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Master P's Son, Hercy Miller, Prepares To Leave Tennessee State Over Alleged Lack Of Medical Resources - Blavity
Master P is a big  advocate  for HBCUs--though he's an even bigger advocate for  his children . For this reason, he's  standing by  his 19-year-son,  Hercy Miller , and his decision to leave  Tennessee State University . Earlier this year, Miller committed to Tennessee State's basketball
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Kanye West Selling Amazon-Exclusive Free Larry Hoover Gear [Photos]
You thought Kanye West was going to hold a benefit concert and not sell anything. Ye and held his Free Larry Hoover Benefit Concert on Dec. 9 and besides streaming the concert, also teamed with Amazon again,and Balenciaga creative director Demna Gvasalia, to sell a limited edition clothing
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South Africa pays tribute to former president Frederik Willem de Klerk | Africanews
De Klerk, who oversaw the country's transition from apartheid and shared the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize with Nelson Mandela
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Inside the South African lab that discovered Omicron | Africanews
In this hospital in South Africa, technicians at whirring machines analyse 18,000 PCR tests a day, looking for signatures of coronavirus. Their work is so precise that just a handful of samples helped the team to discover Omicron
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Hong Kong democracy activists found guilty over June 4 assembly | Haiti Gazette
The content originally appeared on: CNN Hong Kong has traditionally held the world's largest annual June 4 vigils, as part of wide-ranging freedoms promised when it returned to Chinese rule in 1997, but the last two were banned by police, citing coronavirus curbs. The ruling against media tycoon
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Nigeria: Covid-19 - Saudi Arabia Suspends Flights From Nigeria Over Omicron Variant
[Vanguard] The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has suspended all flights from Nigeria due to the the new Coronavirus variant, Omicron.
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How TV Saved My Queer AF Life: A Meditation On Bravery And Storytelling - Blavity
If you’re interested in sharing your opinion on any cultural, political or personal topic, create an  account here  and check out our  how-to post  to learn more. Opinions are the writer’s own and not those of Blavity's. ____ This time of year always reminds me of the moment I was caught
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COVID-19 cases spread through NBA, including Memphis - L.A. Focus News
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — For much of the previous 24 hours, the chatter about Dillon Brooks in Memphis was that the 25-year-old Grizzlies forward had a hefty fine coming his way. Brooks had been ejected during Wednesday night’s game against the Dallas Mavericks, and even afterward had excoriated the
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Veteran Kenyan politician Raila Odinga announces fifth run for president | Africanews
Veteran Kenyan politician Raila Odinga announced Friday he would make his fifth bid for the presidency in next year's election, ending months of suspense following a surprise truce with his former foe, President Uhuru Kenyatta.
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Omicron spreads faster and weakens jabs — WHO - Barbados Today
SOURCE: AFP - The Omicron coronavirus variant is more transmissible than the Delta strain and reduces vaccine efficacy but causes less severe symptoms according to early data, the World Health Organization said Sunday. The Delta variant, first identified in India earlier this year, is responsible
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Africa’s space industry [Business Africa] | Africanews
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South African doctors see signs omicron is milder than delta
As the omicron variant sweeps through South Africa, Dr. Unben Pillay is seeing dozens of sick patients a day. Yet The post South African doctors see signs omicron is milder than delta appeared first on TheGrio.
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Nigeria: Covid-19 - Nigeria Records 533 Additional Infections Friday
[Premium Times] Though Nigeria is yet to officially declare a fourth wave of the pandemic, the country is experiencing a sharp rise in the number of infections with over 1000 cases recorded within the last 48 hours.
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Alter Ego: A true trend setter - Milwaukee Community Journal
In the late Summer of 2015, a hot new Black owned fashion boutique landed in Milwaukee that was shaping to change the landscape of women’s clothing forever. The boutique in question, Alter-Ego. At Alter-Ego, the goal isn’t just to provide the hottest trends in fashion and accessories but to also
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Nigerian Student Changes The Game When Illustration Of A Black Woman’s Womb Goes Viral
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Pole-Axed: Teacher Fired After Pupil Shows Her Pole-Dancing Video To Parents
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I'm Black But Look White. Here Are The Horrible Things White People Feel Safe Telling Me.
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Hercy Miller Leaves HBCU Over Alleged Lack of Medical Resources, Dad Master P Supports
Hercy Miller, the three-star basketball guard who chose Tennessee State University earlier this year, has entered the transfer portal with the backing of his father, Percy "Master P" Miller. The move was due to concerns about the lack of proper medical resources in the wake of a hip injury he
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Covid-19: Omicron accounts for 70% of samples, fast overtaking Delta | News24
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Lamar Odom Takes Shots At Ex After She Makes IG Post For Her Tell-All Book?
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