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Liberia: House Passes Dual Citizenship Bill
[New Dawn] Members of the Liberian House of Representatives on Thursday, November 11, passed into law an act to amend the country's Alien and Nationality Law.
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PSA general council member: Duke cannot serve as PSA president
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News PDP political leader Watson Duke and deputy political leader Farley Augustine outside the Assembly legislature building, Scarborough, Tobago on February 2. Augustine was sworn in as Chief Secretary on December 9 while Duke is the
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Tech Village in Jeopardy Without Critical Land Swap
The Tech Village is slated to use 30 acres of land for a mixed-use development dedicated to agricultural research and technology, featuring residential housing, a building designated for commercial space, a 120-room "teaching hotel," a conference room, a solar micro-grid, and designated farming
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Lawmakers Advance Bill That Could Transform the Territory’s Roadways
The Housing, Transportation, and Telecommunications Committee took the first step towards a “Complete Streets Policy” Wednesday after advancing legislation to create an integrated transportation network across the U.S. Virgin Islands consisting of bike lanes, sidewalks, and paved roadways.
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What African Americans Thought of Barack Obama
… African Americans” of Obama’s presidency. And while he discovers that the Black American … changed the actual condition of African Americans. Beyond the fact that the … . Jones professor of history and African American studies at the University of …
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This Week Marks the 25th Anniversary of California’s Ban on Affirmative Action | Post News Group
By California Black Media News Staff Since California banned affirmative action 25 years ago, experts say data shows significant drops in the numbers of Blacks and other minorities attending universities and securing government contracts in the state. In education, for example, Ed Trust West, an
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Liberia: ECC, Irish Embassy Launch Election Reform Project
[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- The Elections Coordinating Committee (ECC) Thursday, December 2, 2021 launched its political governance project with a call to hardness women political participation at all leadership levels.
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#BTColumn – What to put in our new constitution - Barbados Today
The views and opinions expressed by the author(s) do not represent the official position of Barbados TODAY.  by Dr. Peter Laurie Next year we begin crafting a new constitution. I don’t know whether this means we amend the existing constitution or create something from scratch. To me it
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DOJ Files Suit Challenging Texas’ Redistricting Plans Citing Violations Of The Voting Rights Act
Attorney General Merrick Garland announced Monday that the Department of Justice filed suit challenging Texas redistricting maps, citing a violation of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act.
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Health workers protest over seven months’ unpaid salaries
105 workers who provide general cleaning services at the Machakos Level Five hospital have protested after going without pay for seven months.
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Bureau of Economic Research Pushes for Mandated Data Collection of Hotels
Data collection is pivotal for government operations and securing federal funding, but during Tuesday's Government Operations and Consumer Protection hearing V.I. Bureau of Economic Research Director Allison DeGazon said hotels are withholding tourism data.
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OPINION: Would You Pressure Your Kid’s Coach to Apologize for Winning by 106-0? | Post News Group
“Regarding Inglewood H.S. vs. Morningside H.S. Friday night 10/29 game, we at the Inglewood Unified School District (IUSD) are saddened beyond words by the events that transpired at the football game Friday between Inglewood and Morningside high schools,” the IUSD stamen read. “We will conduct
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Gittens Remains Hospitalized for Blood Clots, But Condition Improving
After being hospitalized Oct. 30 with blood clots in his leg and lungs, Sen. Kenneth L. Gittens' condition is improving and he looks forward to resuming his duties, his office said in a news release issued Friday.
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Gittens Hospitalized with Blood Clots in Leg, Lungs
Sen. Kenneth L. Gittens thanked the community for their prayers and well wishes on Sunday after being admitted to the hospital Saturday afternoon.
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Maryland Governor Hopefuls Participate in Forum with Prince George’s County NAACP
Three of the Maryland gubernatorial candidates participated in a candidate's forum Thursday with a focus on police brutality, environmental injustice and transparency among state
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The battle over critical race theory continues! - TSDMemphis.com
by Curtis Weathers - The newswire has been bursting at the seams lately with articles about critical race theory (CRT). It seems as though there’s a new story or twist to this issue every week, and there’s always a new dimension to the CRT debate that intrigues me. It’s been a while since I’ve
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Defendants in Ahmaud Arbery Case Say Slavery-Era Law Enabled Them to Arrest, Shoot Black Man | BlackPressUSA
NNPA NEWSWIRE — Roddy Bryan’s lawyer, Kevin Gough, told reporters earlier this month that the “Citizen’s arrest is a big part of our case, a big part.” Ira Robbins, a law professor at American University in Washington, wrote in an academic paper that many states’ citizen’s arrest laws are
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Lawmakers Push for Gender Equity Across Governmental Boards
In a step towards equity, the Rules and Judiciary Committee advanced legislation during Monday's hearing directing the governor to make a "good faith effort" to balance genders when appointing members to the over 100 U.S. Virgin Islands boards and commissions.
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Lawmakers Advance Legislation Hoping to Spur Lingering Capital Improvement Projects
The Housing, Transportation and Telecommunications Committee advanced legislation during Wednesday’s hearing that aims to accelerate the completion of some 80 capital improvement projects still waiting to be started, particularly developments projected to cost less than $500,000. 
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MUHAMMAD: GOP ‘Base’ Really Wants Armageddon, Chaos
By every possible, by every imaginable, by every conceivable metric possible — digital, analog; stereo, mono; in living color, black and white; sweet, tart, savory; historic, astrological, meteorological — by every objective standard there is, it's evident for all to see, that this white, tribal
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Source: The Washington Informer
Bureau of Economic Research Pushes for Mandated Data Collection of Hotels
Data collection is pivotal for government operations and securing federal funding, but during Tuesday's Government Operations and Consumer Protection hearing V.I. Bureau of Economic Research Director Allison DeGazon said hotels are withholding tourism data.
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Texas law limiting right to choose could affect Minnesota
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Teachers’ Union President Opposes County/FCMAT Takeover of Oakland Schools | Post News Group
“We’re not going to accept $90 million in budget reductions from the county,” Oakland Education Association (OEA) President Keith Brown told the Oakland Post this week. “The county has a responsibility to support our district. For the county to say we need more cuts under their watch shows they
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Black Cannabis Entrepreneurs Say State’s $30 Million Fee Waiver Fund May Not Be Enough | Post News Group
The program creates pathways for individuals affected by the War on Drugs to enter into the cannabis industry. Potential business owners who are living at or below 60% of the Area Median Income; who were previously convicted or arrested for a cannabis-related offense; or who live in a community
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Uganda: Janet Cancels Meeting With MPs On School Reopening
[Monitor] The Minister of Education and Sports, Ms Janet Museveni, yesterday abruptly called off her scheduled meeting with MPs on reopening of schools, which was slated to take place today at Kololo Independence Grounds.
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The Seattle Medium's 2021 General Election Political Endorsements - The Seattle Medium
Check out the Seattle Medium's official endorsements for the upcoming elections. The post The Seattle Medium's 2021 General Election Political Endorsements appeared first on The Seattle Medium.
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When Lip Service Is Not Enough: The White Moderate & “Midwestern Nice” | The Madison Times
By LaKeshia N. Myers Martin Luther King once said, “I must confess that over the past few years I have been gravely disappointed with the white moderate. I have almost reached the regrettable conclusion that the Negro’s great stumbling block in his stride toward freedom is not the White
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LWT holds students’ camp at Nyika National Park
Lilongwe Wildlife Trust (LWT) last weekend organised a three-day camp at Nyika National Park where learners from different schools in the North got knowledge on conserving wildlife. Speaking after the tour, assistant project coordinator at LWT Prince Luhanga said the aim is to make sure the youth
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University of Alabama Business Students Show Support for Birmingham City School
By Haley Wilson The Birmingham Times Students from the University of Alabama’s Culverhouse College of Business made a surprise visit last week to the 6th grade student athletes of Birmingham’s Booker T. Washington K-8 school. The UA students formed a non-profit called Player’s Provisions, which
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Source: The Birmingham Times
Andre Perry: Fighting a boogeyman that doesn’t exist
By Andre Perry Recently, the right-wing magazine The Federalist published a warning to parents in the form of a conspiratorial, unhinged and poorly supported op-ed titled, “If The Left Ends Parent Rights, You Might Need A License To Raise Your Own Child.” In the piece, author Stella Morabito built
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