Marshawn Lynch Admits He Used to Drink Hennessy As Part Of Pregame Ritual

Dayton real estate investment firm sells apartment complex for $47M

Throughout the pandemic, the company said it has provided $1.5 million in small business loans to minority and women-owned businesses, $380,000 in food distributions to local Dayton students and their…

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Study: Fix to food climate problem doesn't require veganism - Black News Channel

By SETH BORENSTEIN AP Science Writer The world likely can't keep global warming to a relatively safe minimum unless we change how we grow, eat and throw away our food, but we don't need to all go vegan, a new study says. Researchers looked at five types of broad fixes to the food system and

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US election update: Trump sues and Kanye concedes - Voice Online

DESPITE POLLS closing almost two days ago, the 2020 US elections are still unravelling. The Trump campaign has gone so far as to file a lawsuit in Michigan to stop counting because it alleged their representatives have been denied "meaningful access" to observe the tallying process. The Trump

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The US is worried China has become Africa's best friend - so what is Trump doing? - Face2Face Africa

In a recent interview with the BBC, Tibor Nagy, the US assistant secretary of state for African Affairs remarked: 'For too long when investors have knocked on the door, and the Africans opened the door, the only person standing there was the Chinese.' Nagy’s comment captures the waning influence of

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King County Prosecutor Looks To Non-Profits To Help Curb Gun Violence - The Seattle Medium

According to Satterberg, social distancing, the changes in our daily routines, working at home, virtual education, and the inability to connect with friends and family all contribute to the anxiety in our youth, escalating conflicts into more serious and violent

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Sheryl Swoopes

Sheryl Denise Swoopes is a retired professional basketball player and the first player to be signed on to the WNBA when it was created. She was born on March 25, 1971 in Brownfield, Texas to Louise Swoopes. She had three older brothers with whom she grew up playing basketball. At the age of seven

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How Recruiters Play a Key Role in Diversity & Inclusion - Black Enterprise

Recruiters play a key role in driving diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Learn how recruiters can help to create a more diverse workforce.

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'STUNT ON US': Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade Show Off Sleepwear Drip

Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade dropped a little pure luxury on social media timelines as they posed in their lavish-looking loungewear with the sunlight beaming […]

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WATCH | US election: Joburg-based US citizens hoping for a Biden win | News24

Heather Mason, a US citizen and writer who lives in Johannesburg, voted by absentee ballot through the US consulate last month.

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Mike Tyson Says Third Fight with Evander Holyfield Would Be 'Awesome' Match of ‘Archenemies’ for Charity

When Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield posted training videos and said they’re returning to boxing for charity earlier this month, talk of a third fight between them came

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The Carr Report: You’re paying high prices for your vices! | New Pittsburgh Courier

by Damon Carr For New Pittsburgh Courier The word “vice” is generally used to define behavior or habits that are immoral, sinful, criminal, rude, depraved, taboo, or degrading. I’m not going to be that sinister. I’m using the word vice to imply something we do or something we spend money on that we

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COVID-19 Forces Cultural Shift in West Africa Weddings | Afro

Omoh, a realtor, and Mamza, a microbiologist, had set the date for April 25, with a big-budget ceremony that was to include at least 500 guests, who were to be transported to the wedding by

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Mike Jones

Michael Jones, or simply known as Mike Jones, is an American rapper, born in January 6, 1981, in Houston, Texas. He also pursues an acting career on an occasional basis. Jones initially wanted to pursue a different career than that in music, given his extraordinary craze for basketball. He

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ZCTU presses for US$ wages

THE Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has called on government to revert back to the 2017 United States dollar salary regime to cushion workers against the unstable local currency. BY STEPHEN CHADENGA This was revealed on Monday by ZCTU Gweru central region chairperson Kudakwashe Munengiwa

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Shelea’s episode 2 centred on COVID-19, promiscuity

WITH theatre playing an informative and educative role in people’s lives, the global COVID-19 and promiscuity are coming out as the dominant themes in the second episode of the Shelea radio drama airing on a local radio station. BY WINSTONE ANTONIO The captivating drama (Shelea), produced by

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Deadline Extended to Nov. 6 for Communities of Color Nonprofit Stabilization Fund Grant

The New York City League and its companions invite community-based organizations (CBOs) to use for a NYC Council Communities of Coloration Nonprofit Stabilization Fund (CCNSF) grant by the brand new…

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Malawi to establish embassy in Jerusalem | Africanews

Malawi is to become the first African country to follow the US example and open an embassy to Israel in the disputed city of Jerusalem, their foreign ministers announced

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Manhattan May Turn Empty Offices Into Affordable Apartments

By Victor Omondi The offices that have long been vacated by workers in New York City’s business district are eyed as an affordable housing site. Midtown Manhattan has been dubbed a “ghost town” for how abruptly things have turned out in the wake of the Coronavirus. The streets and walkways that

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NRZ clears 2009 debt with Nssa

THE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has cleared its $7,5 million legacy debt to the National Social Security Authority (Nssa) which the parastatal incurred in 2009 after the country adopted the multi-currency system. BY SILAS NKALA This was revealed by the NRZ spokesperson Nyasha Maravanyika in

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Netflix’s ‘Da 5 Bloods’ Tells Black Vietnam Veterans’ Stories the Way Only Spike Lee Can – Free Press of Jacksonville

In Netflix’s “Da 5 Bloods,” Spike Lee takes his audience on a journey across the decades, putting a spotlight on the Black veteran experience in a way few filmmakers ever

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'This is our moment' - Cori Bush becomes first Black congresswoman in Missouri - Face2Face Africa

Nurse and Black Lives Matter activist Cori Bush was on Tuesday elected to Missouri’s 1st Congressional District, making her the first Black Congresswoman in the history of Missouri. Democrat Bush defeated Republican candidate Anthony Rogers by a 79% to 19% margin in the race, according to data

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COVID-19 forces cultural shift in West Africa weddings

Omoh, a realtor, and Mamza, a microbiologist, had set the date for April 25, with a big-budget ceremony that was to include at least 500 guests, who were to be transported to the wedding by

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Africans Question US "Model" Democracy in Light the Elections | Africanews

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Trinidad High Court judge gets bullet in letter

(Trinidad Guardian) High Court judge Frank Seepersad yesterday received a letter containing a 9mm bullet and a warning that he should resign or the bullet would look ‘good’ between his

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In South, most Black Senate candidates since Reconstruction - Black News Channel

By MEG KINNARD Associated Press COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — In the battle for control of the U.S. Senate this year, the Deep South is fielding more Black candidates than it has since Reconstruction. In South Carolina, Jaime Harrison is raising a previously unfathomable amount of money in what has become

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The white man never taught us how to run economy - Zim veep laments problems - Face2Face Africa

Zimbabwes vice-president, Kembo Mohadi, believes that the UK is to blame for his countrys economic woes because as colonizers, the Europeans did not teach Zimbabweans how to run the economy. Mohadi was speaking over the weekend at a Zanu-PF political party function. Addressing the issue of

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Daggers out ahead of Makoni DCC elections

DAGGERS have been drawn in Makoni district in the highly charged Zanu PF district co-ordination committee (DCC) elections where three Zanu PF heavyweights are candidates. BY KENNETH NYANGANI The district is considered one of Manicaland province’s political hotbeds and is home to former Zanu PF

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Rosario Dawson Cheekily Crashes Cory Booker's 'Kimmel' Interview

"I got to vote for my man and I got to vote for marijuana," the actor told Jimmy Kimmel.

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Trump stages corrosive attempt to undermine votes - L.A. Focus Newspaper

Standing at the White House podium, the President repeated false claims that a count The post Trump stages corrosive attempt to undermine votes appeared first on L.A. Focus Newspaper.

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FBI Delays Release of White-Supremacist Terror Report - Black News Channel

By Lauren Victoria Burke, NNPA Newswire Correspondent The FBI was set to release a legally mandated report in June compiling data on domestic terrorism, including the threat of white supremacist violence. The National Defense Authorization Act requires the FBI to specify acts of terror in the

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