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Play imagines conversation between Anne Frank and Emmett Till 
By Richard Friedman For The Birmingham Times It was a trip Cameron Mayers had to make, driving 90 miles and 65 years back into history. Mayers, an 18-year-old Mississippi State University freshman, would play Emmett Till in a Nov. 10-13 campus production of “Anne and Emmett.”    The play imagines
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Source: The Birmingham Times
Ethiopia Conflict: The story of a pregnant refugee | Africanews
Like all mothers-to-be, Berekhti Burro dreamt of bringing new life into the world in a safe place, with love and care at home to give her baby the best
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Black Detroit Voters Sue Trump Campaign, Claim Attempted Mass Voter Suppression
"No more," the lawsuit states. "The Voting Rights Act of 1965 flatly prohibits Defendants' efforts to disenfranchise Black people and assault our Republic."
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250 people at 'zesser party' arrested in Trinidad | New York Carib News
Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith gave the assurance that ALL 250 people detained early yesterday morning at a “zesser party” in Caroni will be charged under Paragraph 4(d) of the Public Heath coronavirus legislation. He has given his directives. Some are expected to appear before a Chaguanas
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Palesa Madiba murder: Trial of alleged killer rolled over to Tuesday | News24
The trial of the man accused of murdering University of Johannesburg (UJ) student, Palesa Madiba was rolled over to Tuesday in the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg.
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The Struggle Is Real: Working Black Mothers, Childcare And COVID-19
Providing full time childcare and being a COVID full-time work from home mom is unsustainable. Black women deserve more than trying to survive the workday while trying to survive the deadly health risks of the pandemic.  
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Kenya: Locust Invasion in Northern, Eastern Regions Threatens Food Security
[Nation] Eight counties in Kenya are staring at hunger following a fresh invasion by small mature swarms of desert locusts from neighbouring Somalia that continue to devour vegetation and grasslands.
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Kyle Rittenhouse, Accused Of Killing 2 Kenosha Protesters, Released On $2 Million Bail
The post Kyle Rittenhouse, Accused Of Killing 2 Kenosha Protesters, Released On $2 Million Bail appeared first on Essence.
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Top tips for ferreting out the best Black Friday fashion deals
With just a little bit of planning, you can find some fab Black Friday fashion steals.
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South Sudan: All Eyes Set On Kiir After South Sudan Concludes Dialogue Conference
[East African] It may be up to South Sudan's President Salva Kiir to decide the country's direction after the National Dialogue conferences proposed several legal changes to stabilise the country.
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BCA or B.Tech (IT), Which is Perfect for you After 12th? | PensacolaVoice Magazine 2020
BTech in IT and BCA are popular UG courses in the Information Technology sector after 12th. Many candidates prefer to do these courses but sometimes deciding the best course between these two becomes quite a daunting task. To assist aspirants in making a better decision after 12th, we have
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Cameroonian novelist fights for women rights through literature | Africanews
Cameroonian novelist Djaïli Amadou Amal tackles the subjects of forced marriages, domestic violence and polygamy through her literature work. In her book, "Les Impatientes" she explores the implications of early
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Vote count underway in Burkina Faso | Africanews
Vote count has started in Burkina Faso after Sunday's presidential and legislative elections held against the background of a tense security
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California Black Educators Could Play Key Role in Picking Biden’s new Education Secretary — The Sacramento Observer
(WORDINBLACK.COM) - The academic future of America’s more than 56 million K-12 students, 93 percent attending public schools, will be shaped significantly by President-elect Joe Biden’s new Secretary of Education, and several of California’s highly respected Black educators could play a key role in
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Africa: Opinion - How to Green Africa From the Grassroots
[Thomson Reuters Foundation] As COVID-19 prompts rethinks, investing in renewable energy, regenerative agriculture and skills could help Africa handle future crises
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Kenya: Shame of Dying Doctors Amid State Neglect of Health Sector
[Nation] For Kenyan healthcare workers, the call to duty as the country's front line soldiers in the fight against Covid-19, is akin to suicide.
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Biden announces key staff appointments | New Pittsburgh Courier
by Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia President-elect Joe Biden has announced members of his White House senior staff, including naming former Congressional Black Caucus Chair and Louisiana Rep. Cedric Richmond as senior advisor to the President and
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Career Pathways Program at West Valley Water District - Black Voice News
Staff  A critical water industry skills gap has induced the West Valley Water District (WVWD) Board of Directors in partnership with the Jewish Vocational Services (JVS) to create an Inland Empire Water Career Pathways Program (IEWCPP). The initiative will help fill a critical skills gap in the
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Schooled by Youtube: Heads of Hate #17: Andrew Johnson
In a video posted on The Black History School, we learn more about Unlike other presidents, Andrew Johnson never received formal education. He did not even make it to kindergarten. He was also the first president to be impeached. Based on his past, it's not surprising that while a senator, he
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Trinidad: All 250 people at "zesser party” to be charged - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Express) ALL 250 people detained early yesterday morning at a “zesser party” in Caroni will be charged. The article Trinidad: All 250 people at 'zesser party” to be charged appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Rwanda: Peace is a Prerequisite for Development - Kagame
[New Times] President Paul Kagame on Friday, November 20, told regional heads of state that peace and security was the most important element to ensure the region thrives.
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Africa: Covax Update - Unicef Working With Global Airlines and Freight Providers to Plan Delivery of Covid-19 Vaccines
[Unicef] New York -- UNICEF kickstarts discussions with over 350 logistics organizations to step up delivery plans for eventual COVID-19 vaccines
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Ex-Sierra Leonean president questioned over graft probe | Africanews
The former head of state of Sierra Leone Ernest Bai Koroma was questioned Monday by a commission investigating alleged corruption and embezzlement committed during his presidency, two officials have said on condition of
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Africa: The Beginning of Sub-Saharan Africa's Cloud Journey - New Report Identifies Investment and Trends
[Balancing Act] London -- This week sees a new report - African Interconnection Report: Analysis of Sub-Saharan Africa's Cloud and Data Centre Ecosystem - that looks at where data centres and cloud service providers are operating and what they are doing. The report has been produced by Balancing
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What Trump Showed Us About America | The Oklahoma Eagle
www.politico.com By POLITICO MAGAZINE A disruptive presidency is coming to a close. Here’s what 35 thinkers say it revealed—not about the man, but about the rest of us. The world has spent the past four years obsessing over President Donald Trump: his biography, his ideology, his speech, his
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Ethiopia: Govt Rejects AU Offer to Mediate Tigray Conflict
[Nation] Ethiopia on Saturday rejected a mediation offer from the African Union, with officials in Addis Ababa falling short of calling the office of the continental body's chairperson a purveyor of false news.
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Africa: To Honor Slave Trade Victims, a Memorial in the Depths of the Atlantic
[Thomson Reuters Foundation] New York -- A virtual memorial to victims of the slave trade could be created along ribbons of deep seabed in the Atlantic Ocean
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Blacks Can't Swim: The Sequel - Voice Online
ED ACCURA, the producer behind the feature film documentaryA Film Called Blacks Can’t Swim, has... The post Blacks Can't Swim: The Sequel appeared first on Voice Online.
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Ugandan long distance runner Joshua Cheptegei in the final list of male athlete of the year award | Africanews
Ugandan long-distance runner Joshua Cheptegei has been named as one of the five finalists for the Male World Athlete of the Year 2020
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US tells GM to recall nearly 6M trucks with Takata inflators - Black News Channel
By TOM KRISHER AP Auto Writer DETROIT (AP) — The U.S. is making General Motors recall and repair nearly 6 million big pickup trucks and SUVs equipped with potentially dangerous Takata air bag inflators. The decision announced Monday by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will cost
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