Long COVID advocacy is incomplete without sex workers
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Long COVID advocacy is incomplete without sex workers

Destigmatizing Black queer sex workers makes our movement stronger The red umbrella is a symbol for sex worker rights. Graphic by The Sick Times. This…

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‘Free Maduro & His Wife Now!’: Ramaphosa Fires At Trump, Africa Rallies Behind Venezuela | Watch
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‘Free Maduro & His Wife Now!’: Ramaphosa Fires At Trump, Africa Rallies Behind Venezuela | Watch

African nations are closing ranks behind Venezuela after the United States carried out a military operation that led to the capture of President Nicolás Maduro…

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4 Oakland events
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4 Oakland events

We are kicking off 2026 with two events to keep you on the dance floor. If you like to move to the sounds of cumbia…

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Minneapolis woman receives national award for rescuing child at Bde Maka Ska
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Minneapolis woman receives national award for rescuing child at Bde Maka Ska

A Minneapolis woman is being recognized with a national lifesaving award after rescuing a toddler who slipped into Bde Maka Ska last Mother’s Day. Karmen…

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Black Cultural Society founder Geraldine Browning passes away

“Dr. Browning’s vision helped shape our centre and the broader heritage landscape of Nova Scotia. Her wisdom, compassion, and relentless pursuit of equality have left…

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Affordable Dental Care: Why Black and Brown Patients Get Brushed Off
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Affordable Dental Care: Why Black and Brown Patients Get Brushed Off

By Neela Jain Furaha Moyé owes her smile to Harlem United.  The community health center, based in Upper Manhattan, has served as a steady source…

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African American museum seeks K from Fort Worth to complete construction plans
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African American museum seeks $40K from Fort Worth to complete construction plans

by David Moreno, Fort Worth Report January 6, 2026 The long-proposed African American Museum and Cultural Center in Fort Worth could soon receive the final…

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ASU professor awarded grant for research on Black American spirituality

Neal A. Lester, Foundation Professor of English and founding director of Project Humanities at Arizona State University, has been awarded a $25,000 Teacher-Scholar Vital Worship Grant…

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Federal Lawsuit Says Trump Axed Over M in Community School Funds
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Federal Lawsuit Says Trump Axed Over $60M in Community School Funds

Stay Empowered With Our Daily Newsletters A Chicago nonprofit organization and an influential teachers’ union have sued the Trump administration, accusing it of illegally cutting…

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Southern Black Girls and Women’s Consortium awards .2 million | Philanthropy news
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Southern Black Girls and Women’s Consortium awards $1.2 million | Philanthropy news

January 6, 2026 2026-01-06T00:01:00-05:00 The Southern Black Girls and Women’s Consortium, a participatory grantmaking group based in Selma, Alabama, has announced grants totaling $1.2 million…

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