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Democrats’ blood boils over Abbott and DeSantis’s migrant busing

Democrats are accusing Republican governors of cruelly using migrants as political pawns after they chartered buses and flights to send them to places like New York City and Martha’s Vineyard.…

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Nick Cannon will stay on as host of Fox’s reality competition series “The Masked Singer” after apologizing for making hurtful, anti-Semitic comments

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Opinion: Georgia Gov. Kemp shows that he doesn't care about Black people - L.A. Focus Newspaper

Bottoms, a Democrat, tried again last week when she signed an executive order requiring that masks be worn in public, only to have Kemp reject that again yesterday. He signed an order that said cities like Atlanta can't require that masks be worn. Why? He called it a "bridge too far"-- whatever

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CDC delays release of additional documents on reopening schools - L.A. Focus Newspaper

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Teachers at August Town Primary get tablet computers

TEACHERS at the August Town Primary School in St Andrew were Wednesday presented with 18 tablets under the Government's Tablets for Teachers Programme.They are the latest group to receive devices under the initiative, which falls under an agreement between the Government and the Jamaica

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Voters to get say in dropping 'plantations' from R.I.'s name - Black News Channel

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Voters will get another chance to strip the words 'and Providence Plantations' from Rhode Island's formal name after lawmakers approved a joint resolution to put the question on the November ballot. Although the word 'plantations' in Rhode Island's name does not specifically

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D.M.V. Natives Document ‘City on the Hill’, San Francisco | Afro

By Micha Green AFRO D.C. Editor mgreen@afro.com While D.M.V. natives Xavier Underwood and Adam Fleishman have seen their fair share of homelessness and gentrification, another major city captured the documentarians’ attention due to its disproportionate wealth and housing gap that would even make

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Three California crises spawn a fourth - Black Voice News

In summary California’s year of pandemic, recession and civic unrest also includes angst over the outcome of the 2020 census. The state likely will lose at least one congressional seat and perhaps two. The year is scarcely half over and California is experiencing an unprecedented wave of traumatic

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Center Offers Help With Bills, Rent, Food Local Victims of Pandemic May Receive Stipends

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Rabbi Who Counseled Nick Cannon Before His Apology Speaks Out

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Govt piles more misery on transacting public

FINANCE and Economic Development minister Mthuli Ncube yesterday piled more misery on the transacting public by introducing a 2% intermediated tax on foreign currency electronic transactions with effect from August 1, a month after government employees were awarded a monthly US$75 COVID-19

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Black Fact of the Day: July 17, 2020 – Brought to you by Black365 - Los Angeles Sentinel

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Kenya coronavirus: caseload hits 12,000; home-based care progressing | Africanews

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LGBTQ-Inclusive Movies Rise As Racial Diversity Plummets, GLAAD Report Finds

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Civil Rights Icon C. T. Vivian Dead At 95

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'Hey, Karen': Chicago Mayor Lightfoot Claps Back At Trump's White House Press Secretary

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'Changes Without Hurting the Innocent': Golf Great Tiger Woods Sees Black Lives Matter Movement As a Way to Help Society Grow, Develop

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Photo Of James Harden Wearing Pro-Police Mask Sparks Questions

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African-American museum removes controversial chart linking 'whiteness' to self-reliance, decision-making | Fox News

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Azerbaijan, Armenia take border fight online | Afro

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The gathering storm: How the state seized control of two troubled nursing homes as coronavirus crisis loomed - Black Voice News

In summary Once a rarity, state takeovers of on-the-edge nursing homes are expected to become more common as the pandemic tips facilities further into chaos. His paycheck was more than a week late, and by January, Kritsana Liamkrajang was growing more and more worried about the situation at the

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