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Twelve million Americans may be out on the streets if something isn’t done to help with a federal deadline looming say housing experts. On Friday, the federal moratorium on evictions is set to expire. With Congress still working to come to an agreement on the next economic stimulus package and with
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Biden Surrogates Tout ‘Plan for America’
NNPA NEWSWIRE — Staging frequent media briefings where surrogates tout Biden’s message remains a regular occurrence of the campaign. On Tuesday, July 21, former Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, U.S. Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-Fla.), Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles, and Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance
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The Latest: Arizona reaches 3,000 deaths from coronavirus - Black News Channel
By The Associated Press undefined PHOENIX — Arizona has topped 3,000 deaths from the coronavirus.The state Health Services Department reported 89 new deaths Thursday, bringing the statewide total since the outbreak began to 3,063. More than 1,000 deaths have been reported in the past 15 days. The
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Microsoft shares dip as cloud growth slows to below 50% - TechCentral
Microsoft's flagship cloud computing business, Azure, reported quarterly sales growth of under 50% for the first time ever on Wednesday, sending the tech giant's shares down 2%.
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Midlands University launches artificial intelligence courses to draw BAME students
A MIDLANDS university is to stage a video conference aiming to entice minority communities to... The post Midlands University launches artificial intelligence courses to draw BAME students appeared first on Voice Online.
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A ’stone’s throw’ away from home - WS Chronicle
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Forget Kanye’s Comments, This Is My Personal Later Abortion Story - Blavity
The writer describe the barriers she personally faced seeking abortion care and explain how Kanye’s comments perpetuate these barriers by stigmatizing abortion care.
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Stanley Robinson, former UConn basketball star, found dead at 32 | The Crusader Newspaper Group
By Alicia Lee, CNN Stanley Robinson, a former star forward for the University of Connecticut's basketball team, has died, the school announced on Wednesday. He had turned 32 just last week. Robinson, who led the Huskies to dozens of wins between 2006-2010, passed away suddenly on Monday evening at
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How Will We Be Remembered? What John Lewis' Legacy Taught Me About Today's Social Movement - Blavity
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Portland’s protests were supposed to be about black lives. Now, they’re white spectacle. - African American News Today - EIN News
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From Young Troublemakers to Legends: Celebrating the Legacies of CT Vivian and John Lewis
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Cook County courts reopen after four-month closure | The Crusader Newspaper Group
By Isi Frank Ativie The Cook County government has made moderate and slow progress, recommencing the mandated orders to reopen all circuit court operational buildings on Monday. This demand includes courthouses in Chicagoland suburban areas such as Skokie, Markham, Bridgeview, Rolling Meadows, and
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Any refusal of Granger to leave office after declaration will be resisted – Jagdeo - Stabroek News
Amid continuing signs that APNU+AFC will not accept a declaration by GECOM of the results based on the national recount, PPP General Secretary Bharrat Jagdeo today said that President David Granger and the riggers supporting him are living in a fool’s world if they believe they will get away with
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Denzel Washington On Being Married 43 Years: ‘We’ve Outlasted Everybody Else’
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Enough Is Enough: Why No Origin Or Shade Of Black Is Better Than Another - Blavity
Polar experiences with two cultures still exposed the same subtle yet deafening narrative that must be addressed as a step toward racism and oppression being eliminated.
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Don’t be Bluffed by Donald Trump
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Nia Long Talks About Her Traumatizing Visit To The Hair Salon
It’s hard to believe that it-girl Nia Long could ever feel ugly. On the new episode of ESSENCE’s Yes, Girl! podcast, the natural beauty recalls a time when her hair, […] The post Nia Long Talks About Her Traumatizing Visit To The Hair Salon appeared first on Essence.
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Major League Lacrosse has just four African American players, and they’re taking a stand - African American News Today - EIN News
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Steve Wozniak sues YouTube over bitcoin scam - TechCentral
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak says YouTube has for months allowed scammers to use his name and likeness as part of a phony bitcoin giveaway similar to one that was quickly extinguished by Twitter last week.
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Blake: The age of civil rights heroes ended a while ago — and that actually might be good | The Atlanta Voice
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In gentrifying 5th Ward, one developer makes a pitch to former residents - DefenderNetwork.com
Communities across Houston are concerned about gentrification changing neighborhoods and pushing out long-time residents. But in the historic Fifth Ward, one builder argues development can occur in a responsible way, that doesn’t uproot members of the community. Chris Senegal built five two-story
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Trump cancels segments of RNC due to coronavirus "flare up" - Black News Channel
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Donald Trump announced Thursday that he has canceled segments of the Republican National Convention scheduled for Florida next month, citing a “flare-up” of the coronavirus. Convention events will still be held in North Carolina. “To have a big convention is not the
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John McWhorter, a Black linguist, academic, and professor at Columbia University, has called Robin DiAngelo's 2018 book “White Fragility” 'condescending,' saying there has never been […]
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Allocai Shares Often-harsh Truths of His Life Experiences on Debut Album ‘Cruelty’ - The New York Beacon
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