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Local legislator Solages joins race to represent Long Island in Congress - Texas Metro News
By The Haitian Times Staff NEW YORK — Nassau County’s Legislator for the3rd Legislative District, Carrié Solages, announced earlier this month that he will run for the United States4th Congressional Districtseat to represent Long Island. Solages, an attorney, will join two other Democratic
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Webinars to Inspire Women Entrepreneurs Offered by OAACC and Working Solutions | Post News Group
Covering topics ranging from wellbeing, self-confidence, and lessons learned, webinars can be attended individually or as part of the series. Attendees will hear from guest speakers, who are experienced professionals committed to health, advocacy, and
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All Three Credit Reporting Agencies Are Wiping Out Most Medical Debt
On Mar. 18, all three bureaus: Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian, announced that they would be wiping out 70 percent of medical debt from consumers' credit reports beginning July 2022.
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Black Man Paralyzed After Shot By Plain-Clothed New Jersey Police For Grabbing His Iced Tea From Car
Henderson is now paralyzed from the chest down after being shot by police four times, working toward attempting to regain mobility through rehabilitation.
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TSU eligible for federal funding after bomb threats - DefenderNetwork.com
Following the recent bomb threats against Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) across the nation, the U.S. Department of Education announced that (HBCUs) that have recently experienced disruption to the […]
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Takeaways: Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Makes History, GOP Vows No ‘Spectacle’
It’s taken 233 years to arrive at this moment, the first Black woman nominated to be a justice on the Supreme Court, which once upheld racial segregation in America.
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Mother Of Young Thug’s Child Killed At Atlanta Bowling Alley
The mother of Young Thug's child was shot and killed at a birthday party at an Atlanta bowling alley on March 17.
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Shooting wounds 4 at South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas
Four people were shot and wounded in downtown Austin, Texas, early Sunday as the city hosts the annual South by The post Shooting wounds 4 at South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas appeared first on TheGrio.
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The ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill Makes School Even Less Safe for Black Students
By Maya Pottiger | Word In Black (WIB) - In her Intro to Black LGBTQ Studies class at Howard University, Dr. Jennifer Williams notices a difference in students now compared to when […] The post The ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill Makes School Even Less Safe for Black Students appeared firs
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Zoning Consultant Apologizes to Lindqvist Family for Comments at Public Hearing
A zoning consultant has formally apologized for comments he made about the Lindqvist family at a hearing before DPNR’s Division of Comprehensive and Coastal Zone Planning on March 9.
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Fire Incident: BUA cement says three dead workers were third party contractors
BUA Cement says the explosion was an isolated fire incident at a diesel storage tank in the factory. The post Fire Incident: BUA cement says three dead workers were third party contractors appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Former Google Employee Files Lawsuit, Cites "Barriers" on Black Workers
A former Black Google employee has filed a lawsuit accusing the tech giant of racial discrimination, including hazing of Black candidates.
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Police officer shot dead in Croix-des-Bouquets; gunfire heard near PHN head’s home - Texas Metro News
The Haitian TimesBy  SAM BOJARSKI PORT-AU-PRINCE — Haitian National Police Officer Henry Marc Milians was shot dead last week in Canaan, according to local dailyLe Nouvelliste. Milians had been assigned to the Central Direction of the Judicial Police. Details about the shooting were not immediately
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MOCCA celebrates 20 years - Texas Metro News
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June Ballot Includes Several Local Measures | Post News Group
March 21 is the deadline for written arguments in favor or against a measure Courtesy of Marin County Marin County residents will have the opportunity June 7 to vote on local measures that include county, school, municipal and district issues. Written arguments for and against the measures may be
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COMMENTARY: From Selma to the Supreme Court, We Are Still Making History | Post News Group
A coalition of local and national civil rights groups used this year’s Bloody Sunday commemorations as a time to look forward as well as back. They organized a march and a series of voting rights events along the route of the original Selma to Montgomery march. They are lifting up younger
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AMVCA 8: Organisers announce nominees in 33 categories
The organisers say the viewers will decide the winners in 12 categories. The post AMVCA 8: Organisers announce nominees in 33 categories appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Black Business Owner Sues City of Decatur And White Cop Who Punched Him In The Face
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OP-ED: New Study Brings Black Catholics into Forefront | Post News Group
Pew’s 2021 study reports that 46% of Black young adults in Generation Z (ages 18-23 at the time of the survey) seldom or never attend religious services. Organized religion — across denominations — ignores this finding at its peril. The sex abuse crisis has already damaged the church’s credibility
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Central Bank, FIU: Stay vigilant against online financial crimes - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE Central Bank and the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) continues to urge the public to remain vigilant against becoming the victims of fraudulent online financial crimes during the covid19 pandemic. Officials from both entities commented on this topic during a virtual meeting with members of
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Taraba 2023: Former PDP chairperson picks governorship nomination form
Victorr Kona and the state party chairman also bought a nomination form for Governor Darius Ishaku to contest for Taraba South Senatorial district election in 2023. The post Taraba 2023: Former PDP chairperson picks governorship nomination form appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Video: Tennessee officer used stun gun on Black driver in traffic stop
A Tennessee police officer fired his stun gun at a food delivery man who had begun recording his traffic stop The post Video: Tennessee officer used stun gun on Black driver in traffic stop appeared first on TheGrio.
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History-making Jackson set for Senate hearing for high court - DefenderNetwork.com
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman nominated to the Supreme Court, is going before the Senate Judiciary Committee with the path to her historic confirmation seemingly clear. Committee […]
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In Conversation with Trevor: Muchena: The day I was fired by Mugabe - The Standard
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Coi Leray & Nicki Minaj Collab, PRICE Drops EP & More | STREAMED 3.18.22
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Santra Denis: Assisting fellow Haitians, inspiring many to thrive with her gift - Texas Metro News
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Celebrating Haitian women from across the spectrum - Texas Metro News
By The Haitian Times Staff Haitian women come in all hues, shapes, sizes and skill sets. As we celebrate International Women’s Month, The Haitian Times is pleased to highlight just a few across backgrounds, careers and lifestyles that we see making a difference in their chosen fields and how they
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Caitlyn Jenner Blasts Trans Swimmer, Gets Reminded She’s a Grifter Online
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