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Trump the biggest threat to our democracy since Civil War | New Pittsburgh Courier
(NNPA)—The shocking revelations from the last few days that Trump disparaged the military and intentionally downplayed the threat of the coronavirus have confirmed what I have believed since this President assumed office. Donald Trump is a deplorable, morally repugnant, morally bankrupt, con man
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Inclusion of Jews in ethnic studies curriculum is essential - Black Voice News
In summary Any ethnic studies curriculum must celebrate – and not further marginalize – our state’s unique population, including its Jews, specifically Jews of color. By Roselyne Swig, Special to CalMatters Roselyne Swig is a philanthropist, community activist and a board member of the Jewish
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Coronavirus Update: Two Indicted for Deaths of Nearly 80 Veterans Infected With Coronavirus
Two former leaders of a Massachusetts home for aging veterans have been indicted in connection with the deaths of nearly 80 people infected with the coronavirus. Former Holyoke Soldiers' Home Superintendent Bennett Walsh and former Medical Director David Clinton were indicted by a grand
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The sinister truth behind Britain's stately homes - L.A. Focus Newspaper
(CNN) — Grand buildings replete with turrets, picture windows and kitchen gardens. Perfectly manicured lawns. And hundreds of rooms stuffed with antiques and objet d'arts from across the
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New app to aid councils locate burst pipes
A LOCAL innovations company, Centre for Innovation in Technology (CIT) has launched a new software, CITERP, an Enterprise Resource Planning Software that helps companies to effectively run their processes. BY FREEMAN MAKOPA CIT information technology manager Nyasha Chinyuku told NewsDay Weekender
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The assassination of Maurice Bishop, excerpt 2 of 4
Lt Colonel Liam 'Owusu' James glanced at the agenda, then looking straight at the prime minister, bluntly stated, Comrade Bishop, this agenda is lacking in focus. James was the chief of intelligence and counter-intelligence at the Ministry of the Interior. Before Maurice Bishop could react to the
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Australia win first cricket match Down Under in six months - Stabroek News
SYDNEY, (Reuters) - Cricket Australia’s world champion women’s team saw off New Zealand yesterday in the first international cricket game to be played in either country since March. The article Australia win first cricket match Down Under in six months appeared first on Stabroek News.
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New voter registrations plummeted during the pandemic in Texas, where you can't register online - Dallas Examiner
  By ALEX SAMUELS The Texas Tribune If this were like any other election year, volunteers for MOVE Texas, which works to engage young voters, would’ve been at Mooov-In Day at the University of
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Trying time for Tryall luxury villa owners
Hit by a raft of cancellations and a COVID-19-forced lockdown of the tourism industry, Tryall Club and Spa has been offering substantially lower rates to attract more business, but while Managing Director Aram Zerunian expects an increase in...
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The law won't protect us!
KENTUCKY, United States (AP) - Some of them raised their fists and called out 'Black lives matter!' Others tended to the letters, flowers and signs grouped together in a square in downtown Louisville. All of them said her name: Breonna Taylor.
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From Dred Scott To Breonna Taylor; African-Americans Have No Rights That Whites Are Bound To Respect.
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The Well: The Parenting Shift: Virtual School | Afro
By Andi Pyatt The Well” is a recurring column to remind us of the power we possess in mind, body and spirit. I ask that you put one hand and five fingers up with your palm facing outward. Put a finger down if you answer yes to the following statements:   You are the parent
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Carol H. Williams receives Ad Age’s prestigious Vanguard Award | New Pittsburgh Courier
by Stacy M. Brown For New Pittsburgh Courier (NNPA)—Carol H. Williams received Ad Age’s Vanguard Award during this year’s Women to Watch Awards event. Williams, the CEO of Carol H. Williams Advertising, is being honored for a lifetime of significant achievements, including being named to the AAF
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James O’Neal - Voice and Viewpoint
James O’Neal, affectionately known by all as “Neal,” was born on November 16, 1949 in Cincinnati, Ohio. He was one of six children born to Silver and Homer O’Neal. James received his formal education in Cincinnati. He attended and graduated from Taft High School in 1968. Early in his life, he was
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Fallout Fear Looms Large on India’s Banarasi Sari Industry
The 1500-year-old Banarasi silk saris industry, already going through an arduous time due to the pandemic, is staring at an uncertain future. The Indian government ...
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Imagining Guyana 2050 - Stabroek News
Below you will find four stories written by me but composed of the hopes, fears and dreams of fellow Guyanese just like yourself. The article Imagining Guyana 2050 appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Consecutive attacks on security forces no coincidence says prime minister
Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the country should not take what appears to be a series of attacks on the security forces as mere coincidence. He was reacting to the killing of Constable Kemar Francis of the Hunt's Bay...
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Kentucky's Only Black Female State Lawmaker And ‘Breonna’s Law’ Author Arrested
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Analysis: Trump is stealing China's playbook to deal with TikTok - L.A. Focus Newspaper
It's exactly the kind of scenario that's already par for the course for American companies that want to do business in China (and for those, like Facebook (FB) and Google (GOOGL), that are shut out of the world's second biggest economy). Experts warn that the more Washington's playbook starts to
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Veteran Bartlett credits JLP western sweep on programme started in 1996
The Jamaica Labour Party's (JLP) road to victory in all 15 seats in western Jamaica during the Septemwber 3 General Election goes back to a decision by the organisation to position key people to direct political traffic in the region from as far back as 1996, one of them being Ed Bartlett.
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Officer Involved In Breonna Taylor Killing: 'The Good Guys Are Demonized'
One of the cops who shot the Black woman in her home emailed fellow officers: “We did the moral and ethical thing that night.” None has been charged.
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Hearing on Public Safety Reform in Birmingham Set for Oct. 1 
Birminghamal.gov  The Birmingham Public Safety Task Force appointed by Mayor Randall L. Woodfin to review areas where the City of Birmingham can improve public safety will hold a public hearing on Thursday, October 1, 2020 from 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers of Birmingham City
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Fallout Fear Looms Large on India's Banarasi Sari Industry | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
The 1500-year-old Banarasi silk saris industry, already going through an arduous time due to the pandemic, is staring at an uncertain future. The Indian government is contemplating a ban on Chinese silk yarn imports, the textile ministry officials informed a Parliamentary standing committee
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More heads to roll in Harare’s shady land deals
HARARE City Council (HCC)’s illegal million-dollar land deals could claim the scalps of more top officials and councillors amid allegations that their syndicates were illegally parcelling out recreational open spaces across the capital for a song without seeking authority from government, NewsDay
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California NAACP president aids corporate prop campaigns — collects $1.2 million and counting - Black Voice News
In summary Alice Huffman, who is both a professional campaign consultant and long-time NAACP leader, was especially sought after this year as political campaigns respond to the national reckoning over race. Read through the voter handbook for California’s November election, and a name pops up over
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Barack Obama's Memoir Is Finally Here — At Least The First Part Of It
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