Navigating these times as a Black man has been one of the most difficult years, but it is in my vulnerabilities and brotherhood that I locate my humanity.
Less than two weeks away from major elections, and the woes of USPS continue with disruptions in service. Lawsuits to protect mail-in
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Wear your masks, says Italian administration in latest efforts to curve Covid-19 infection rate.
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Continuing her commitment to decriminalize marijuana, VEEP candidate, Senator Harris pushes for federal legalization
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Voting super-sites for early voting record high voter turnout and long hours.
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It’s International Girls Day, and the world is experiencing some pretty awesome young ladies. In spite of the current woes and chaos,
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State bill addressing racial disparities stemming from slavery on, is the first passed addressing reparations for California’s African Americans.
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Record numbers of interested bankers for Greenwood digital bank shows there is big business in meeting long-time, neglected banking needs of communities
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Months after billionaire businessman and philanthropist speaks out on police killings and reparations, mainstream news reports that the Austin resident faces a
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Initiative shines light on shuttering salons and beauty shops.
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PayPal announced their first round of nonprofits to receive grants to assist in their recovery from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Record numbers show food pantries cause major concern of what’s to come in the winter months as more families deal with food
Behind a good damn bean is a good concept that makes coffee both accessible and delicious.
A central location for activity in the age of social distancing, farmers and shoppers adjust to the spike of attendees at local
Behind every morsel of food are hands that cultivate the crops and culture to mold the methods that make them. In this
For me, the story of the pound cake has two origins: one from the Brits, and the other traces itself to the
Navigating these times as a Black man has been one of the most difficult years, but it is in my vulnerabilities and brotherhood that I locate my humanity.
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Wear your masks, says Italian administration in latest efforts to curve Covid-19 infection rate.
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Continuing her commitment to decriminalize marijuana, VEEP candidate, Senator Harris pushes for federal legalization
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With the surging pressures of racism and the Coronavirus pandemic, many have looked outside of the US for refuge. We talk to people who have established programs to live abroad rather temporarily or for long term.
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State bill addressing racial disparities stemming from slavery on, is the first passed addressing reparations for California’s African Americans.
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Black economics, the Black vote and white nationalists who planned to kidnap and kill Michigan’s Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and more on this week’s check in.
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Iconic rapper turned businessman, Ice Cube, comes under fire for Trump aides speaking to him about his Contract With Black America.
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For years, raptivist Killer Mike advocated for the support of Black-owned banks. Now, he opened one, Greenwood digital bank.
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Record numbers of interested bankers for Greenwood digital bank shows there is big business in meeting long-time, neglected banking needs of communities of color.
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Record numbers show food pantries cause major concern of what’s to come in the winter months as more families deal with food insecurity.
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Broadening the scope of the fashion world, Artise showcased emerging sustainable designers with a fresh new idea in a post-pandemic world—go virtual to merge green thought, safety and forward-thinking creatives.
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Sustainable Fashion Week couldn’t have come at a better time as the United States’ lack of sustainability is causing an overflow of hand-me-downs in Africa.
More In the second part of Ark Republic’s interview with #ADOS members Chad Brown, Mark Stevenson and Reggie, we shift the focus to the political sphere and also talk about what they see as solutions in restorative acts for those descended from slaves in the US.
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Thirteen members or associates of armed, anti-government white nationalist gangs were arrested on Thursday in a plot to kidnap Michigan’s governor, Gretchen Whitmer and harm law enforcement officers and other elected officials.
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The 2020 census has been extended nationwide through October 31, blocking the appeal of the Trump Administration.
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#ADOS has been a rising group calling for the elimination of the racial wealth gap through reparations. A nascent group with a growing membership, they push the line for the political shift and economic enfranchisement of Blacks who are descendants of American slaves.
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Rising Covid-19 infection numbers in several NYC boroughs force city to press the reset button for schools. Businesses and churches might follow.
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Months after billionaire businessman and philanthropist speaks out on police killings and reparations, mainstream news reports that the Austin resident faces a potential tax investigation. Releasing the report at this moment questions if this is retribution for his recent work against inequities in the US, or merely a coincidence.
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Our inaugural podcast for The Remedy tackles the tough issue of white academics, and in particular women, stealing Black women’s identities.
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A week and two days following the death of US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg from pancreatic cancer, President Trump nominated Judge Amy Coney Barrett, 48, of the US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, to replace her.
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PayPal announced their first round of nonprofits to receive grants to assist in their recovery from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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We’re coming down to the wire for important 2020 elections across the US and mail-in voting is still a point of contention.
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This first of three presidential debates started with a collective WTF?
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Behind a good damn bean is a good concept that makes coffee both accessible and delicious.
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Just over a month from the 2020 election, President Donald Trump announces a $500 billion platinum plan for African Americans.
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After a much needed break, the Weekly Check In, checks back in with new guests and more important issues to cover.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passes after 27 years serving as a liberal-leaning, women’s rights judge.
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Inviting you to a comfortable seat of practice, yoga teacher, Kali Alexander, ushers in fall with a Fall Equinox sequence of poses that encourage balance and gratitude into your life. Time to get grounded and open.
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Memorial Day, President’s Day and Black history month are all holidays where people take time out to honor and celebrate their ancestors.
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