Domestic insurgents stormed the Capitol Building then overtook the Congressional chambers. Was this a set up, an organic revolution or an unorganized noise?
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The 2020 elections and the coronavirus pandemic left the country with much to reflect on, and how to move forward. We cover this on the Weekly Check In with Dr. Sherice J. Nelson.
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Finding her deepest passion was to give girls an opportunity to develop in a healthy environment, this Newark-based philanthropist launched an organization after she rose from the ashes of personal struggles.
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Dr. Deshawn Taylor, owner of Desert Star Family Planning, is 1 of 6 African Americans who own a facility offering abortion care services. The work is an uphill battle, but for her it is not only necessary, but rewarding.
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We are two weeks out of the major elections and we are still asking “Are we there yet?” In our Ice Cube voice.
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People are still waiting for the votes to be counted, but Georgia flipped and lingering senate races may end up majority Democrat.
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More election talk on the winners and losers, and the tight senate and presidential races.
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The residuals of racial killings in Wisconsin might have some impact in how it is turning into a blue state. What is for certain Florida remains red.
Races to flip Republican-held senate seats look dismal for democrats, showing the GOP staying power.
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