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Ossining Raises Official Juneteenth Flag for the First Time In Village History - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
Ossining, a community with a deep-rooted African-American community, held the raising of the official Juneteenth flag on Wednesday, June 2 in Market Square. This event was hosted by the Juneteenth Council and attended by local, county, and state elected officials, as well as representatives from
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Houston Hospital Sued By Over 100 Staffers For COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate [VIDEO]
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Alfred Oliver Bailey Dies
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PUBLISHER'S NOTE | The Savannah Tribune
The Savannah Tribune strongly supports passage of U.S. House Bill - HR 4 - The John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act and U.S. Senate Bill - SR 1 - The For the People Act. National legislation is the only way to overcome undemocratic voter restriction laws such as the law passed in Georgia. We
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Kenya: State Extends Curfew, Ban on Public Gatherings for 60 Days
[Nation] The government has again extended night curfew for another two months, as efforts to further lower the Covid-19 positivity rate and contain the virus continue.
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Lockdown level 2 CONFIRMED: Ramaphosa announces tighter restrictions
Curfew times and restrictions on gatherings have once again been tightened, with Ramaphosa announcing a return to Level 2 lockdown.
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Lenders are robbers of Black housing wealth. Stop them - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
By Wayne Dawkins My multiracial orbit of friends and colleagues were shocked, angry and embarrassed. So what are we going to do about it? Recently on social media, I shared a USA Today story about a Black female homeowner in Indianapolis who suspected the value of her house was grossly
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South Africa opens drive-through vaccination centers | Africanews
The country recently expanded the campaign to cover people over the age of 60, after initially vaccinating health workers
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Many Inland Empire residents earn Below What’s Needed for Housing
S. E. Williams | Black Voice News When Kate posted on Twitter earlier this year, “The bank says I can’t afford a $950 mortgage, so I pay $1400 a month in rent instead,” the post was retweeted 94,000 times. Kate’s post is reflective of the affordable housing crisis which forces hou
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Facial Recognition Technology Ban Passed By King County Council - The Seattle Medium
The legislation, prime sponsored by Councilmember Jeanne Kohl-Welles, aims to protect our residents’ civil liberties and freedom from government surveillance and demographic biases by prohibiting the use of such software, including by the King County Sheriff, except to comply with the National
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COMMENTARY: Big Mama Said — “Don’t let crazy rule you! Break the Rains! Breathe and let go! The Black Card | BlackPressUSA
NNPA NEWSWIRE - …we still have those who do not believe in vaccinations, masks and social distancing, there are those who believe the election was stolen still! There are also those that believe there is no virus and vaccines do more harm than good. I just want to tell them: “DON’T LET CRAZY RULE
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Section of Highway Named for Civil Rights Pioneer Clyde Kennard - Los Angeles Sentinel
 A highway section near the University of Southern Mississippi has been named to honor a civil rights pioneer who was wrongfully convicted after he tried to enroll at the all-white university in the
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USA: 'Black Wall Street' gentrified 100 years after Tulsa Massacre | Africanews
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Alabama Woman’s Fight To Remove Confederate Statue Shows Sad Reality Of Racism In 2021
One woman residing in Florence, Alabama, had her efforts to rid the city's courthouse of a Confederate-inspired marble statue called Eternal Vigil refused with little to no fanfare.
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U.S. Testing Mix-and-Match COVID Booster Shots - The Washington Informer
The National Institutes of Health is beginning a clinical trial to determine whether getting a different brand of coronavirus vaccine for a booster shot is safe and effective. The post U.S. Testing Mix-and-Match COVID Booster Shots appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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Together we aspire, expire or achieve - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE EDITOR: I thought we were in this thing together. But one hand is accepting credit for small accomplishments while the other is pelting blame for negative results. Our efforts are reminiscent of crabs in a barrel. The generals, Government and the Opposition, cannot agree on a strategy to
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Kenya: My Focus is Economic Acceleration for the Benefit of All Kenyans, President Kenyatta Says
[Capital FM] Kisumu -- President Uhuru Kenyatta has said economic acceleration and political stability for the benefit of all Kenyans will remain the key focus of his administration.
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Africa: The Next Pandemic Is Already Happening - Targeted Disease Surveillance Can Help Prevent It
[The Conversation Africa] As more and more people around the world are getting vaccinated, one can almost hear the collective sigh of relief. But the next pandemic threat is likely already making its way through the population right now.
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Congo-Kinshasa: 350,000 Victims of Goma Volcanic Eruption Urgently Need Aid, UN Says
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Persuing food labels a healthy practice - Barbados Today
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Suspect in kidnapping and killing of Kitengela girl Shantel arrested
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Kenya: Raila Odinga's Chopper Crash-Lands After Dropping Him in Kisumu
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga's chopper crash-landed in Kisumu Sunday, moments after dropping him to join President Uhuru Kenyatta who is touring the county.
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Popeye Was Right: Health Benefits Of Spinach | BlackDoctor.org
Do you remember Popeye and his obsession with spinach? Well, there's a reason for this. During the mid-1980's a cartoon by the name of Popeye used to be a childhood favorite for many.  The main character, Popeye was relatively skinny and would get picked on from time to time.  But when he would get
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Ex-Astronaut Sentenced To 4 Years In Prison After Deadly DUI Crash That Killed 2 Sisters
A former astronaut was sentenced to four years in jail last week from a DUI incident that claimed the lives of two young Black girls in Alabama five years ago.
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Parallel economy: Illegal vendors make millions as residents dance with death
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CNN’s Keilar Loses It on TX Republican: ‘Why Are You Ok’ With ‘Suppressing’ Black Voters?
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