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Costco Karen and Other White Meltdowns Caught on Video
Videos of White people behaving badly aren’t new, but they are indicative of White rage, insulate White privilege, and are highly dangerousContinue reading on ZORA »
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Analysis: It's finally time to get rid of the penny - L.A. Focus Newspaper
During the pandemic, more consumers are staying home, shopping online and avoiding the use of physical currency, so coins have piled up in jars or under couch cushions rather than in banks and cash registers like normal. The US Mint also had to slow coin production because of employee safety
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Kanye West Considers Postponing Presidential Run To 2024
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Cover Story: Another Election! - African American News Today - EIN News
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Kansas City Mayor Faces Racism Lynching After Issuing COVID-19 Mask Mandate - Voice and Viewpoint
By Lauren Victoria Burke, NNPA Newswire Correspondent Kansas City, Missouri Mayor Quinton Lucas, 35, says he has been the target of racism and falsely photoshopped tweets showing him holding a T-shirt saying “F*** the Police.” The accurate photos were displayed by Lucas side by side in a social
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Activists push to change Massachusetts state flag - The Bay State Banner
Last Thursday, a group of Native American activists and allies gathered at the front steps of the Massachusetts State House to push for three pieces of legislation that would change the state’s controversial state seal and
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‘Nobody ever asks poor people about their capacity’: Bob Woodson offers a hand up through his center | New Pittsburgh Courier
  WASHINGTON, D.C.—Bob Woodson swims against the current. His salvos against those he sees as headed in the wrong direction—including the NAACP and the Urban League—are the latest in a long divide over how best to uplift the race. In the tradition of Booker T. Washington’s emphasis on “up from
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How Chance The Rapper Convinced Me Not All Entertainers' Opinions Matter When It Comes To Politics - Blavity
Chance and Ye' deserve each other and should leave us alone.
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Threatening the status quo - Voice Online
“SOME PEOPLE say I sound posh,” says $YM, midway through our interview in a park... The post Threatening the status quo appeared first on Voice Online.
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Serena Williams makes a racket with daughter as football team owner - Voice Online
SERENA WILLIAMS, the former world no1 tennis star, has served up her latest ace by... The post Serena Williams makes a racket with daughter as football team owner appeared first on Voice Online.
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Powerful earthquake jolts Alaska towns, produces small tsunami - Black News Channel
By MARK THIESSEN Associated Press ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A powerful earthquake off Alaska's southern coast jolted coastal communities late Tuesday, and some residents briefly scrambled for higher ground over fears of a tsunami. There were no immediate reports of damage in the sparsely populated
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Ford, National Urban League launch $600,000 initiative to help Black small business owners hardest hit by COVID-19 | The Atlanta Voice
Ford Motor Company and its philanthropic arm, Ford Motor Company Fund, are joining with the National Urban League to provide $600,000 in grants to Black business owners negatively afflicted by COVID-19. The Emergency Capital Access Program (ECAP) will provide small grants, combined with technical
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Workers Nationwide Protest Racial Inequality In ‘Strike For Black Lives’
By Hayley Miller Black Voices Workers across the country walked off the job on Monday to protest racial inequality as part of an organized action dubbed “Strike For Black Lives.” More than 50 labor unions and workers’ rights groups, including the Service Employees International Union, the American
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An introvert's guide to Zoom: 4 tips for remote meetings - TechCentral
How can introverts adapt to a Zoom world without harming their career prospects or having to morph into a completely different personality? Here are four ideas for employees and managers.
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Today's Horoscope - July 22, 2020
HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Wednesday, July 22, 2020: Courageous and success-oriented, your life goes up and down like the ocean waves. This year, you will do well. Your success depends on a new structure. If single, a flirtation blooms into an intimate romance after the summer. If attached, you are
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Black start-up founders say venture capitalists are racist, but the law protects them - African American News Today - EIN News
… . Byron Allen, an African American and the founder of … yelled racist comments at African Americans who had gathered outside … the National Association of African American-Owned Media, which was … to invest in an African American-owned business,’” he wrote …
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Newswire: John Lewis, an American hero and moral leader, dies at 80
By Lauren Victoria Burke, NNPA Newswire Correspondent Born in 1940, in Troy, Alabama (Pike County), John Lewis, the son of a sharecropper, helped to lead America out of an era of racism. Through his activism and bravery, Lewis carried the moral authority that few other leaders in U.S. history could
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Pence defends outbreak response, pushes against shutdowns - Black News Channel
By MEG KINNARD Associated Press COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Vice President Mike Pence on Tuesday defended the Trump administration's guidance to states on ramping their economies back up amid the spread of the coronavirus, saying it was based on the best information at the time and a spike in recent
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Qianna Smith Bruneteau Founded The American Influencer Council To Save An Industry
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‘All Black Lives Matter’ Mural Dedication Held in Oakland
Nearly 100 people gathered to dedicate the ‘All Black Lives Matter’ mural, Oakland’s largest, near the Lake Merritt Boating Center at 568 Bellevue Ave. on June 28.     The ‘All Black Lives Matter’ mural, focusing on the LGBTQ community, was conceived by Kin Folkz of Spectrum Queer Media and
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Portland protesters slam Trump, federal agents: 'This is not a dictatorship' - TheGrio
Protesters continue to take the streets of Portland despite President Donald Trump sending unidentified federal agents to clear the area.... View Article The post Portland protesters slam Trump, federal agents: 'This is not a dictatorship' appeared first on TheGrio.
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Chronixx revives the summer - Voice Online
TODAY CHRONIXX, unveils his new song and video, “Cool As The Breeze/Friday” a heartfelt dedication... The post Chronixx revives the summer appeared first on Voice Online.
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Black Austinite coalition: build economic justice into the city budget - African American News Today - EIN News
… already made it clear that “Black Americans, Latinx Americans, and other … residents. For example, the African American Resource Advisory Commission recommended the … the continued disproportionate number of African Americans experiencing homelessness in Austin, …
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Facebook and Instagram to study racial bias against African Americans, Hispanics on their platforms - African American News Today - EIN News
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MegaBlack SF: Black leaders tell Mayor Breed how to transfer police funds to the Black community - Black Voice News
MegaBlack SF sent the following letter to San Francisco Mayor London Breed on July 10, signed by many of the city’s most influential Black leaders. The group has asked for a meeting with Mayor Breed by July 24, 2020. Dear Mayor Breed,  The signatories below are members of MegaBlack SF, a collective
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Warner Bros. Postpones Christopher Nolan’s Sci-Fi Spy Film ‘Tenet’ Indefinitely
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