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Barack Obama and Joe Biden Calls The George Floyd Family
Former President Barack Obama called Philonise Floyd, the brother of George Floyd, and offered his support before Floyd's memorial service.
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CNN: The Only Way to Honor John Lewis Is to Embrace Liberalism
While most of the coverage of John Lewis' memorial focused on his role in the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960's and later career as a congressman, CNN's Abby Phillip and Dana Bash argued on Monday's special edition of CNN Newsroom that if Americans wanted to honor Lewis' legacy, they should
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Mujuru: The soldier, kingmaker
Stir The Pot :Paidamoyo Muzulu LAST week marked the fifth anniversary of the mysterious death of Solomon Mujuru (Rex Nhongo) – a war hero, former military commander, politician, business mogul and Zanu PF kingmaker until his demise. His death sent shock waves across the political spectrum, but more
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Starlink: SpaceX postpones launch to facilitate 'mission assurance'
SpaceX's 15th Starlink mission will lift off from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at Kennedy Space Center in Florida in the USA. Watch the livestream here.
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A look at Morocco's morality police, Hshuma - Face2Face Africa
Morocco is a country bound by religious and cultural principles such as Hshuma, the concept of bringing shame upon oneself in situations that are deemed socially wrong and culturally inexcusable. Although Haram, which is doing things that Allah forbids, is deemed more grave as it can lead to
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Africa: Better Access to Stories Can Improve Adolescent Lives in Africa
The United Kingdom Research and Innovation fund's Accelerate project is working with adolescent groups in Africa to understand how young people see their lives in terms of
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Prominent Black Women Leaders Denounce Racist And Sexist Attacks On VP Candidates - Blavity
Prominent Black women are stepping up to defend potential vice president candidates against racist attacks.
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Vistaprint Features Styles From Just Don, Keith Haring & More In Latest Mask Collection
As masks continue to become a facet of everyday life, another brand is making some PPE swag. Printing giant Vistaprint has announced its second collection of facemasks featuring art from some of the biggest designers and creatives to ensure you that wearing a mask is necessary and can still be
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Less Than 1% of VC Goes to Black Founders, But Heres How I Raised $11 Million
As an African American entrepreneur, I can tell you that you’ll face tremendous obstacles in building your vision. But there is nothing more personally liberating than seeing your dream come
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In Support of the San Diego NAACP President - Voice and Viewpoint
By Dr. John E. Warren, Publisher The San Diego Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) is preparing to hold elections for Officers. One would think that a local organization which has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars in the short life of its interim
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Social Media Platform VSCO Launched A Campaign To Celebrate Black Joy
Black pain is far too often highlighted. Images of police brutality, violence, and marginalization aimed at our people are consistently splashed across every medium. That's why, in this particular time, […] The post VSCO Launches Campaign To Celebrate Black Joy appeared first on Essence.
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World Bank staff have a new goal: Boost incomes in their assigned countries
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Charter Invests $10 Miliion Dollars with National Urban League and National Action Network to Assist Black-Owned Small Businesses in Underserved Communities
Stamford, CT. – June 11, 2020 – Charter Communications, Inc. today announced the company will invest $10 million in partnership with both the National Urban League (NUL) and National Action Network (NAN) to support Black and other minority-owned small businesses in underserved
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Ruel Johnson’s unctuous ‘apologies’ ring shallow, self-serving - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, Once again we are witnessing the abuse of power by two public figures, Ruel Johnson and Glen Lall, who appear to think that the laws of Guyana do not relate to them. The article Ruel Johnson’s unctuous ‘apologies’ ring shallow, self-serving appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Snapchat removes Trump account from curated section
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We shouldn't try to hold Biden hostage on this one
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'The End of White Politics' sheds light on future of Democratic party : TheGrio

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Lora King on the Legacy of Her Father, Rodney King
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Twitter 'hack' accused got system access by asking IT - TechCentral
The alleged mastermind behind the 15 July “hack” of Twitter accounts of business titans, celebrities and a former president didn’t need sophisticated hacking tools to pierce the company’s security system. Rather, he convinced an IT employee at Twitter that he was a colleague who needed login
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Is 'Watchmen' Copaganda Or A Case For Abolition?
On the surface, this moment establishes a simple but powerful idea that has been at the center of many cop narratives in the media and forms Will Reeves’ core emotional wound: the idea that one good (Black) cop is enough to fix a broken
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The ‘new normal’ - Stabroek News
With hindsight, it is more than a little surprising that, glaring and reckless transgressions notwithstanding, large sections of the Guyana population still comply  with the unprecedented strictures and encumbrances required of us on account of the most alarming malady that we have ever had to
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BILLION$ EMERGENCY CALL - Telecoms ring gov’ts for massive COVID-19 bailout to prevent ‘upheaval’, citing huge losses across Caribbean
The Caribbean’s COVID-19-ravaged telecommunications industry is in need of “urgent” government bailout, amounting to millions of dollars, to prevent poor-quality service and higher prices for consumers, a powerful regional lobby group for firms like Digicel and FLOW has
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What Pandemic? Billionaires Are Getting Richer During COVID While the Economy and Labor Force Tank
According to a new report by Americans for Tax Fairness and the Institute for Policy Studies (IPS), the nation’s 623 billionaires saw their net worth increase by $434 billion in the first two months of the pandemic thanks in large part to tax cuts and
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Dr. Ebony, author of “Food is NOT Bae,” and a psychologist who specializes in helping women foster a healthy relationship with food explains the prevalence of binge eating among Black women.
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Africa: Does US Military Training Incubate Coups in Africa? the Jury Is Still Out
[The Conversation Africa] Military officers overthrew Mali's government in a coup d'état on August 18, 2020. Among the more worrying aspects of the coup is the fact that a number of the officers involved had received foreign training, most notably from the United States.
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