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Congo: What to do? Will it ever be stable? and other questions answered - Voice Online
Black children of the diaspora are engaging with political problems back home in new ways. In London and Coventry, we have seen protests against Nigerian police brutality and the viral #EndSARS hashtag. More recently, #CongoIsBleeding began trending online as people try to raise awareness.
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Source: Britain's Favourite Black Newspaper - Voice Online
The True Magic In Practicing Mindfulness With Bae
As we all dive deeper into the self-care movement—come through, Black girl joy!—we’re learning that taking good care of ourselves means prioritizing our mental, physical and emotional health. In other
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Your blow-by-blow recap of a nightmarish first presidential debate, with a little help from Twitter
Joe Biden and Donald Trump headed to Cleveland on Tuesday, descending upon Case Western Reserve University for the first of three scheduled presidential debates. Moderated by Fox News’ Chris Wallace, who has vowed not to fact-check...
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(BPRW) GREEN PINES MEDIA PREMIERES MINI-DOCUMENTARY “DOING SOCIAL WORK DIFFERENT” ON AMAZON PRIME
(Black PR Wire) Los Angeles, CA - Green Pines Media premieres on Amazon Prime with a mini-documentary called 'Doing Social Work Different.' The release is a 12 – minute look into the…
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Alpha Phi Alpha Brother Becomes First African American To Lead The Air Force - Watch The Yard
Alpha Phi Alpha’s very own General Charles Q. Brown Jr. has made history by becoming the U.S. Air Force’s chief of staff making him the first African American to lead a U.S. military service. On Tuseday, the Senate unanimously confirmed the four-star general as the U.S. Air Force’s chief of staff
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(BPRW) Famed African American Life Coach, Dr. D Ivan Young Added to Prestigious Forbes Coaches Council | Press releases
(BPRW) Famed African American Life Coach, Dr. D Ivan Young Added to Prestigious Forbes Coaches Council Dr. D Ivan Young, an ICF Master Certified Coach and National Board Certified Health…
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Net neutrality activist censures ‘white-controlled’ US media
'You have six companies that own all the media... you only have to look at the way media ownership has become consolidated.'
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#FIYAH! — LIVESTREAM 8.20.20 1PM ET — REP. ANTHONY BROWN (D-MD)
Anthony Brown was elected to his first term representing Maryland’s 4th Congressional District - encompassing parts of Anne Arundel and Prince George’s Counties - on November 8, 2016 and was sworn in on January 3, 2017. He is currently serving his second term in
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#FIYAH! — LIVESTREAM REPLAY — JERMAINE DUPRI | BlackPressUSA
#FIYAH! LIVESTREAM REPLAY — Jermaine Dupri has established his So So Def Recordings record label (its roster has included Kris Kross, Bow Wow, TLC and Usher) and contributed to songs recorded by Lil’ Kim (“Not Tonight”), Xscape (“Just Kickin’ It”), Da Brat (“Funkdified”), Destiny’s Child (“With
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(BPRW) This Black News App Changes Black Perception in the Media
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The Top Phi Beta Sigma Graduation Photos of Fall 2020 - Watch The Yard
Graduation season this semester has looked a lot different because of COVID-19 but it has not stopped members of Black fraternities and sororities from celebrating each other and their accomplishments. We at Watch The Yard have been getting thousands of submissions from D9 members who want to
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Schools in Kenya reopen after nine-month COVID-19 closure - Voice Online
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PRECIOUS Nights Online | The October edition
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Sanef condemns EFF ‘aggressive’ attack on eNCA journalist
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Judge Throws Out Former Principal’s Discrimination Suit — The Sacramento Observer
The federal discrimination lawsuit filed by Chris Orr — the first African American principal of Christian Brothers High School who was fired from the position in October 2019 — has been thrown out after a judge ruled that Orr should be classified as a “minister” and not an employee during his
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Phi Beta Sigma Just Announced That It’s Donating $50,000 to The NAACP
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Laverne Cox to host new Shondaland podcast in 2021 - Voice Online
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… with the statement “When Black Americans speak up and protest … statement does not mention Black Americans (49%) than they … protesters are specified as Black Americans (24%). Among Republicans … favor the statement without Black Americans, compared to only 10% …
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How to Continue Demanding Justice for Jacob Blake — The Sacramento Observer
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AUTONETWORK — The 2020 Hyundai Sonata, Upscale and Tech Savvy!! | BlackPressUSA
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WATCH: #FIYAH! LIVESTREAM — KATHY SLEDGE — 8.31.20 1PM ET | BlackPressUSA
As viewers continue to show solidarity with Black Lives Matter or support each other through the challenges of COVID-19, the live broadcast, "Family Room" has also become a place for healing. Kathy explains, "At the beginning of every show, we do something called Prayer Hands. We tell people to
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Explore Gullah Culture In Beaufort’s South Carolina's Low Country
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So who exactly are the Proud Boys? - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
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