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Dallas Weeky sits down to talk with Zoobean CEO and Co-Founder, Felix Llyod. This DW Business Profile is brought to you by Mark Cuban Companies. To learn more about Zoobean, visit their website at zoobean.com
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‘Remarkable’ new discovery near Stonehenge stuns archaeologists
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Dr. Anthony Fauci awarded $1 million for 'defending science' - TheGrio
Dr. Anthony Fauci is being recognized globally for his work to empower science and data as the world continues to... View Article The post Dr. Anthony Fauci awarded $1 million for 'defending science' appeared first on TheGrio.
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Dust Devastating: How High-Speed Space Dust Can Rock Spacecraft With Plasma Explosions
By Martin M Barillas NASA scientists have provided the most accurate picture to date of tiny, super-fast dust particles that damage spacecraft and impede space missions. A team of scientists, led by David Malaspina of the University of Colorado Boulder, used electromagnetic and optical observations
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Kenya First In Africa To Make Electronic Chips Amid Questions Over Relevance Of Tech - Voice and Viewpoint
Edited by Kipchumba Some and Amrita Das | Zenger News NAIROBI, Kenya — Kenya, known for its Konza Technopolis — dubbed “Africa’s Silicon Savannah” — is about to be the continent’s first nanotechnology and semiconductors manufacturer, a field dominated by global giants such as the United
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The First Black Person To Practice Medicine: James Derham
James Derham (or Durham) is one of history's first and one of history's mysteries. He holds the distinction of being the Black person to officially practice medicine in the U.S. What also stands out about this is that he never received a medical degree. Entering the Medical Field On that note, it
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What archaeology tells us about the music and sounds made by Africa's ancestors
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Obama says he may take virus vaccine on TV to show trust in science - TheGrio
Former presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton have all said they will take one of the soon-to-be-approved... View Article The post Obama says he may take virus vaccine on TV to show trust in science appeared first on TheGrio.
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VIDEO: Sea-Type Jaguars: Isolated Big Cats Have Taken To Eating Fish
By Peter Barker Researchers have found a unique group of jaguars deep in the Brazilian wetlands that primarily survive by fishing and lead very social lives, unlike other members of the species. Jaguars are typically solitary, except for mothers with cubs, and they eat mainly deer and other
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New Coronavirus Vaccine Requires 'Trust' of African American Community | Dallas Weekly
Both California and Texas have recorded more than 1 million total cases, while states like Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey have seen significant rises in COVID infections. The most recent available statistics show that the District of Columbia has more than 18,500 total
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W.E.B. Du Bois Embraced Science to Fight Racism as Editor of NAACP's Magazine The Crisis - Black Voice News
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Alameda’s Karibu Wine Lounge by Wachira owned by Kenyan-American | Post News Group
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1970s Prediction About Global Destruction Could Come True in 2040s, Report Finds
By Brandon Specktor Photo credits: The NOAA Human society is on track for a collapse in the next two decades if there isn't a serious shift in global priorities, according to a new reassessment of a 1970s report,Vice reported In that report — published in the bestselling book 'The Limits to
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Dr. James E.K. Hildreth Receives 2021 NNPA National Leadership Award - The Seattle Medium
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While Some Minority Students and Teachers Thrive in Distant Learning, Others Struggle Daily - Voice and Viewpoint
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US report warns climate change could create economic chaos | The Atlanta Voice
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Discovery Education Hosting Event to Celebrate Black Leaders in STEM | BlackPressUSA
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Study: Racism Plays Role in Premature Birth Among Black Americans
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How Black Men Are Making Their Mark in STEM    | Chicago Defender
Stock photo by Pexels It was estimated by the United States Department of Labor Statistics in 2019, that close to 10,000 jobs were available in the science, technology, engineering and math fields. Careers in STEM, while lucrative, are rarely afforded to people of color. African Americans make up
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Ivanka Trump Called ‘Fake Scientist’ After Decrying Science Of COVID-19 Lockdowns
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