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NAACP Calls For Justice Department To Look Into Mississippi Welfare Fraud Case
The suit alleges widespread welfare fraud and misspending had been occurring for years in Mississippi totaling over $94 million
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WHO Chief Offers Critique On Global Response to Crisis and How Race Plays A Factor
“I need to be blunt and honest that the world is not treating the human race the same way,” says WHO director-general
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Rep. Richie Torres Set To Introduce ‘Ghost Gun’ Legislation To Congress
The bill would allow for private parties to sue manufacturers of ghost gun parts after shootings
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The Republican National Committee’s Decision to Withdraw From Future Debates Is No Big Surprise
Republicans have no desire to be held accountable for their political positions, if they have any
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Missouri High School Teacher Loses Job Over Being Accused of Teaching ‘Critical Race Theory’
Complaints from parents came after a 15-question worksheet was given to students as part of teaching the book “Dear Martin.”
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Desantis Proposes New Congressional Map Which Would Carve Up Black District
The new congressional map drawn by Desantis would leave the state of Florida with just one majority Black voting district.
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Justice Department Reaches Settlement With Protestors Violently Cleared From Lafayette Square in 2020
The U.S. Park Police and Secret Service agreed to revise their policies around demonstrations and protests as part of the settlement
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Mark Meadows Removed From North Carolina Voter Rolls As Voter Fraud Claims Are Investigated
The former chief of staff is under investigation for allegedly voting from an address he had never visited outside of North Carolina.
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin Vetoes 26 Democratic Bills
Some Democratic representatives believe the vetoes are in retaliation for rejecting some of Youngkin’s nominations for certain positions
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Nashville To Make Juneteenth A Paid Holiday
Nashville mayor John Cooper plans to sign an executive order on Thursday to make it official.
Black News and Black Views with a Whole Lotta Attitude
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NAACP Calls For Justice Department To Look Into Mississippi Welfare Fraud Case
The suit alleges widespread welfare fraud and misspending had been occurring for years in Mississippi totaling over $94 million
-
WHO Chief Offers Critique On Global Response to Crisis and How Race Plays A Factor
“I need to be blunt and honest that the world is not treating the human race the same way,” says WHO director-general
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Rep. Richie Torres Set To Introduce ‘Ghost Gun’ Legislation To Congress
The bill would allow for private parties to sue manufacturers of ghost gun parts after shootings
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The Republican National Committee’s Decision to Withdraw From Future Debates Is No Big Surprise
Republicans have no desire to be held accountable for their political positions, if they have any
-
Missouri High School Teacher Loses Job Over Being Accused of Teaching ‘Critical Race Theory’
Complaints from parents came after a 15-question worksheet was given to students as part of teaching the book “Dear Martin.”
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Desantis Proposes New Congressional Map Which Would Carve Up Black District
The new congressional map drawn by Desantis would leave the state of Florida with just one majority Black voting district.
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Justice Department Reaches Settlement With Protestors Violently Cleared From Lafayette Square in 2020
The U.S. Park Police and Secret Service agreed to revise their policies around demonstrations and protests as part of the settlement
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Mark Meadows Removed From North Carolina Voter Rolls As Voter Fraud Claims Are Investigated
The former chief of staff is under investigation for allegedly voting from an address he had never visited outside of North Carolina.
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin Vetoes 26 Democratic Bills
Some Democratic representatives believe the vetoes are in retaliation for rejecting some of Youngkin’s nominations for certain positions
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Nashville To Make Juneteenth A Paid Holiday
Nashville mayor John Cooper plans to sign an executive order on Thursday to make it official.
