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T.I. Expresses Excitement About Teaching a Course Called the Business of Trap Music at Clark Atlanta University This Fall
T.I. has shared some of his keen insights about rap verses on his ExpediTIously podcast, and soon hell be doing so in a classroom. Billboard []
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US visa interview process has changed
A: Although the Department of State's suspension of routine visa services remains in place, US Embassy Kingston is processing certain mission-critical and emergency immigrant and non-immigrant visa
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Positive Tests Force Nuggets to Close Practice Facilities
Also Tuesday, Pelicans general manager David Griffin said three New Orleans players have tested positive for COVID-19 and will be in self-isolation until testing shows they can return to team activities without infecting
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Former cop who placed knee on Black woman's neck booked for misconduct (video)
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Paloma Mohamed-Martin new UG Vice Chancellor - Stabroek News
The University of Guyana’s Council today announced that the year-long search for the Institutions 11th Vice Chancellor has ended and that the successful Candidate is Professor Paloma Mohamed-Martin, PhD, the first woman to be named Vice Chancellor in the 57-year history of the University of
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Tennis Superstar Novak Djokovic Faces Heat For Doing Too Much During COVID-19
While the world is seeing that Coronavirus needs to still be taken seriously one athlete ignored all precaution. Now a tennis pro is feeling the backlash for being so messy. As spotted on TMZ Novak Djokovic is trying to explain himself out of putting several lives in danger for being super careless
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OP-ED: Past Due Time for American Healthcare System to Protect Black Americans
Dr. Gathe, who serves as the co-director of the COVID-19 Dedicated Care Unit at the United Memorial Medical Center (UMMC), said he got a call one day from Dr. Varon, and they began discussing patients they had recently seen that had been getting sick with this unusual new
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MoBay’s bright lights lure cops into corruption
Despite rejecting all forms of illegality, a former police officer, who asked not to be identified, has nonetheless said that the culture of extravagance that exists in St James, especially Montego Bay, is putting pressure on young police personnel to live above their means, which sometimes lure
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‘This Is Unintellectual and Irresponsible’: Terry Crews Draws Ire of Black Twitter For Warning Folks Against #BlackLivesBetter
Terry Crews was dragged on social media for the second time in a month after he criticized the Black Lives Matter movement on Twitter this
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PRETESTING U-TURN - New hurdle for visitors from high-risk COVID US states
Visitors from the high-risk American states of Florida, New York, Arizona, and Texas are now required to pretest for the new coronavirus before travelling to Jamaica, says Prime Minister Andrew
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Scrubbing California Landmarks of Racist Symbols — and the Word ‘Negro’
In northern California, a movement to study and correct local symbols deemed racist is brewing around one of the Bar is an area located within the Folsom Lake State Recreation Area near
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Two movements against police brutality — from Cairo to Pittsburgh | New Pittsburgh Courier
First-person essay by Mourad al-Sayyid In the past few weeks of unprecedented — and sometimes unpredictable — protests fighting for Black lives and against police brutality, I have asked myself about similarities between this movement in the United States and Egypt’s 2011 revolution. I considered
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10m COVID-19 cases globally: Europe, US account for over 50%
More than 10 million cases of the new coronavirus have been officially declared around the world, half of them in Europe and the United States, according to an AFP tally at 0930 GMT Sunday, June 28, based on official
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Michael V. Drake becomes University of Californias first black president in 152 years - Face2Face Africa
Dr. Michael V. Drake has just been named as the first African-American president of the University of California in its 152-year history. Drake is an ophthalmologist by training and earned his medical degree from the University of California, San Francisco. The University of California Board of
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African-American Author Releases a Book to Assist Parents in Starting the Conversation on Racism and Police Brutality
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Chicago State University on the Frontline of Education Equity and Bridging the Wealth Gap in Black and Latinx Communities | Chicago Defender
Last Thursday, June 11, 2020, Chicago State University (CSU) launched a new program, Cougar Commitment Initiative (CCI), which plans to establish an equal playing field for Black and Latinx students as it pertains to obtaining a college degree, being successful throughout their undergraduate
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CMA seeks views on shares buyback
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Windies have a duty to show solidarity | New York Carib News
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Iran issues arrest warrant for Trump over Soleimani killing
Iranian general, Qasem Soleimani was killed on January 3, 2020, by a U.S. drone strike at the Baghdad International Airport along with five
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White House takes aim at Fauci as he disagrees with Trump on virus | The Atlanta Voice
As coronavirus cases surge in the United States, the White House is taking aim at the nation's top infectious disease expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci. In a statement Saturday, a White House official told CNN that 'several White House officials are concerned about the number of times Dr. Fauci has been
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President Trump Tweets Out White Power Message, Black Republican Senator Tim Scott Expresses Dismay
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As A Black Teen, Police Drew A Pistol To My Head. As Black Man, I Continue To Be Disgusted By The Actions Of Law Enforcement. - Blavity
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What’s left of Confederate monuments in California - Black Voice News
In summary Confederate monuments are falling across the country. While many are in the South, California has its own history with the Confederacy. As the U.S. reckons once again with racial inequities, it’s triggered a new round of calls to remove statues and monuments idolizing Confederate leaders
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