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(Black PR Wire) Celebrity hairstylist Tacara Renee Hammons, recognized as Tacara Renee in the beauty industry and CEO of Renee Ramore Hair Care today launches a new coconut-infused, three-part
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John Brown and His Raid on Harpers Ferry
The abolitionist John Brown remains one of the most controversial figures of the 19th century. During a few years of fame before his fateful raid on the federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry, Americans either regarded him as a noble hero or a dangerous
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Church leaders have mixed views on COVID-19 vaccine
THERE were mixed views among some Jamaican church leaders on the taking of the COVID-19 vaccine later this year, but they agreed that members would have to make their own decisions.
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Groups Question PPP Loans Given to Religious Organizations | Digital Daily | The Michigan Chronicle
(The Center Square) – For the first time in U.S. history, state governors and local mayors issued executive orders shutting down religious services, labeling them as “nonessential businesses.” Some leaders … Continued
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Ditch The Crowd And Do Downtown Miami With A Stay At Novotel
An increase in COVID-19 cases and mounting concerns about the Delta - and now Lamda- variant of the virus are cause for more hypervigilance than many of us were hoping […] The post Ditch The Crowd And Do Downtown Miami With A Stay At Novotel appeared first on Essence.
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President Biden, Chaka Khan and Others Celebrate Black Press at NNPA Convention - New Orleans Data News Weekly
Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent President Joe Biden helped to kick off the National Newspaper Publishers Association annual summer convention with a ringing endorsement of the Black Press of America.The President, who
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Johannesburg wildlife vet hospital saves porcupine [photos]
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Warnock compares Georgia voting roll back to biblical text involving Jesus - TheGrio
Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock drew from his pastoral roots to make an analogy between the signing of the controversial new... View Article The post Warnock compares Georgia voting roll back to biblical text involving Jesus appeared first on TheGrio.
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Chef Greg's Soul-N-The Wall Soul Food Restaurant Brings the Flavor Home   | The Michigan Chronicle
Chef Greg Beard stands by a mural on the side of his restaurant, Chef Greg's Soul-N-The Wall   Photo, far right, by Sherri Kolade It’s not hard to get lost in the depths of flavor and soul that seep out from the kitchen deep inside Chef Greg’s Soul-N-The Wall soul food restaurant located at 10009
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Judge Rules That Dr. Dre Must Hand Over Another $1 Million To Nicole Young
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Africa: Why the Al-Aqsa Mosque Has Often Been a Site of Conflict
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Walmart to Triple Its Exports from India | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
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How to protect your mental health at work. | Chicago Defender
The number of people getting vaccinated is rising, and more employers will begin to bring their staff back into the office. Even though most people are working from home, employers believe there are benefits to being in the office. There is a stronger sense of togetherness and energy that aligns
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Robbery suspect killed in Hollywood Hills shootout is ID’d - L.A. Focus News
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Late political organising maestro Dr D.K. Duncan and Pearnel Charles Sr were political combatants at best in the public domain during the political cold war of the 1970s and ‘80s in Jamaica, except an unusual bond kept them inextricably linked...
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Mali denies French forces killed civilians at wedding | Africanews
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Julian Rubinstein Wrote the Book on the Shooting at The Holly - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
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Caribbean community urged to take COVID-19 vaccine | New York Carib News
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Portmore man dies after being shot during dispute
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A [White] House in Pandemic Cannot Stand | Afro
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COVID cold war - Experts duel over virus climate theories
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Anti-Zanu PF traditional leaders fired
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Rev Dwight Fletcher | Lessons from Jesus’ life
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