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Finding your inner strength - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
KANISA GEORGE Finding your inner strength. What does this really mean? In our daily lives, we are faced with struggles that threaten to erode us. Obstacles that ignore boundaries, and a stroke of bad luck that greets us at the dawn of a new day. Make no mistake, bad days are an indivisi
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Tony Moxberg, Jadakiss, Sheek Louch & Benny The Butcher “Love,” Nas “Rare” & More | Daily Visuals 8.6.21
New music videos from Tony Moxberg, Jadakiss, Sheek Louch, and Benny The Butcher, Nas and others.
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As A Gun Violence Survivor, I Believe We Need Structural Reforms To Achieve True Progress And Change - Blavity
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Covid-19 new case counts falling nationwide, but some states still seeing record numbers - L.A. Focus Newspaper
In Florida, where cases are declining, the state reported 186 deaths Tuesday, the most it has had in a single
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Egypt: Sisi - Humanity Is Going Through Its Most Difficult Test in Years
[Egypt Online] President Abdel Fattah El Sisi said that nowadays, humanity is going through its most difficult test in years, citing ongoing challenges, topped by the global outbreak of Covid-19 and the impacts of climate change.
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Black athletes and artists addressing ‘the squeaky wheel’ – Daytona Times
An old axiom states that “the squeaky wheel gets the grease.” In other words, no one knows, cares, or does anything about your pain or discomfort unless you are courageous enough to identify it. Weekly, I’m privileged to share my discomfort and the added benefit of sharing how I propose to deal
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Alicia Keys joins MasterClass to teach songwriting and producing - Face2Face Africa
Award-winning songstress and “Queen of Soul” Alicia Keys has joined the highly popular online education platform, MasterClass, to offer lessons on songwriting and producing. According to Variety, the Fallin’ singer’s class comprises of 19 video lessons where she’ll take students on an educational
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John Lewis. Mourning the Passing of a Civil Rights Icon – Morgan State University Newsroom | Afro
Submitted by President David Wilson This morning, we awaken to the unfortunate news of the passing of the Honorable Congressman John Lewis. At a time when our national heroes are few, we have lost a true champion who fought—literally and figuratively—-for freedom, equality, justice and fairness for
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Fraud overwhelms pandemic-related unemployment programs - TheGrio
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No need for dedicated unit to deal with Covid-19 corruption, says Lamola | News24
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New York Basketball Teams Playoff Bound? - The New York Beacon
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The New Face of the Republican Party – Free Press of Jacksonville
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Seeking justice for Isaiah and Joel cannot be associated with criminality - President - Stabroek News
President Irfaan Ali today said that the seeking of justice for the murders of Isaiah and Joel Henry cannot be associated with criminality. The article Seeking justice for Isaiah and Joel cannot be associated with criminality - President appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Girls Scouts of The USA Appoints Its First Black CEO In Its 108-Year History
By Dana Givens Black Enterprise The Girls Scouts of the USA made a historic announcement for the organization with the appointment of Judith Batty as the company’s interim CEO. This makes Batty the organization’s first Black CEO. Batty has been a part of the famous leadership program for young
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Bubba Wallace Says Racism Has Motivated Him To ‘Do Better’
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Afghanistan: Ex-Bagram inmates recount stories of abuse, torture - NewsDay Zimbabwe
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Coach Rivers Was Clipped by LA’s Second-Rate Team, But the 76ers & Others May Still Believe in Doc’s Dream
By Victor Trammell Photo credits: The Philadelphia Inquirer Doc Rivers (pictured) has been a well-respected head coach in the NBA. Rivers, 58, is a former player who rose to prominence as a coach in 2008. In that year, he led a tough, defensive-minded Boston Celtics team to an NBA Finals
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'It Sucks and There's No Excuse': Garcelle Beauvais Presses Andy Cohen About the Long Wait to Diversify More of the 'Housewives' Franchise
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Africa: COVID-19 Cases Across the Continent Exceed 100,000
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GPL’s submarine cable severed again - Stabroek News
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The Magical Mystikal Tour continues: Rapper ‘Unsung’ but far from finished | New Pittsburgh Courier
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