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In China's 'Little Africa', a struggle to get back to business after lockdown

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Defenders of Roosevelt Statue Converge on Natural History Museum

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Ghana Tourism Officials Urges African Americans To ‘Come Home’ In Response To Police Violence

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Augustus Washington: One of History's Few Known African American Daguerreotypists

Augustus Washington became one of the only historically documented African American daguerreotypists using the first commercial photographic process, invented in 1839, to develop pictures on a silver surface sensitized with iodine exposed to mercury

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The Mental Health Toll of Current Events

In the past few months, the topic of mental health became a common one as many people have experienced new levels of stress and

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African-American communities suffer from institutional racism amid COVID-19: Fauci

Kampala, Uganda | XINHUA | Institutional racism contributes to why African-Americans have been hit harder than white groups amid the COVID-19 pandemic, White House health advisor Anthony Fauci has

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Morehouse College Receives $40M To Combat COVID-19 In Underserved Communities

The funding—which was awarded to the Atlanta-based college by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health—will support Morehouse’s National COVID-19 Resiliency Network in fighting the pandemic in underserved

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Urban One Partners With Black History 365 For New History Curriculum

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Floyd murder unleashes Black parents’ worst fears

Her tears, she said, are for the senseless, callous murder of another innocent unarmed Black person, for the constant terror that African-Americans live under because of police brutality and extra-judicial murders; and a deep and persistent anxiety about her

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Rayshard Brooks funeral to be held at historic Ebenezer Baptist Church

The funeral of Rayshard Brooks will be held at Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church on today, June

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John Gilmore Riley: Rose to Prominence as an Educator and Civic Leader

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Hundreds gather in East Pittsburgh, Wilkinsburg to pay tribute to Antwon Rose II and recognize Juneteenth

On Friday morning, roughly 50 purple and white balloons filled the East Pittsburgh sky to honor the memory of Antwon Rose

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Emancipation Park Conservancy Hosts Virtual Juneteenth Celebration

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Money for Raleigh African-American monuments on hold after Confederate monuments removed

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Juneteenth: Celebrating The Early Moments Of Freedom Today

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New Orleans Church Launches Voting Black & Brown Issues Campaign

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The South Has Some Of The Nation’s Dirtiest Electricity. Now It’s Seeing A Coronavirus Uptick.

Yet the region remains far behind the rest of the country on even the most basic policies to lower climate-changing emissions, according to research published Tuesday by the Southern Economic Advancement Project, a nonprofit founded by Stacey Abrams, a former Democratic candidate for Georgia

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Billionaire Robert F. Smith Launches Student Freedom Initiative to Ease Student Debt at Historically Black Colleges

Robert F. Smith—the billionaire who pledged during a commencement speech last year to pay off the student debt of the Morehouse College class of 2019—is, according to time.com, launching a new initiative to help ease the burden of student loans at all HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges and

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‘What is Hampton University?’ The Right Answer to a Jeopardy! Clue!

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NASA will name headquarters after its first African American female engineer

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NASA To Rename D.C. Headquarters After First Black Woman Engineer Mary W. Jackson

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Black Caucus teams with state to hold Juneteenth weekend COVID-19 testing

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#Election2020 – The South is red. It's also Black | The Atlanta Voice

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The 1898 Wilmington Massacre Is an Essential Lesson in How State Violence Has Targeted Black Americans

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Kareem Abdul Jabbar ‘It’s Important for Athletes to Speak Out’ in Wake of George Floyd Protests

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