help districts create local plans for in-person learning in the fall. The Roadmap outlines a number of safety protocols for schools to implement in each phase of the governor’s MI Safe Start
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How Retired NBA Player Deron Williams Finessed The Brooklyn Nets Out Of $98 Million
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Cunningham highlights relief package for ComEd customers | The Crusader Newspaper Group
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128 new Covid-19 deaths as confirmed cases soar to 151 209 | News24
Health Minister Zweli Mkhize on Tuesday revealed that Covid-19 had claimed 128 people in the past 24 hours, with the majority of the deaths reported in the Western Cape.
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Frank Boyd: Celebrated Organizer for the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
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Robert Fuller, man found hanging from tree in Palmdale, mourned at funeral service in Littlerock - African American News Today - EIN News
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