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North Carolina Student Faces Discipline Over Viral N-Word Video
A spokesperson for the Columbus County Schools said they have dealt with the situation.
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Sen. Warnock’s Campaign Sues To Undo Georgia’s Absurd Saturday Voting Ban Ahead of Runoff
A 2016 Georgia voting law restricts early Saturday voting before an election, if a state holiday is held on Thursday and Friday.
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HBCU Bomb Threats May Have Come From One Single Person
The FBI has identified a juvenile who allegedly has been the source of racially motivated bomb threats to HBCUs across the country.
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Why Is Clarence Thomas Still Ruling On Jan 6th Cases?
The Supreme Court Justice ruled he would block the Jan. 6th committee from getting Republican Chair Kelli Ward’s phone records
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Washington Commanders Under Fire for Tone Deaf Statement Mentioning Brian Robinson Shooting [Updated]
As the Commanders threw their own player under the bus, Attorney General Karl Racine plans to go forth with an extensive lawsuit.
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Lebron James Thinks It’s Time For Kyrie Irving To Be Allowed To Play Basketball Again
The Los Angeles Lakers forward believes the requirements Irving has to fulfill are excessive.
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Noose Found At Obama Presidential Construction Site In Chicago
Lakeside Alliance, a joint venture of African-American-owned construction firms, is offering a $10,00 reward.
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White Alabama Councilman Arrested For ‘Sucker Punching’ Black Mayor
Tarrant City Council member Tommy Bryant approached Mayor Wayman Newton after a Monday night city council meeting in a parking lot
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Brett Favre Backed Companies Get Caught Up In the Mississippi Welfare Funds Fiasco
The Hall of Fame quarterback promoted companies who allegedly received $2.1 million in state welfare funds for concussion nasal spray
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Two Georgia Polls Workers Were Dismissed For Jan. 6th Insurrection Ties
Social media posts tied the resident to attending the Jan. 6th Capitol before working in Fulton County.
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North Carolina Student Faces Discipline Over Viral N-Word Video
A spokesperson for the Columbus County Schools said they have dealt with the situation.
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Sen. Warnock’s Campaign Sues To Undo Georgia’s Absurd Saturday Voting Ban Ahead of Runoff
A 2016 Georgia voting law restricts early Saturday voting before an election, if a state holiday is held on Thursday and Friday.
-
HBCU Bomb Threats May Have Come From One Single Person
The FBI has identified a juvenile who allegedly has been the source of racially motivated bomb threats to HBCUs across the country.
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Why Is Clarence Thomas Still Ruling On Jan 6th Cases?
The Supreme Court Justice ruled he would block the Jan. 6th committee from getting Republican Chair Kelli Ward’s phone records
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Washington Commanders Under Fire for Tone Deaf Statement Mentioning Brian Robinson Shooting [Updated]
As the Commanders threw their own player under the bus, Attorney General Karl Racine plans to go forth with an extensive lawsuit.
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Lebron James Thinks It’s Time For Kyrie Irving To Be Allowed To Play Basketball Again
The Los Angeles Lakers forward believes the requirements Irving has to fulfill are excessive.
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Noose Found At Obama Presidential Construction Site In Chicago
Lakeside Alliance, a joint venture of African-American-owned construction firms, is offering a $10,00 reward.
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White Alabama Councilman Arrested For ‘Sucker Punching’ Black Mayor
Tarrant City Council member Tommy Bryant approached Mayor Wayman Newton after a Monday night city council meeting in a parking lot
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Brett Favre Backed Companies Get Caught Up In the Mississippi Welfare Funds Fiasco
The Hall of Fame quarterback promoted companies who allegedly received $2.1 million in state welfare funds for concussion nasal spray
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Two Georgia Polls Workers Were Dismissed For Jan. 6th Insurrection Ties
Social media posts tied the resident to attending the Jan. 6th Capitol before working in Fulton County.
