Legal woes serve as a reminder about the lack of financial literacy among Black and Brown professional athletes.
It’s no surprise that during cuffing season, people desire someone to keep them warm during those brisk fall days and cold winter
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Violent riots and clashes with police forces across France, Netherlands, and Italy air growing malaise, while top government officials who oppose the
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Shoppers discover that the meat ain’t cheap, but Black farmers have quality proteins that are becoming in high demand. Get you some
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We all have suffered a little cabin fever from sheltering in place. But like winter, cuffing season is coming. Now, we can
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The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and the African Union (AU) suspend Guinea, calling for an immediate return to constitutional
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Some celebrate the removal of Christopher Columbus statues, while others fiercely protect them to remain. What is clear, American history is changing.
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The month of October is Black History month in the UK. This year, communities insist on Black history studies being a permanent
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Biden Administration’s response to deport Haitians at the U.S.-Mexico border worsens in reports, photos of border patrols rounding up immigrants.
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The Montgomery County Housing Opportunities Commission is selling cemetery land housing the bodies of previously enslaved Blacks without obtaining court permission first.
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One day after the Supreme Court stopped the federal moratorium on evictions, Garden Spires Apartment residents in Newark, New Jersey were locked
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Woodfin teams up with church and state in police reform.
The largest economy in the world is nearing bankruptcy despite recent pledges of millions in aid far and wide. Can America afford
Amidst a world on fire, in some cases slowly under water, and shaken up, the world’s largest carbon polluters unveil strategies to
Will the Chicago mayor receive redemption or even re-election with this new, ‘first of its kind’ plan?
Ending additional unemployment benefits may have not gone as Republicans originally planned. Labor is at a standstill for many Americans.
The country’s newly formed governing body promises to settle the alarmingly enormous debt and revamp the country’s economic stability.
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Half a million Afghans have been displaced with limited options amidst a humanitarian crisis and pandemic with limited places to go.
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U.S. on alert for more attacks with days left to evacuate American citizens and Afghan allies.
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Many fear that freedom of expression is gradually being suppressed in the West African country.
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Haiti’s Prime Minister Ariel Henry says “unity” is imperative for an embattled Haiti to recover from major tremor, and prepare for tropical
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Many countries are on the precipice of COVID-19’s fourth wave. Italy and France are among those currently battling an upward trend of
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Anita Baker and De La Soul became one of the few recording artists to gain full control of their music—emancipating them from the machine.
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The Verzuz battles reveal questions of capital gain as they possibly exploit
The Olympics provide a sense of prestige not only for the host
Already, the stakes are high for Olympic-hosting cities. But, Tokyo’s attempt to
With dozens of food places to try out in Newark, the New Jersey gem backs the re-opening of businesses after a rough
It’s hot outside. But as you drip pools of sweat in yet another heatwave searing across the U.S., cool off by digging
Black Farmers Index announced that it has formed a partnership with Family Agriculture Resource Management Services, also known as F.A.R.M.S. to strengthen
The domino effects of the shut down now have caused a chicken wing shortage, as another sign of food insecurity issues to
Okra is the “other” green you want to incorporate into your diet. The goo is good, trust me.
Thwarted abduction of vocal Iranian critic leads to an ecosystem of espionage.
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Track star dashes from gender inequality at Nike to her own line.
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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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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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In every crease and fold of the judicial robe worn by Tracey
Welcome to The Light Series, Ark Republic’s annual initiative to illuminate beneficent
2020 went low, but we’re finishing it by going high with our
Legal woes serve as a reminder about the lack of financial literacy among Black and Brown professional athletes.
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A twist of events at the beginning of the 2021 school year as the pandemic alters the school program whilst new restrictions
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The largest economy in the world is nearing bankruptcy despite recent pledges of millions in aid far and wide. Can America afford
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For months and for some years, thousands of Haitian migrants have been attempting to find refuge in the U.S. However, their wait
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Seeking distraction has become an instant escape of underlying issues in romantic relationships throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Your best bet in keeping
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