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‘Justice for Stevie Jones!’: Black community leaders respond to former Hartford officer’s arrest
Black community leaders and family members of Steven “Stevie” Jones are reacting to news that the Hartford police officer who fatally shot the 55-year-old now…
NAACP urges boycott of college sports in south over voting rights | US voting rights
The NAACP on Tuesday launched a campaign urging Black athletes, their families, alumni and fans to boycott athletic programs of public universities in states that…
US plans major increase in SA refugee admissions
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New Ebola Strain in Africa Sparks Global Health Emergency. Here’s Why | Vantage on Firstpost | 4K
The World Health Organization has issued its highest global health alert over a growing Ebola outbreak in Central Africa. Cases are rising in the Democratic…
Climate Change Is Weakening Staple Foods in Black Diets
If you’re lucky, your family is still using great‑grandma’s red beans and rice, black‑eyed peas, and potato salad recipes. And if you’re extremely fortunate, those…
NEWS REPORT TRINIDAD & TOBAGO, USA & CARIBBEAN May 19th 2026
Join this channel to get access to perks: Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles stated that the newly elected United National Congress (UNC) administration immediately declared a…
Chicago Fire FC Releases Short Film Celebrating Rising African Players and Global Soccer Impact
MLS Club announces programming with Mayor Brandon Johnson and the City of Chicago, including Black Arrow film spotlighting South African players Mbekezeli Mbokazi and Puso…
MoCo’s newest state park preserves Black history, family’s legacy
Brookeville is now home to Maryland’s newest state park — 1,000 acres dedicated to telling the story of emancipation through the lens of a Black…
After Killing Top Commander, US Sustains Attacks on Islamic State in Nigeria | WION World of Africa
The U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) and the Nigerian military carried out additional airstrikes against Islamic State targets in northeastern Nigeria, as joint operations against militant…
SIU’s Archaeology Field School seeks insight into one of Illinois’ earliest Black communities
Brendan Jennings (left) and Matthew Greer, an assistant professor in SIU Carbondale’s anthropology program (top photo) are with sandstone foundation stones on Jenning’s property in…
