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Brown's family demand that police release the body cam footage so that there can be more accurate representation of what transpired on the day he was shot to death.
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Source: NewsOne
GOOD's Peter de Villiers demands apology from Zille for sharing fake video of him | News24
Former Springbok coach and GOOD mayoral candidate Peter de Villiers has written an open letter to Helen Zille, demanding that she apologise for sharing a fake video of him.
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Remains Of Black Children Killed in MOVE Bombing Cannot Be Located
Six adults and five children lost their lives during the 1985 attack on Philadelphia's MOVE compound. And now two Ivy League universities can't confirm the whereabouts of the remains of two children.
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Source: Stories About Black History
Mchete’s African Treasures: A Milwaukee Fashion Gem - Milwaukee Community Journal
Culture. That is the key word that comes to mind when I think of the Black Owned clothing store that is this week’s fashion spotlight. If you live in the city of Milwaukee and have not gotten the chance to check out Mchete’s African Treasures, please make it a necessity that you do in the […]
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Source: Milwaukee Community Journal - Wisconsin's Largest African American Newspaper
No jail time for Chillspot, Dhama - NewsDay Zimbabwe
The three were convicted in January this year on their own guilty plea by Harare provincial magistrate, Vongai Muchuchuti after they organised a New Year’s Eve bash in violation of national COVID-19 lockdown regulations barring public
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Dallas Weekly News: Ep. 15- America's Criminal Justice System is On Trial While Black America Still Copes | Dallas Weekly
In this week's DW News, America’s criminal justice system is on trial while Black America still copes, Texas House approves bill allowing election judges to carry a gun in most polling places, and Soul Rep Theatre Company closes its 25th Anniversary Season with LIBERATION LABORATORY & SOUL-O SHORTS
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Migos’ Takeoff cleared of sexual assault allegations | Digital Daily | The Michigan Chronicle
Takeoff at WGCI BIG JAM 2019 (Photo by Eddy “Precise” Lamarre for rolling out) Photo courtesy of Black Press NNPA By Michael “Ice-Blue” Harris, RollingOut Takeoff of the Migos won’t face criminal charges related to 2020 allegations of sexual battery, assault, and emotional distress. The Los
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April – Alcohol Awareness Month (Week 3)
April is Alcohol Awareness Month. We have been focusing on increasing awareness of the effects of abuse of alcohol. This week, Mental Health America of Wisconsin1 asks these questions to look out for warning signs of alcohol abuse noting if you answer “yes” to any of the following questions, you
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Source: Milwaukee Times Weekly Newspaper – Journalistic Excellence, Service, Integrity and Objectivity Always
New Reports Highlight Impact Of Gun Violence on Children And Teens
Violence prevention is a tricky topic, with some leaders focusing more on zero-tolerance policies and criminalizing young people. Other strategies suggest a more holistic approach.
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Mpumalanga premier fires Mandla Msibi as MEC in wake of his arrest | News24
Mpumalanga Premier Refilwe Mtshweni-Tsipane has released Mandla Msibi from his duties as Agriculture, Rural Development, Land and Environmental Affairs MEC.
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Africa: Covid-19 Aid Falling Short
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Daly to President: End your silence on PSC imbroglio - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
VETERAN attorney Martin Daly has renewed his call on President Paula-Mae Weekes to break her silence and let the country know details surrounding an alleged meeting between a senior State official and the then chairman of the Police Service Commission (PSC) at President's House on the issue of t
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Meek Mill's album cover art depicting Black women sparks strong opinions
Rapper Meek Mill is celebrating the success of his fifth studio album, Expensive Pain. The Philadelphia MC announced the LP, The post Meek Mill's album cover art depicting Black women sparks strong opinions appeared first on TheGrio.
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Coachella reverses COVID vaccine mandate
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St. Thomas Man Charged with Burglary of Business
Police arrested Allen Samuel, age 47 of Altona, Tuesday, charging him with 3rd degree burglary, petit larceny, destruction of property, and aiding and abetting, according to the V.I. Police Department.
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HBCU Partnership Turns Associates to Bachelors | Atlanta Daily World
Washtenaw Community College has entered a historic HBCU partnership with Jackson State University, Mississippi Valley State University and Southern University at New Orleans today announced a partnership creating a pathway to success for students transferring associate degrees. Announced ahead of
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Curious how systemic racism works? Check out your neighborhood.
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Cooked: Adrien Broner Arrested In Kentucky For Outstanding Warrant In Ohio
Adrien Broner had a bad weekend. The pro boxer was arrested in Kentucky over an outstanding warrant he had in hs native Ohio.
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Man Arrested for Fatally Shooting Woman Twice in the Head Near Pennsylvania Road
By Victor Omondi Authorities on Wednesday discovered a woman’s dead body off State Route 51 in Beaver County, Pennsylvania. The body, which had two gunshot wounds in the head, was established to be that of 46-year-old Sharon Benyo. And now, authorities believe they’ve got a suspect in the
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Government pursues Malawi Savings Bank debtors - The Times Group Malawi
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MSR Forefront: Breaking the Silence About Domestic Violence
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At Least Four Black Females were Murdered Each Day in 2020 - Houston Forward Times
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OP-ED: The White House Supports HBCUs | BlackPressUSA
NNPA NEWSWIRE — HBCUs we see Black excellence at its best. HBCUs have made enormous contributions, and in spite of finding a way to survive, the lack of funding has prevented many HBCUs from excelling at an even higher level. As president of Tennessee State University, I see first-hand the
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Jelani Day’s Family Orders 3rd Autopsy Amid Reports Of Missing Organs: ‘We Suspect Foul Play’
Jelani Day's family suspects "foul play" and has ordered a third autopsy amid reports that the missing grad student's body was found missing vital organs along with his jaw "sawed out."
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Coping with dementia – patient and caregiver care
By Sandra Millon Underwood RN, PhD, FAAN Professor, UW-Milwaukee School of Nursing Dr. Bashir Easter knows first-hand the impact dementia can have on an individual and the toll it can take on caregivers. His mother was diagnosed with dementia at the age of 55 and for the past 17 years he and his
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Nateniël Julies: Witness explains why it was wrong for cops to transport wounded teen to hospital | News24
A witness revealed that the actions of the police, just after Nateniël Julies was shot, were similar to tampering with evidence.
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Alverno Names New Executive Director of Career Studio - Milwaukee Community Journal
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A Medical Student Dressed Himself as a Black Lady and Threw Acid on His Ex-Girlfriend, Permanently Disfiguring Her
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