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Black Friday officially kicked off the 2020 holiday shopping season, but the coronavirus pandemic has affected consumers' spending habits considerably in myriad ways. Black consumers have not been exempt from that truth.
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Zimbabweans demand US dollar budget
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In Paris, several police officers have been suspended after filmed beating a Black man - Face2Face Africa
Several police officers in the French capital city of Paris have been suspended and are under investigation after they were filmed brutally assaulting a Black man inside his music studio on November 21. Their suspension was ordered by French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin, the Associated Press
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The Covid-19 Pandemic Coronavirus is Eclipsing Anti-HIV Efforts | Africanews
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#FreeGame: What You Need To Know About The Viral Post On Student Loan Payments
Over the last week a viral meme catapulted into the internet, promising a piece of financial relief under the weight of student loans.
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How School Punishments Disproportionately Impact Black Students And Parents - The New York Beacon
School suspensionsare intended to deter violence and punish students who demonstrate problematic behavior. Yet, when I interviewed 30 Black high school students in southeast Michigan who had been suspended from school and 30 of their parents, I learned that many students were suspended because
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What Boeing Has to Do to Woo Back Terrified Consumers
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German man drives car into crowd; 4 dead
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Los Angeles Facing Economic Shift Due to Limited Stay At Home Order; Mayor Eric Garcetti Launches ‘LA Optimized’ To Keep Businesses Afloat. - Los Angeles Sentinel
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Namibia: Statement by President Hage G. Geingob on the Occasion of the 20th COVID19 National Update
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Supermarkets are making some progress on racism, but we need inclusion at all levels - Voice Online
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Biden’s First 100-Day Challenge: Transitioning to a More Inclusive Economy | The Crusader Newspaper Group
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University of Windsor condemns racist messages allegedly shared by fraternity
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