Archer’s first Black female mayor, longtime community advocate, dies at 87 
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Archer’s first Black female mayor, longtime community advocate, dies at 87 

Archer’s first African American female mayor and longtime community advocate, Roberta “Betty” Campbell Lopez, died on Feb.11 at the age of 87, according to a release sent from her family.  “Lopez is remembered as a…

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Charlotte man empowers underserved communities with solar power, pushes environmental solutions
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Charlotte man empowers underserved communities with solar power, pushes environmental solutions

“It’s more about education, we’re not getting educated on going green, on living renewable.” CHARLOTTE, N.C. — This Black History month, WCNC is spotlighting those…

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Raiders front office makes NFL history with first Black female president, top execs
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Raiders front office makes NFL history with first Black female president, top execs

On any given Sunday, most eyes are on the Las Vegas Raiders’ players. But inside the organization’s front office, the Raiders have built a leadership…

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For Black History Month, we honor William Berry President and CEO of Able Business Services, Inc.
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For Black History Month, we honor William Berry President and CEO of Able Business Services, Inc.

From one vision to 200 careers leadership that makes an impact.” Black History Month, we honor William Berry President and CEO of Able Business Services,…

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LIVE: Ramaphosa Slams Rubio’s “Anti-Colonial” Remarks | Firstpost Africa | N18G
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LIVE: Ramaphosa Slams Rubio’s “Anti-Colonial” Remarks | Firstpost Africa | N18G

African leaders have issued a powerful warning to global powers, demanding an end to the exploitation of the continent’s mineral wealth. Leaders, including South African President…

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Chemical toxins marketed to women still on the shelves
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Chemical toxins marketed to women still on the shelves

RICHMOND, Va. (InvestigateTV) — Sadie Johnson was in sixth grade when she started getting chemical treatments to straighten her hair. For the next four decades,…

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Sierra Leonean Immigrant Makes Very Concerning Statements Toward Foundational Black Americans
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Sierra Leonean Immigrant Makes Very Concerning Statements Toward Foundational Black Americans

Welcome to African Diaspora News Channel — Where We Speak Truth to Power. We bring you unapologetic news and commentary that centers the global Black…

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Black Corpus Christi residents build community despite challenges
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Black Corpus Christi residents build community despite challenges

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx — As we continue to celebrate Black History Month, Black residents make up roughly 4% of Corpus Christi — one of the…

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TWO FISHERMEN KILLED IN CARIBBEAN EXPLOSION BETWEEN ST. VINCENT AND ST. LUCIA.
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TWO FISHERMEN KILLED IN CARIBBEAN EXPLOSION BETWEEN ST. VINCENT AND ST. LUCIA.

Tension is rising in the Caribbean after a deadly explosion struck the waters between St. Vincent and St. Lucia on Friday, February 13, leaving two…

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Black History Month event brings hands-on STEM to Fort Collins families
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Black History Month event brings hands-on STEM to Fort Collins families

Families gathered at Foothills Mall for a free, hands-on STEM festival celebrating Black History Month by connecting kids with CSU engineering students and faculty. Families…

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