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Rap star DaBaby tried to clear up remarks he made at Rolling Loud Miami recently that potentially offending his gay fans, as well as those who may be suffering from HIV/AIDS. However, he might've dug himself into an even deeper hole with the new response.
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11 Carefree Black Girls On Roller Skates To Follow On Instagram
While the presence of rollerskating rinks has certainly decreased over the years (The United Skates is a great documentary from HBO about that), the practice of skating never really went […] The post 11 Carefree Black Girls On Roller Skates To Follow On Instagram appeared first on Essence.
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Africa: Statement of the WHO Global Advisory Committee On Vaccine Safety (GACVS) Covid-19 Subcommittee On Reports of Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) Following Adenovirus Vector Covid-19 Vaccines
Press Release - On 13 and 20 July 2021, the COVID-19 subcommittee of the WHO Global Advisory Committee on Vaccine Safety (GACVS) met virtually to discuss rare reports of Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) following vaccination with the Janssen and AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines. Both vaccines use an
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Africa: Geneva Palais Briefing Note On the Current Covid-19-Induced Education Crisis
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‘Being Head Star Isn’t an Easy Feat’: Simone Biles Issues a Statement Following Untimely Exit from Women's Gymnastics Team Finals During Tokyo Olympics
Gymnastics champion Simone Biles has left the women's gymnastics team finals of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics reportedly over mental health concerns, with several media outlets […]
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Black Businesswoman Falsely Accused Of Selling Drugs By 'Karen' Wants To Teach Her A Lesson: 'I Don't Want Anyone To Bash Her' - Blavity
A Black woman who was wrongly accused by a white woman of selling drugs in a Sacramento, California neighborhood says she doesn't want the  "Karen" to be canceled.  Ronnie Marie Paiva said she doesn't want the unidentified woman to lose her job and has instructed people to instead respond to the
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Maryland’s COVID Positivity Rate Back Above 2%
Maryland's seven-day average coronavirus positivity rate has risen above 2% again after weeks of decline. The post Maryland's COVID Positivity Rate Back Above 2% appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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'Nah, I'm Good': Kevin Hart Explains What Made Him Turn Down a Trip to Space
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Camila Cabello Explains Backup Dancer's Makeup After 'Blackface' Accusations
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Political leaders vote in crucial general election - Barbados Today
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Africa: Continent's Central Goal is to Halt Over-Reliance on Food Imports - Kagame
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COVID-19 UPDATE: 6 new cases, 153 in isolation - Barbados Today
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Coleman and Brown, serial killer couple who went on a raping and killing spree across six states in 1984
Alton Coleman and Debra Brown had committed at least eight murders, seven rapes, three kidnappings and 14 armed robberies by the time they were arrested on July 20, 1984. For two months, Coleman and Brown terrorized the American Midwest, from the elderly to children. Coleman was so dangerous that
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‘Look at How Much Money This City Has Taken Away’: Illinois Activists Demand Reparations for Ex-Cons Convicted of Marijuana Charges
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Why Sleeping with a Pillow Between Your Legs Helps Your Health | BlackDoctor.org - Where Wellness & Culture Connect
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Senators race to seal infrastructure deal as pressure mounts
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Alcohol ban LATEST: Call for protection of township liquor traders
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Lt. Governor Fuels State Economic Jumpstart by Helping Businesses in Manufacturing  | The Michigan Chronicle
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John Oliver’s Plea for Reparations for Black Americans Goes Viral (Watch) - The New York Beacon
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ACLU: Second Amendment Is Inherently Racist
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TRiBL Founder Calls for New Black Wall Street - Atlanta Tribune
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Gov. Newsom Joins Asm. Jones-Sawyer, Others in Renewed Fight Against Shoplifting
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DJ Pierce Talks Shangela, 'RuPaul's Drag Race' And Living With Jenifer Lewis - Blavity
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Health Confirms the 36th COVID Death in Territory
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