Latta’s first Black mayor
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Latta’s first Black mayor

History was made Sunday in the town of Latta. Nearly a hundred people from across the community, including family, friends, and local leaders, filled Weston…

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Communities gather to celebrate the Universal Principles of Kwanzaa
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Communities gather to celebrate the Universal Principles of Kwanzaa

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Kwanzaa, an African-American holiday, is on day three of its week-long celebration. The celebration began Friday, Dec. 26, and will run…

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Ibrahim Traoré Is Rewriting Power in Africa
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Ibrahim Traoré Is Rewriting Power in Africa

#ibrahimtraoré #news #panafricanism #ibrahimtraore #india #africarising #uk #southafrica #traore

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Can Asheville better link vital Black area, Pack Square? Plan proceeds
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Can Asheville better link vital Black area, Pack Square? Plan proceeds

Dec. 29, 2025, 5:10 a.m. ET ASHEVILLE – The city is poised to begin the formal design process to create a “cultural corridor” between bustling…

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Downtown Miami Starbucks highlights Black family legacy
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Downtown Miami Starbucks highlights Black family legacy

Kylie Russell, CEO and Owner of Priceless One Management, stands inside Starbucks near the Brightline Station in Miami, Florida, on Tuesday, December 9, 2025. Russell…

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Black immigration lawyers navigate a politicized legal landscape | Local News & Updates | The Miami Times
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Black immigration lawyers navigate a politicized legal landscape | Local News & Updates | The Miami Times

In 2025, Black lawyers across the U.S. are navigating a complex legal environment shaped by a surge in politically charged cases. From immigration and civil…

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What happened to the black bear spotted in Greenhills and Springfield Township?
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What happened to the black bear spotted in Greenhills and Springfield Township?

People were surprised and highly inquisitive this past summer when an unexpected visitor was spotted roaming through Greenhills and Springfield Township. A young male black…

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‘I want a provider who looks like me’: Why seeing a Black therapist matters to Linn County residents
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‘I want a provider who looks like me’: Why seeing a Black therapist matters to Linn County residents

‘I want a provider who looks like me’: Why seeing a Black therapist matters to Linn County residents | The Gazette …

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The community response to the new nonprofit newspaper model is overwhelming
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The community response to the new nonprofit newspaper model is overwhelming

The call came into the newsroom. A longtime reader named Bob was waiting in the lobby. I went down with my colleague Donna Wares. When…

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International African American Museum hosts Kwanzaa community celebration 
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International African American Museum hosts Kwanzaa community celebration 

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — The International African American Museum hosted a Kwanzaa community celebration offering an evening filled with culture and connection. Kwanzaa is a…

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