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How U.S. historical medical mistreatment underpins COVID-19 vaccine Black skepticism
COVID-19 has positioned African Americans in a crisis within a crisis. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), to The post How U.S. historical medical mistreatment underpins COVID-19 vaccine Black skepticism appeared first on TheGrio.
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Chakwera warns suspected AIP saboteurs as he assures farmers of cheap priced inputs
President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera has alleged that there are some fertilizer suppliers who are planning to sabotage his Affordable Input Programme (AIP) with a view to punish smallholder farmers in the country. In his national address monitored on State broadcaster, the Malawi Broadcasting Corporation
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Libyans mark anniversary of 'liberation' of Tripoli | Africanews
Libyans chant slogans and wave national flags as they mark the anniversary of the "liberation" of the capital Tripoli. The 2011 uprising that brought about the downfall and death of dictator Moamer Kadhafi plunged the country into chaos and years of infighting between militias.
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'I Have Never Met Him': Omar Epps Stunned After Being Hit with Restraining Order By ‘Complete Stranger’
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LAFC gets ready for Vancouver’s first home match this season - L.A. Focus News
During his time with Millonarios FC in Colombia’s premier soccer division, Cristian Arango never traveled more than two hours for an away match. Three weeks into Arango’s Major League Soccer venture, the 26-year-old Los Angeles Football Club striker has already experienced the quirkiness of the
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#BTColumn – Olympians renew political atmosphere - Barbados Today
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados TODAY Inc. by Ociel Alí López The achievements at Tokyo 2020 have been recognised by even the most conspicuous radicals on the political spectrum, providing
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Police Killing of Pharrell Williams’ Cousin Ruled a Homicide in Autopsy Report
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Martin and Jean Shafiroff hosted the 1st annual Southampton African American Museum Benefit in Southampton, New York - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
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Market sales dead, funeral homes spring to life
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Spelman faculty to return to classrooms after initially refusing over COVID protocols
Days after announcing they would not return for in-person instruction over COVID-19 safety concerns, Spelman College professors and faculty members The post Spelman faculty to return to classrooms after initially refusing over COVID protocols appeared first on TheGrio.
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Women’s qualifiers slated for Zimbabwe - Barbados Today
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New biopic about Aretha Franklin tells her amazing story
A new movie about the life of Aretha Franklin, RESPECT (starring Jennifer Hudson), is being praised by critics and gives us a chance once again to enjoy her amazing voice. Dr. Gabe Mirkin looks back on Franklin's life.
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The New Tri-State Defender to celebrate its road to 70 and beyond - TSDMemphis.com
The New Tri-State Defender (TSD) will celebrate turning 70 years old at an event on November 4, 2021. Best Media Properties, Inc., the ownership group of TSD, is in the early stages of planning the event, which will salute  the African-American newspaper’s past and detail aspects of its
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How a Southern College Tried to Resist Segregation | JSTOR Daily
The founder of Kentucky's Berea College was an abolitionist. While he was alive, the school offered a free education for both Black and white students.
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The GOAT Rappers Debate: Is Wale’s Self-Proclamation To The Title Accurate?
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What does the 2020 US Census really mean for the future of Black citizens?
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Buckner elected chair, Bishop vice chair of IU Board of Trustees - The Chicago Crusader
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Celebration of Life Set for Lillie Benbow Jackson - Los Angeles Sentinel
The life of District Missionary Lillie Benbow Jackson will be celebrated on Friday, August 27, and Saturday, August 26, at 88th St. Temple Church of God in Christ, The post Celebration of Life Set for Lillie Benbow Jackson appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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The secret history of Juba dance by enslaved Africans from Kongo
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