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‘Innocent people will be convicted’: Alameda County public defenders plan protest over staffing shortfall

‘Innocent people will be convicted’: Alameda County public defenders plan protest over staffing shortfall

2026-04-22 0 Comments

[ad_1] OAKLAND — Worried over what he calls the “constitutional crisis” of legal representation in criminal courts, the Alameda County...

Black Food Truck Festival returns to Ladson with national recognition

Black Food Truck Festival returns to Ladson with national recognition

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[ad_1] LADSON, S.C. (WCSC) — The Black Food Truck Festival will return to Exchange Park April 24-26 for its fifth...

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UI Black Student Union finds solace, community following Ped Mall shooting

UI Black Student Union finds solace, community following Ped Mall shooting

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[ad_1] Grief, sadness, and anger hung heavy in the air of the Afro-American Cultural Center on April 21, as members...

Robert F. Smith notes Black-owned bookstores foster education and community engagement

Robert F. Smith notes Black-owned bookstores foster education and community engagement

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[ad_1] Black-owned bookstores play a significant role as cultural anchors, offering environments that inspire, educate, and build community connections. According...

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[ad_1] ... Black women to open a tattoo storefront in the city. Solo Tattoos ... Get local news you can...

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