Reports Show Black Crime Victims, Families Often Denied Compensation
In numerous states nationwide, Black crime victims and their families are often denied compensation for numerous reasons rooted in racial
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Day: May 18, 2023
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NACCIMA, Others List Risks to Economy As Debt Hits N46.3 Trillion | GMNS LIVE (Mar 31)
Nigeria’s total public debt stock rose to N46.25 trillion or $103.11 billion at the end of December 2022, the Debt
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries delivers community inaugural address in Brooklyn
Gov. Kathy Hochul, Mayor Eric Adams and other elected officials were there as Jeffries took the stage at Brooklyn Technical
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6ix9ine Calls Bias On Black Community In Hip-Hop, Jamie Foxx Recovering, 50 Cent To Buy BET???
FONZi & Phalos talkin bout da latest in this live REACTION Video Music Focussed Division Of Bout Dat Online BDMG
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Study Reveals Staggering Death Toll of Black Americans Over 22 Years
A new study has revealed high statistics for the Black community concerning its death rate. Published Tuesday in the Journal
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Webinar: Unpacking the Black wealth gap — consumerfinance.gov
Hear about economic challenges, including credit discrimination, that Black Americans encounter. Over time, these have led to today’s Black wealth
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National Shutdown | Malema describes shutdown march as the most successful in South Africa’s history
EFF Leader Julius Malema described today’s shutdown march as the most successful in South Africa’s history. He measured that success
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Civil Rights Attorney Ben Crump, Former Mayor Willie Brown Support Class Action Suit Against Wells Fargo
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump and former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown held a press conference Wednesday to announce their
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Teacher pushes back after state decision on African American studies course
Educators and politicians are reacting to last week’s decision from the Florida Department of Education and Gov. Ron DeSantis to
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