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Finally Congress Passes Emmett Till Bill Making Lynching A Hate Crime
The historic bill carries a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison.
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High Schools In Risk of Losing AP Classes If ‘Required Topics’ Are Banned From Being Taught
The College Board, banning any AP-required materials would lead to schools losing specific courses.
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Associate Justice Clarence Thomas Wants the Supreme Court To Look At Facebook’s “Broad Immunity”
The associate justice wants to specifically look at Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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In New York City, Black Residences Are Disproportionately Affected By Omicron
Black citizens were hospitalized at a rate more than two times greater than white citizens, NYC’s Department of Health & Mental Hygiene
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Hope Chicago Partners With Five Chicago Public Schools To Send About 4,000 To College Tuition-Free
The scholarship program would “cover tuition, room and board, books, fees, and surcharges for CPS students and one of their parents or guardian.”
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Rep. Jim Clyburn Calls For ‘Strong, Bipartisan Support’ For Biden’s Supreme Court Nominee
Rep. Clyburn also stated Jackson’s background as a public defender would “add a new perspective to the court.
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U.S. Embassy In Moscow Advises Americans To Leave ‘Immediately’
The U.S. embassy in Minsk, Belarus has also suspended operations.
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Barack Obama Releases Statement On Russian Invasion of Ukraine
Former President Obama calls on ‘people of conscience’ to condemn Russia’s excursion into Ukraine.
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GOP Lawmakers In Arizona Want To Make It Illegal To Record Police
House Bill 2319 would make it illegal for members of the public to be within 8 feet of an officer without their consent to record.
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Trayvon Martin Should Still Be With Us
On the 10th anniversary of Trayvon Martin’s death, it’s sad to think about everything he could have been.
Black News and Black Views with a Whole Lotta Attitude
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Finally Congress Passes Emmett Till Bill Making Lynching A Hate Crime
The historic bill carries a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison.
-
High Schools In Risk of Losing AP Classes If ‘Required Topics’ Are Banned From Being Taught
The College Board, banning any AP-required materials would lead to schools losing specific courses.
-
Associate Justice Clarence Thomas Wants the Supreme Court To Look At Facebook’s “Broad Immunity”
The associate justice wants to specifically look at Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
-
In New York City, Black Residences Are Disproportionately Affected By Omicron
Black citizens were hospitalized at a rate more than two times greater than white citizens, NYC’s Department of Health & Mental Hygiene
-
Hope Chicago Partners With Five Chicago Public Schools To Send About 4,000 To College Tuition-Free
The scholarship program would “cover tuition, room and board, books, fees, and surcharges for CPS students and one of their parents or guardian.”
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Rep. Jim Clyburn Calls For ‘Strong, Bipartisan Support’ For Biden’s Supreme Court Nominee
Rep. Clyburn also stated Jackson’s background as a public defender would “add a new perspective to the court.
-
U.S. Embassy In Moscow Advises Americans To Leave ‘Immediately’
The U.S. embassy in Minsk, Belarus has also suspended operations.
-
Barack Obama Releases Statement On Russian Invasion of Ukraine
Former President Obama calls on ‘people of conscience’ to condemn Russia’s excursion into Ukraine.
-
GOP Lawmakers In Arizona Want To Make It Illegal To Record Police
House Bill 2319 would make it illegal for members of the public to be within 8 feet of an officer without their consent to record.
-
Trayvon Martin Should Still Be With Us
On the 10th anniversary of Trayvon Martin’s death, it’s sad to think about everything he could have been.
