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A Trip Down Memory Lane: ESSENCEs Most Memorable Cover Moments
On Saturday, Chief Content Creative Officer MoAnA Luu kicked off the first day of the Wealth Power segment of this year’s 2020 ESSENCE Festival of Culture. “If you [] The post A Trip Down Memory Lane: ESSENCEs Most Memorable Cover Moments appeared first on Essence.
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Baltimore’s Only Summer Camp for Children Experiencing Homelessness Adapts Services Due to Pandemic | Afro
BALTIMORE, MD. (June 30, 2020) Since 1907 the nationally recognized Camp St. Vincent program has been a valuable resource for local children experiencing poverty and homelessness in our community. Through wars, the Great Depression, civil unrest, and more recent challenges, Camp St. Vincent has
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Mavs Officials Talk Return of NBA Amidst Coronavirus Pandemic
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After lobbying, Catholic Church won $1. 4B in virus aid
NEW YORK (AP) — The U.S. Roman Catholic Church used a special and unprecedented exemption from federal rules to amass at least $1.4 billion in taxpayer-backed coronavirus aid, with many millions going to dioceses that have paid huge...
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Game over for sports betting on coronavirus insurance - Stabroek News
LONDON, (Reuters) Major sports events working to get back up and running after the coronavirus crisis are likely to have to do so without cancellation insurance for communicable diseases as insurers remove cover or ramp up the
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#SchoolStayAway gets no support from teacher unions despite sharing similar concerns | News24
Teacher unions acknowledge there are issues still facing schools amid the Covid-19 pandemic, but they do not support disruptions by political movements trying to gain a "foothold" by using schools.
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Pitters and Sugden finally get a date - Voice Online
Hennessy Sports is thrilled to announce that big-time championship boxing will return live and on... The post Pitters and Sugden finally get a date appeared first on Voice Online.
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COVID-19: New pageant postponed
BY WINSTONE ANTONIO ORGANISERS of the inaugural Africa Super Model 2020 pageant have moved the pageant, scheduled for July 4, to August 29 as they closely monitor the developments in the tourism and hospitality industry against the grim backdrop of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. By
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31% of Asian Americans say theyve been subject to racist slurs or jokes since the coronavirus pandemic began
. About four-in-ten Black Americans (42%) and 36% of Asian adults think racist views about Black Americans are more common than before 18% of the population and Black Americans make up 12% of the
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EDITORIAL: Youth Could be the Key to Keeping COVID-19 at Bay
It may be young adults — seemingly healthy young adults who are asymptomatic carriers of the virus — who hold the key to whether the U.S. can get a firm hold on the surging infection rates that have been recorded in at least 24 states, the majority in the South and West.
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Putin gets his wish
MOSCOW, Russia (AP) Russian voters approved changes to the constitution that will allow President Vladimir Putin to potentially hold power until 2036, but the weeklong plebiscite that concluded yesterday was tarnished by widespread reports of pressure on voters and other irregularities.With
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Billionaire Robert Smith Calls On Corporations To Adopt His 2% ‘Reparative’ Plan For Black People
The country’s richest Black person has some thoughts on how corporate America can address structural racism. According to Forbes, Robert F. Smith believes that big banks and major companies should spend the next 10 years investing directly in technology, education, telecom, banking and healthcare
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Not Just Karens: More People Seem To Be Taking The Law Into Their Own Hands During The Pandemic
As scholars and pundits fear the real possibility of another American civil war, the grave implications of domestic political violence loom more than at any point in the past 50 years.
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Watch toddlers interrupt interviews on live television - L.A. Focus Newspaper
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14-year-old girl ‘sold’ to Kenyan man
Fourteen-year-old Maria Malaso was supposed to be married to a 64-year-old mana few weeks after the Kenyan government ordered the suspension of schools in mid-March due to the coronavirus. I woke up one morning and my father told me that we are poor and schools will never reopen, she said. Her
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Black artists locked out of NU studio space - The Bay State Banner
Artists from the African American Master Artists in Residence Program (AAMARP) gathered in front of a Northeastern University studio space chanting “give us the keys” on Saturday. The post Black artists locked out of NU studio space appeared first on The Bay State Banner.
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The GOPs QAnon caucus - L.A. Focus Newspaper
On Tuesday night in Colorado, conservative newcomer Lauren Boebert bested five-term GOP congressman Scott Tipton in Colorado's 3rd district. Boebert is a gun rights activist and local bar owner who has expressed interest in the sprawling QAnon conspiracy theory. In a statement to
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The dream is just postponed not cancelled - Stabroek News
Relieved. That was the feeling of champion cyclist, Jamual John after he returned to Guyanese soil following a truncated stint in the USA. The article The dream is just postponed not cancelled appeared first on Stabroek News.
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VIDEO: Endangered Maine senator calls for focusing coronavirus relief on small businesses | Afro
Employers with more than 300 employees might get kicked out of the Paycheck Protection Program, if one senator succeeds. During debate on the floor of the U.S. Senate, Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, called for decreasing the maximum number of people that businesses eligible for federal pandemic
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Update on Corona Crisis in the IE - Black Voice News
“[D]ue to the rising spread of COVID-19,” Governor Gavin Newsom tweeted Sunday as he notified the  state he was re-ordering the closure of bars and nightclubs across several of the state’s counties including recommending closures in both San Bernardino and Riverside counties. Data regarding the
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Disturbing times provide teachable moments
by Fed Ingram, President, Florida Education Association STATEWIDE - What should you say to the people in your life during the disturbing times of this pandemic? What do you say when you are angry and frustrated at the police killing of George Floyd? When you are stunned at President Trump’s refusal
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Tennessee: Some first-time voters can’t cast absentee ballot - TSDMemphis.com
NASHVILLE — Tennessee officials say they plan to enforce a requirement that first-time voters who register by mail cast their ballots in person, despite a judge’s ruling that allows all eligible voters to cast absentee ballots during the coronavirus pandemic. The state attorney general’s office
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When the clueless and corrupt pray
A FEW days back President Emmerson Mnangagwa called for a day of prayer and repentance. The objective was to pray for the intervention of the Almighty in the global pandemic, the COVID-19. Mnangagwa has about four honorary doctorates from State universities where he is also the chancellor. He is
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Twelve month Barbados Welcome Stamp for visitors - Voice Online
THE BARBADOS Government could soon be introducing the 12-month Barbados Welcome Stamp to allow visitors... The post Twelve month Barbados Welcome Stamp for visitors appeared first on Voice Online.
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Tucker Carlson Delivers Yet Another Vitriolic Diatribe Against Black Lives Matter
The Fox News personality likened the “hysteria” of the movement to a pandemic and claimed, “Minneapolis was our Wuhan.”
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21 Savage Launches Free Online Financial Program for Youth - Black News Channel
AP/BNC Contributor LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rapper 21 Savage will be launching a free online financial literacy education program for youth sheltered at home during the coronavirus pandemic. The Grammy winner announced his new Bank Account At Home nationwide initiative on Wednesday. His efforts will
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DA not deterred, will challenge DMA in court - Steenhuisen after ConCourt ruling | News24
DA interim leader John Steenhuisen says the party is not deterred by the order of the Constitutional Court dismissing their application for direct access to challenge the constitutionality of the Disaster Management Act.
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Min. Farrakhan To Deliver Major July 4 Worldwide Address | Afro
The Final Call Newspaper 734 West 79th St. Chicago, IL 60620 www.noi.org, www.finalcall.com For Immediate Release July 1, 2020 CONTACT: Naba’a Muhammad, editor, (312) 480 9775 finalcalleditor@finalcall.com straightwords4@gmail.com CHICAGO—The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan of the Nation of
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Pittsburgh’s Black Women For Positive Change organization receives $20,000 grant | New Pittsburgh Courier
The New Pittsburgh Courier has learned that Black Women For Positive Change, which has a chapter in Pittsburgh, recently received a $20,000 grant from the group Everytown for Gun Safety. Everytown for Gun Safety, a nonprofit, advocates for gun control and against gun violence throughout the
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Companies Tied to California Officials Get US Virus Loans — The Sacramento Observer
SACRAMENTO, Calif (AP) — Businesses tied to California Gov. Gavin Newsom, Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis and two of the state’s legislative leaders were among those that received federal loans aimed at keeping small businesses afloat during the coronavirus pandemic, records released Monday
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