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The FDA recently showcased the demographic characteristics of study volunteers in clinical trials for drugs that gained approval in 2019. Of the 46,391 participants, nine percent of study volunteers were Black/African American, the same percentage were Asian, and 18 percent were Hispanic. This lack
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Marooned Guyanese home from Canada on WestJet flight - Stabroek News
Canadian-based WestJet Airlines yesterday afternoon brought home the first set of Guyanese who were stuck in Canada subsequent to the closure of borders due to the spread of the novel coronavirus
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‘Def Jam deal will open more doors for me’: Boity
TV personality-turned-rapper Boitumelo “Boity” Thulo, who has been signed by international record label Def Jam Africa, believes the deal will open more doors for
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Caribbean Airlines to resume regional, int'l schedules out of Jamaica
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) The State-owned Caribbean Airlines (CAL) says it will resume its regional and international operations from July 6, on a phased basis, out of its hub in Jamaica.
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Big Narstie celebrates as horse named in his honour wins at Lingfield races - Voice Online
RAPPER BIG NARSTIE was overjoyed when a horse named in his honour won a race... The post Big Narstie celebrates as horse named in his honour wins at Lingfield races appeared first on Voice Online.
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Jack Johnson: The Black boxer who sparked race riots after world heavyweight win - L.A. Focus Newspaper
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'Life's so tough': Never-ending misery for crisis-hit Zimbabweans | News24
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NAMED THE PJ Patterson Centre for Africa-Caribbean Advocacy, a centre designed to coordinate public policy... The post PJ Patterson Centre for Africa-Caribbean Advocacy launched appeared first on Voice Online.
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Walmart Stops Sale Of All Lives Matter Merchandise Amid Backlash
Walmart will stop the sale of "All Lives Matter" merchandise from its online store and Canadian online storefront and will remove all items sold through third-party sellers.
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Twelve month Barbados Welcome Stamp for visitors - Voice Online
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Holder, Stokes in focus as series gets underway - Stabroek News
(ICC) Captains Jason Holder of the West Indies and Ben Stokes of England head into the opening match of their three-Test series as the top two all-rounders in the MRF Tyres ICC Test Player Rankings, as well as the top-ranked batsmen from their respective
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Twitter is removing master, slave and blacklist from its code - L.A. Focus Newspaper
Twitter is dropping the terms "master," "slave" and "blacklist" from its code after two engineers lobbied for the use of more inclusive programming language. America's biggest bank, JPMorgan Chase (JPM), is taking similar steps, according to media
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Trump Aides Look To Discredit Dr. Anthony Fauci
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Shared governance or dictatorship? - Stabroek News
Today the Caribbean Court of Justice will inform us whether or not it has jurisdiction to hear the appeal by Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo and presidential candidate Dr. The article Shared governance or dictatorship? appeared first on Stabroek News.
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LONDON-BASED indie production company , Wilson Worldwide, whose Managing Director Josh Wilson is championing the... The post Wilson Worldwide Productions TV Options four 'Windrush Noir' novels appeared first on Voice Online.
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What Pandemic? Billionaires Are Getting Richer During COVID While the Economy and Labor Force Tank
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Scrabble Association Bans Racial, Ethnic Slurs From Its Official Word List : Live Updates: Protests For Racial Justice : NPR
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Ten-a-Key Karen Fired From Job After Screaming “White Lives Are Better” At Black Lives Matter Protestors
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(Reuters) Disney World’s Magic Kingdom Park is billed as the “The Most Magical Place On Earth,” but NBA players arriving at the Florida resort yesterday to prepare for the restart of their COVID-19 season can expect something more dreary than
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Mia Mottley provided powerful, principled leadership - Stabroek News
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Colorado cops on paid leave after photos taken at Elijah McClain memorial : TheGrio
Three Aurora, Colorado police officers have been placed on administrative leave after allegedly taking photos at a memorial for Elijah McClain. The post Colorado cops on paid leave after photos taken at Elijah McClain memorial appeared first on TheGrio.
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