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Florida Lawmaker Calls Out Governor DeSantis for ‘Not Wanting to Educate Kids on Black History’ with Anti-CRT Bill

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By Kavontae Smalls | January 3, 2022 – (Source: www.atlantablackstar.com) – “Students deserve to know the truth. Are we passionate about it? You damn right we are,” said Ben Frazier, president and founder of the North Florida Coalition […]

THE PLAYERS Red Coats Grants Spread Community Holiday Cheer

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Recently THE PLAYERS Championship’s Red Coats made surprise donations to Gabriel House of Care, Angelwood and Sanctuary on 8th Street three of 51 total recipients of Red Coat Grants. Each year, THE PLAYERS Championship’s Red Coats (past tournament volunteer chairpersons) conduct surprise visits to nonprofit organizations […]

BIN Exclusive: What Rising Prices & Inflation Means For Black Americans

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(Source: www.michiganchronicle.com) – By Black Information Network (BIN) – From gas to groceries, American households are seeing rising prices as the US economy attempts to recover from last year’s pandemic lockdown. In the last months, American […]

Muhammad’s Birthday is Time to Learn About the Prophet’s Life

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By Mohammed Khaku – (Source: thewestsidegazette.com) – Historians have studied great personalities such as Moses, Jesus Christ, Buddha, Gandhi, Mother Teresa, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and many more, but there is one leader still […]

What To Know Before You Book Your Trip To Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica’s ‘Jamaican’ Town

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By Amara Amaryah • Jan 5, 2022 – (www.travelnoire.com) – The first thing to know about Puerto Viejo is that it packs all the punch and flavor of what you expect from one of Central America’s […]

Your Ancestors Didn’t Have a Problem With it!

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By Cheryl Smith, Publisher, Texas Metro News/Garland Journal/ I Messenger – December 29, 2021 – New York and Washington, D.C. have the greatest number of Black-owned businesses in the country and the highest percentage of […]

NAACP Reaches Settlement with Postal Service Over Delivery of Mail-in Ballots

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(Source: www.telegramnews.net) – Pallets filled with mail-in ballots cram an unloading area at a U.S. Postal Service processing and distribution center. The United States Postal Service has reached an agreement with the NAACP on a […]

“Eye Care” For You

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By Savannah Tribune | on December 22, 2021 – December is almost over. As you look back over 2019, reflect not only on what you did to help take care of others, but what you did to take care of […]

Sandra Rose Morris Kemp’s newly released “The Journey for Justice” is a gripping story that is meant to be heard by everyone regardless of race, status, or color.

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(Source: www.prweb.com) – “The Journey for Justice” from Christian Faith Publishing author Sandra Rose Morris Kemp looks into the past of African American families that will help shed light on the present circumstances they face […]

Funerals are a Necessary Yet Often Overlooked Part of Life Says Westland Funeral Director

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(Source: www.blackpressusa.com) – By Renee Summers | Telegram Reporter – Sorting through the tasks involving the end of a life has been his life’s calling for Gregory McClary, owner and manager of Chapel of the […]