Some see former South African president, Jacob Zuma’s 15-months prison sentence for contempt of court as an injustice defaming a former hero. Others see it as the gradual rebirthing of a nation removed from corruption.
Thwarted abduction of vocal Iranian critic leads to an ecosystem of espionage.
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When a young, gifted and Black Louisianan dominates a prestigious competition, she uncovers a history in spelling bee contests that has long
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Extreme high temperatures and COVID-19 worries a daily reality for athletes, while Olympic officials work to beat the heat.
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COVID-19 protocols increase on Day 1 of Olympics to hopefully slow down infection rates in the Olympic bubble, and in Tokyo.
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Track star dashes from gender inequality at Nike to her own line.
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The broadcasting conglomerate awarded $5 million to small businesses in a grand commitment to support 13,000 small businesses of color by 2022.
Collective fighting against developers building on Black burial site intensifies demonstrations.
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Tulsa Race Massacre’s survivors and descendants demand reparations.
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A preliminary injunction ordered in federal court will hamper a large part of the Biden Administration’s stimulus relief package.
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Site of an African American cemetery is at the center of a struggle between developers and community advocates.
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Second unearthing of unmarked Native graves linked to stories of a traumatic, abusive French colonial past at the Indian boarding schools in
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After the January 6 riots, a push on defining and penalizing terrorists is a contentious subject on The Hill.
Fifty-two years after the killing of Illinois activist Fred Hampton, Rep. Bobby Rush (D-IL) has introduced a bill compelling federal agencies to
High court decision affords power move by the Biden Administration in housing to carry out racial and social justice economics.
U.S. Supreme Court decision gives college athletes more bargaining power, shuts down NCAA’s restrictions on college athletes receiving education-related compensation.
New Orleanians’ growing disagreement with City Hall plans were heard by the city’s leadership.
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The already tumultuous political climate of South Africa has been exacerbated by the arrest of former South African President, Jacob Zuma. His
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Peaceful protests have been met with brutal government-sanctioned violence in Cuba. Once the “Pearl of the Antilles,” the biggest island in the Caribbean
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Security and stability of Haiti a grave concern for CARICOM.
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The streets of Port-au-Prince are empty and silent as military search for more people and answers in who was behind the killing
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Recently, the Republic of China’s government announced the expansion of their two-child maximum policy, extending it to three children for married couples.
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It’s hot outside. But as you drip pools of sweat in yet another heatwave searing across the U.S., cool off by digging
The domino effects of the shut down now have caused a chicken wing shortage, as another sign of food insecurity issues to
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White farmers say they have been blocked from receiving adequate aide in the recent COVID-19 loan forgiveness program because they’re white.
Mayor Ras Baraka works to keep his promise to close poverty and homeless with innovative programs providing housing to under-resourced Newarkers.
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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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“The most disrespected person in America is the Black woman. The most unprotected person in America is the Black woman. The most
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Ark Republic and Black Farmers Index Winter Concert is about celebrating life, love, creativity and being grateful that we are still here to reshape the world to be a better place. The winter concert streamed from December 25 to 27.
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Some see former South African president, Jacob Zuma’s 15-months prison sentence for contempt of court as an injustice defaming a former hero.
More Extreme high temperatures and COVID-19 worries a daily reality for athletes, while Olympic officials work to beat the heat.
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The broadcasting conglomerate awarded $5 million to small businesses in a grand commitment to support 13,000 small businesses of color by 2022.
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Formal guidance on how to implement the teaching of race and gender in public school has been offered by the Oklahoma State
More The already tumultuous political climate of South Africa has been exacerbated by the arrest of former South African President, Jacob Zuma. His
More Tulsa Race Massacre’s survivors and descendants demand reparations.
More Peaceful protests have been met with brutal government-sanctioned violence in Cuba. Once the “Pearl of the Antilles,” the biggest island in the Caribbean
More Mayor Ras Baraka works to keep his promise to close poverty and homeless with innovative programs providing housing to under-resourced Newarkers.
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President Joe Biden gradually cancels debt for thousands of students after student loan debt reached a record high of over $1 trillion
More A preliminary injunction ordered in federal court will hamper a large part of the Biden Administration’s stimulus relief package.
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Another professional athlete works to boost the sports at a historically black university. Shows slow trickle of Black sports talent back to
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After the January 6 riots, a push on defining and penalizing terrorists is a contentious subject on The Hill.
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