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The Mufti of Rwanda, Sheikh Saleh Hitimana, has said that in a bid to help continue fighting the spread of COVID-19, Rwandan Muslims will this year conduct the Eid ul Fitri prayers to mark the end of Ramadan in the confines of their
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We shouldn’t try to hold Biden hostage on black woman running mate
Seven prominent Black women activists have made a strong case, and a bit of stir, in a Washington Post Op-Ed, “Biden Still Needs Black
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National Party Prime Minister of South Africa from 1958 until his assassination on 6 September 1966, Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd was the chief architect of Grand Apartheid, which called for the separation of races in South
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Governor Orders Statewide Mask Use Amid Scattered Pushback
But after weeks of mixed messaging and leaving the decision of implementing mask mandates up to counties, the state today said face coverings will be required after
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Stevie Wonder, Rep. Ayanna Presley, Rev. Al Sharpton and More to Pay Tribute to Malcolm X's Birthday
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Quick, Simple Ways For Parents To “Steal” Alone Time
Once you have a family, you begin to realize how much you previously took alone time for granted. Studies have found that the average mom only receives 30 minutes of alone time per day.
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World Mental Health Awareness Week: An opportune time to be kind
COVID-19 disturbances have had a direct impact on most people’s mental health in one way or the other and the best way to treat anyone you meet is just to be kind because virtually everyone is under some sort of mental
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Anton Wilhelm Amo, also known as Antonius Guilielmus Amo Afer ab Aximo in Guinea, was the first intellectual of African ancestry to study in Germany. He obtained a doctorate degree in philosophy and held lectures at the universities of Halle and Jena. Having spent forty years of his life in
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Hardin: Finally Taking My Health Seriously
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Sharpe-Jefferson: Set Aside Much Needed Time for Self Care
By Keisa Sharpe-Jefferson  Perhaps you’ve heard that self-love, or loving yourself, seems selfish. Or maybe even you’ve thought it or said it aloud. Self-love, at its core, requires us to set aside time for self-care, which involves a set of practices that allow us to prioritize our own needs and
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The First Data On COVID-19 And Teens' Mental Health Is Here — And It's Not Good
A new survey released this week gives a preliminary glimpse at the toll all of those changes has taken on teenagers’ mental health — and it raises an early
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10 Ways Therapists Are Practicing Self-Care In 2021
If you put self-care on the back burner in 2020, you’re hardly alone. This past year was undeniably stressful, with strange event after strange event happening on the regular (a…
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City, county present plans to house homeless near freeways
LOS ANGELES — The city and county of Los Angeles presented plans to relocate and shelter thousands of homeless people living in encampments and tents on the streets and near freeways under the threat of the coronavirus May
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We shouldn't try to hold Biden hostage on black woman running mate
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Psychologist discusses toll injustice takes on Black people
LOS ANGELES — Police brutality, daily protests, systemic racism, unemployment, looters destroying property, COVID-19, stay-at-home-orders, the murder of George Floyd by a police officer, black men (Malcolm Harsch and Robert Fuller) found hanging from
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Angola: Psychologist Condemns Violence Against Children
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‘She’s Morphing into Neek': 'Black Ink Crew: Chicago' Star Charmaine Walker's Daughter Makes for a Twin with Walker’s Husband
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‘I Fell Into Something So Dark’: Gabrielle Union Opens Up About Depression And Suicidal Thoughts
The "L.A's Finest" star was transparent about her recent mental health woes.
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BY BOTHWELL MATEWE Globally, countries are responding differently to the second wave of COVID-19 variant, with some having introduced more intense measures such as strict lockdowns. These have focused much on the physical wellbeing with minimum attention to the mental wellbeing which is so
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