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Man shot during Provo police brutality protest last year now wants to be mayor
Ken Dudley, left, declared his candidacy for mayor of Provo this week. Dudley was […]
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High school temporarily halts distribution of yearbook over pages covering Black Lives Matter movement
PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. – A high school yearbook controversy is providing a critical lesson […]
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20th version of African Heritage Festival a hit
TUSCUMBIA — The North Alabama African Heritage Festival unofficially kicked off Friday afternoon with its […]
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Biden says hell was unleashed on Black community in Tulsa by white mob
Michelle Brown-Burdex, program coordinator of the Greenwood Cultural Center, speaks as she leads President […]
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Silent march honors George Floyd, remembers Black history
As demonstrators marched from the Boone County Courthouse toward Providence Road, their silence was […]
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Arkansas Black Hall of Fame Foundation announces $48,000 in grants
Arkansas Black Hall of Fame Foundation (ABHOF) awarded $48,000 in grants to projects benefiting […]
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The Watchdog: 100 years ago, a city bond election destroyed Denton’s successful Black community, forcing residents into exile
He wasn’t a Confederate general. He didn’t own slaves. But what Francis Marion Bralley […]
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Comedian Rita Brent releases song about police killings and brutality against African Americans
Rita Brent is a comedian, musician, and military veteran from Jackson, Mississippi. source
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Colorado Springs police data: Use of force against Black people disproportionate
Colorado Springs police reported using force at a disproportionate rate against Black people — at […]
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151 more people succumb to COVID-19 in South Africa
South Africa’s COVID death toll now stands at 55,719, while there were 3,332 new […]
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