Celebrating Curaçao’s African Roots Through Culture Community
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Celebrating Curaçao’s African Roots Through Culture Community

Landish shop offers cultural immersion, challenging superficial tourism. Herbalist Marèrly Sambo connects healing to ancestral practices and Papiamentu language. Curaçao’s tourism celebrates African roots, preserving…

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JESUS Asked Me to Be Baptized and I Did This | Ibrahim Traoré Speech
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JESUS Asked Me to Be Baptized and I Did This | Ibrahim Traoré Speech

JESUS Asked Me to Be Baptized and I Did This | Ibrahim Traoré Speech A national leader shares a deeply personal testimony after encountering Jesus…

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Utica Ceremony Honors Black and Latino First Responders | Local
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Utica Ceremony Honors Black and Latino First Responders | Local

UTICA, N.Y. — A special award ceremony was held to honor Utica’s Black and Latino first responders. The event, organized by “Rebuilding the Village” on…

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The Blueprint: The Bison ONE Newsroom In Conversation With Cathy Hughes
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The Blueprint: The Bison ONE Newsroom In Conversation With Cathy Hughes

By Myla Roundy, Newsone Over 50 years ago, Ms. Cathy Hughes, Founder and Chairperson, Urban One, Inc., was one of the very first faculty members of…

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Symposium examines legacy of Moynihan Report
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Symposium examines legacy of Moynihan Report

Sixty years after its release, the influential and controversial Moynihan Report of 1965 continues to reverberate in the nation’s social welfare policy to the detriment…

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Meet Roxanne Brown, The First African American And The First Woman President Of The United Steelworkers
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Meet Roxanne Brown, The First African American And The First Woman President Of The United Steelworkers

(NNPA) – In a significant moment for the labor movement, Roxanne Brown, set to become the first African American woman elected as President of the…

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City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams looks back at legacy, leadership as tenure ends
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City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams looks back at legacy, leadership as tenure ends

With little fanfare, an assistant opened the door to reveal a wide, spacious corner conference room with huge glass windows overlooking City Hall and the…

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BLACK LEADERS WARN OF “MORAL CRISIS” IN U.S. HIV POLICY, CALL CURRENT ATTACKS A MODERN EUGENICS STRATEGY
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BLACK LEADERS WARN OF “MORAL CRISIS” IN U.S. HIV POLICY, CALL CURRENT ATTACKS A MODERN EUGENICS STRATEGY

National panel urges public health advocates to reject complacency, strengthen infrastructure together, and build a new future beyond a “broken temple” of public health December…

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Formaldehyde Is Everywhere. Get Ready to Breathe More of It
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Formaldehyde Is Everywhere. Get Ready to Breathe More of It

By Willy Blackmore (WIB) – Formaldehyde is one of those chemicals that is absolutely everywhere. Naturally occurring in timber products, it’s also used for its preservative…

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SABCNews AM Headlines 06H00 | 20 December 2025
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SABCNews AM Headlines 06H00 | 20 December 2025

* National Police Commissioner, General Fannie Masemola assured South Africans that the suspect responsible for the murder of Warrick “DJ Warras” Stock will be arrested…

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