Intelligence agencies say more violence to come in days leading up to, and after the inauguration of President-Elect Joe Biden.
House Majority Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-NY) works to push through a second impeachment of President Donald Trump in his final days as
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From lynch mobs to a Capitol mob invasion. Black America and Black protestors shake their heads at the reports of “shock” around
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The activist, researcher, and educator has spent most of her life learning and teaching about how to dismantle current systems that disenfranchise
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George Gascón’s campaign promises of transparency and transformation are put to the test.
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January is a perfect time to take hold of your purpose as if it were a star you refuse to let fall
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For Lisa Durden and her panelists, its about holding the Biden Administration accountable. But, as we wait for the January 20, 2021
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Forget being invited into the house. Carroll Fife wants to burn the house down.
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Serving as chair of Professional Development for the Lexington Urban League Young Professionals (LULYP), Dr. Ramon brings the classroom to the community.
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High court says Muslims’ religious rights were violated, they can move forward with lawsuit alleging they were pressured to be informants.
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For many, the movie Black Panther was more than a fictional tale. It spoke truths to images and narratives that provided a
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After an extremely busy holiday and a USPS in disrepair, voter turnout in Georgia Senate runoff elections hangs in the balance.
There was a bit of a lapse, but President Donald Trump finally signed the $2.3 trillion Bipartisan Coronavirus relief bill and Omnibus
While New York City Democrats secured four more assembly seats in recent elections, the newly elected officials are also making history.
Priming for a new administration that pledged to decriminalize marijuana, the Democratic majority house moves to make cannabis a federally legal herb.
Newark plans to pay tribute to a Civil War hero, and historically significant contributor in the underground railroad, following them removing the
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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Decades-old Civil Rights law addressing employer discrimination expands its understanding of sexual orientation and gender, but might open the door for other
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Biden slaps Black voters in the face before he is even sworn in by disappointing USDA appointment.
Before terms like anti-racist, food justice, community gardens, farmers markets of color, or Black farmers markets were sexy hashtags, Mama Asantewaa was
A chef who loves all things savory, stepped out of her comfort zone to join the Bakers Against Racism campaign to raise
Black farmers who are struggling to retain their land despite racial discrimination and little assistance from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA),
It might be painful to admit that you’ve waited until the last minute to go shopping for Thanksgiving. But never fear, Ark
Commerce between East Africa and India goes back more than 2,000 years between India and Ethiopia. The trade starts a long history
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Wear your masks, says Italian administration in latest efforts to curve Covid-19 infection rate.
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While Lebanese officials dig through the rubble in the aftermath of a massive explosion in Beirut, the country is currently fighting a
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There was a bit of a lapse, but President Donald Trump finally signed the $2.3 trillion Bipartisan Coronavirus relief bill and Omnibus
More
Intelligence agencies say more violence to come in days leading up to, and after the inauguration of President-Elect Joe Biden.
More House Majority Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-NY) works to push through a second impeachment of President Donald Trump in his final days as
More From lynch mobs to a Capitol mob invasion. Black America and Black protestors shake their heads at the reports of “shock” around
More George Gascón’s campaign promises of transparency and transformation are put to the test.
More January is a perfect time to take hold of your purpose as if it were a star you refuse to let fall
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After an extremely busy holiday and a USPS in disrepair, voter turnout in Georgia Senate runoff elections hangs in the balance.
More
Biden slaps Black voters in the face before he is even sworn in by disappointing USDA appointment.
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2020 hit us unexpectedly, but it gave the world the perspective it needed. At Ark Republic, we discovered that we’re stronger than
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Noor and Aziz are six-year-old Rohingya Muslim twins who live in Cox’s Bazaar, Bangladesh – the world’s largest refugee camp. They fled
More Forget being invited into the house. Carroll Fife wants to burn the house down.
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A global panic set in when Covid-19 spread across the world. Then the killing of George Floyd activated hundreds of protests that
More Serving as chair of Professional Development for the Lexington Urban League Young Professionals (LULYP), Dr. Ramon brings the classroom to the community.
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With so many remote Kwanzaa celebrations this year figuring out which celebration to attend can be a daunting task. But Ark Republic
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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
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In between bouts of disorientation and fatigue, a college professor continues to protest a system she works to dismantle.
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