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An estimated 1,800 newspapers closed between 2004 and 2018 after the number of people buying print editions dropped, and now during the pandemic, it appears most small publications – especially minority-based ones – will be phased out
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And at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, rank-and-file journalists are fighting back after editors banned a black reporter from covering local
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This Day in Black History: June 21, 1964
It was one of the most brutal tragedies of the civil rights movement, one that drew international attention to the inhumaneness of the American
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The General Legal Council (GLC) confirmed on Tuesday that a three-member disciplinary panel ordered on June 18 that Pearson be
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New leaders, new aspirations - Black Voice News
In summary With three new positions, CalMatters takes the next step in its growth. At the tender age of five, CalMatters is a success. We’ve reduced the gap in coverage of state policy and politics. Our 35 professional journalists across the state are making a significant difference.  But
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Simpin’ Ain’t Easy?: NYT Breaks Down The Word Simp For The Masses
In earlier times, the word "simp" was short for simpleton, but it has taken on a sexist, offensive angle in modern times.
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#JamaicaTogether Promo | Delroy McLean
Resilience in the face of adversity is a core part of our Jamaican identity. Consider the many times we have lived this principle in sport, industry, and academia. The COVID-19 pandemic will not get the best of us if we work together to fight this...
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#JamaicaTogether Promo | Christina Ivey
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The Chicago Bee: Early Black Newspaper Operated by Predominantly Female Staff
The Chicago Bee (or Chicago Sunday Bee) was a weekly newspaper created for the purpose of appealing to Black readers as a competitor of the Chicago Defender. Founded by Anthony Overton, he believed that the Defender promoted sensationalism, gimmickry, and the exploitation of fears and prejudices
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Georgia Bill Would Stop Officials From Mailing Absentee Ballot Applications
ATLANTA (AP) — Republicans controlling a Georgia House committee approved legislation Wednesday that would prevent election officials from proactively sending mail ballot request forms to voters ahead of an
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Tina Knowles-Lawson Pens Open Letter To Congress Pushing For Passage Of HEROES Act
On Thursday, the mother to singer-songwriters Beyoncé Knowles Carter and Solange, along with Mothers of the Movement and a host of Black women in Hollywood, sent an open letter to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Senate Minority Leader Chuck
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(BPRW) BEYOND THE QUALITY OF ITS ARTS PROGRAMS, HARLEM SCHOOL OF THE ARTS IS ADVANCING THE EDUCATIONAL AND CAREER PROSPECTS OF ITS STUDENTS – The Black Chronicle
(Black PR Wire) For more than a half century, the Harlem School of the Arts has built a reputation as one of the most respected, multidisciplinary cultural institutions in New…
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June 22, 1924: Augusta Native And Georgia’s First Black Lawyer Dies – Free Press of Jacksonville
Born in the Augusta area before the outbreak of the Civil War, Lyons taught himself to read and write and would graduate from Howard Law
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Stability not controversy - Moriarty explains why he is contesting Zille's DA position
The DA's chief whip in Gauteng, Mike Moriarty, has announced he will contest Helen Zille for the position of federal council chairperson at the party's virtual congress in
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