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Tyrese's SUV is stolen from the driveway of his Atlanta mansion - TheGrio
Singer-actor Tyrese Gibson was the victim of a robbery yesterday morning when an unknown person took his Range Rover SUV... View Article The post Tyrese's SUV is stolen from the driveway of his Atlanta mansion appeared first on TheGrio.
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Woman expected to be charged in alleged hotel attack involving Black teen - TheGrio
The New York Police Department has announced it will be pursuing charges against the woman who attacked Keyon Harrold Jr.... View Article The post Woman expected to be charged in alleged hotel attack involving Black teen appeared first on TheGrio.
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20 Of 2020’s Top Black Culture Moments
Twenty-twenty challenged norms and tested patiences. Concert venues closed, cultural routines were abandoned, and the ideas of what it meant to be a performer and audience member were redefined. The […] The post 20 Of 2020’s Top Black Culture Moments appeared first on Essence.
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Drew Sidora’s Husband Ralph Says He’s Seeking “Respect and Sex” From Her
In a preview for the newest episode of RHOA, Drew Sidora's husband Ralph Pittman, says what he wants from their marriage is "respect and sex." The couple, who sat together for a session of marriage counseling, has a tense interaction about his expectations in their marriage, and her
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Zimbabwean journalist Hopewell Chin'ono arrested | Africanews
Zimbabwe police on Friday arrested prominent journalist Hopewell Chin’ono for the third time in six months, his lawyer said.
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Bestselling Novelist Eric Jerome Dickey Dead At 59
Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — Eric Jerome Dickey, the bestselling novelist who blended crime, romance and eroticism in “Sister, Sister,” “Waking With Enemies” and dozens of other stories about contemporary Black life, has died at age 59. Dickey’s publicist at Penguin Random House, Emily
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Murdered Black Trans Woman's Family Says Police Misgendered Her, Calls Case A Hate Crime - Blavity
A family is outraged after Chicago police misgender a Black transgender woman killed on Christmas.
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Kamdar: 'Help your kids get financially fit in the new year' | The Atlanta Voice
Five Ways to Teach Kids Money Basics Editor's Note: This reporting on financial education is made possible by JPMorgan Chase. Multiple studies have shown that the earlier kids develop healthy money habits, the better our prospects of having strong financial health into adulthood. According to
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Texas officials push hospitals, local health authorities to administer COVID-19 vaccines faster as infection rate reaches "red flag" levels | Dallas Weekly
Need to stay updated on coronavirus news in Texas? Our evening roundup will help you stay on top of the day's latest updates. Sign up here. Top Texas officials again urged health care providers to administer more coronavirus vaccines Tuesday, the same day the state reported that the proportion of
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Africa: Women Need Support and Understanding After Miscarriage
[IPS] Abuja -- Recently, Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, wrote a piece sharing about her miscarriage. I knew, as I clutched my firstborn child, that I was losing my second, she wrote. She is part of a growing list of celebrities who have publicly shared their experiences with miscarriages.
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Kobe Bryant planned on leaving Nike for 'Mamba' shoe brand before his death: report - TheGrio
A noted venture capitalist tweeted yesterday that he met with NBA legend Kobe Bryant just one month before his untimely... View Article The post Kobe Bryant planned on leaving Nike for 'Mamba' shoe brand before his death: report appeared first on TheGrio.
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Many have worked to protect children - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, As the year draws to a close, it is necessary for us to take time out to reflect on our successes. The article Many have worked to protect children appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Apple Removes App That Reportedly Promoted Secret Parties During Pandemic [Details]
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Mental Health in Black communities - The New York Beacon
Photo credit: Philadelphia Citizen By Yasin Muhammad A smile and a friendly face go a long way. Mental Health in the black community is real and it is deadly. I just talked to a friend from Chicago who was immersed in gang life and he
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2020 YEAR IN REVIEW: The year in American sports | The Atlanta Voice
The year 2020 was a rollercoaster of a year for American sports. Though losses have been no stranger to Atlanta sports teams, the impact of this year's pandemic made losses all the more harrowing. Pandemic strips Atlanta of championship glory The pandemic stripped the world of many coveted sporting
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Infrastructure to facilitate production of digital birth certificates 90 per cent complete
THE implementation of infrastructure that will facilitate the production of digital birth certificates for Jamaicans is now 90 per cent complete.This was disclosed by programme director for the National Identification System (NIDS), Warren Vernon, who said the National Public Key Infrastructure
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Homeless man with master’s wants to be a taxi man in new year
Claudius Brown earned his master’s degree the same year he went to live at a homeless shelter in Kingston, but after several failed attempts to secure a permanent job, he has his eyes set on becoming a taxi driver in 2021. A former member of the...
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President-Elect Biden Nominates Miguel Cardona for Education Secretary | Dallas Weekly
Cardona’s nomination delivers on Biden’s campaign pledge to appoint an individual with public school experience, following President Donald Trump’s education secretary, Betsy DeVos, who championed private schools and mostly turned a blinds-eye to the plight of underserved students.
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“Baby Girl Wants Attention” Tamar Addresses Young Woman Bragging About Dating Vincent Herbert
Jamie Taylor had been playing things very coy in regards to her relationship with Tamar Braxton's ex-husband Vincent Herbert. But apparently, now she's ready to tell the world about them--with receipts and all. Tamar had something to say about all of it.
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Small Screen Berkeley: Favorite Films of 2020 and ‘Through the Night’ - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
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Kwanzaa | New York Carib News
We feel, in these unprecedented times, that the principles of Kwanzaa ought to be emphasized, and so the following original text of the Founder of Kwanzaa, Dr. Maulana Karenga is included in this editorial.
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Africa: Innovative Financing Key to Africa's Private Sector Development
[The Exchange] Lockdowns, physical distancing and disruption of normal economic activity around the world have become the norm after the outbreak and spread of Covid-19.
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Daughter of J'can immigrants nominated for senior position at US Dept of Justice
DELAWARE, United States (CMC) - United States President-elect Joe Biden on Thursday tapped a Caribbean American voting rights advocate for a senior US Department of Justice (DOJ) position.In a national television address, Biden named Kristen Clarke, the daughter of Jamaican immigrants, who grew up
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Black Collegians are Missing Campus Life During COVID-19 | Education | The Michigan Chronicle
By Roz Edward The COVID-19 pandemic is putting unprecedented pressure on Black, Brown and White college students engaged in virtual learning situations to find ways to engage and interact socially. Post-secondary students explain that the isolation caused by the pandemic is not only disruptive to
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Nurse who was vaccinated contracts COVID-19
An emergency room nurse in California has tested positive for coronavirus after receiving the vaccination. Read More: ‘Vaccine for the... View Article The post Nurse who was vaccinated contracts COVID-19, expert says it 'needed more time' appeared first on TheGrio.
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Minister aiming to expand reach of Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee
MINISTER of Agriculture and Fisheries Floyd Green is aiming to expand the reach of the Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee brand internationally and increase production of coffee locally.
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Kobe Was Planning On Leaving Nike, Starting Own Sneaker Brand, Allegedly
. According to Pishevar, the Lakers legend wasn't happy with Nike nor the amount of marketing the Swoosh threw behind his signature line, so he was about to do something about it and just get into the sneaker game himself.
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Mariah Huq Of ‘Married To Medicine’ Files Discrimination Lawsuit Against Bravo
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Africa: COVID-19: One year later – WHO Director-General's new year message
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Diddy Opening Up Wallet To Help Miami Residents Struggling To Pay Rent
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