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Jay-Z’s Roc Nation Teams Up with Reform Alliance to Hold Job Fair at Madison Square Garden
The job fair goes from 9-5 p.m. on Nov. 18, and will help underserved communities in the New York area find jobs.
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New Exhibition in NYC will Showcase Rare Artwork from Jean-Michel Basquiat
The exhibition will feature over 200 rare and previously unreleased pieces from Jean Michel-Basquiat.
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McDonald’s CEO Faces Backlash for Criticizing Parents of 2 Slain Children in Chicago
Chris Kempczinski texted to Chicago’s mayor that the parents of Jaslyn Adams and Adam Toledo ‘failed’ them.
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Will Smith Gets Candid, Reveals He Thought About Suicide in Trailer for Upcoming Docuseries
The series documents Will’s physical and mental health journey, along with the release of his new book.
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Black Man Receives $1 Million Donation for His Kansas City Nonprofit For Disabled Men and Women
Wesley Hamilton, who was paralyzed in 2012, started a nonprofit to help disabled people live more fulfilled lives.
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1 Dead After 2nd Fatal Shooting in a Week at Grambling State University
In addition to the one fatality, seven other people were injured in the shooting.
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Students at Howard Protest School for Poor Housing Conditions, Tuition Increase and Lack of Representation
The student sit-in at the school’s Blackburn University Center began on Tuesday.
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UnitedMasters Launches Deal With Coinbase to Let Artists Get Paid in Cryptocurrency
Steve Stoute, UnitedMasters CEO, says that this deal puts musicians in the best position to benefit from the many changes in the financial sector.
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Black Massachusetts Ex-Firefighter Awarded $11M in Racial Discrimination Settlement
Brookline Town voted to award the settlement to Gerald Alston, who has been in a legal battle with the town since 2015.
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Black Worker Claiming Discrimination Wins $100,000 Settlement From City of San Diego
In a lawsuit, Demetris Wimberley claims his race was the real reason why he was fired in 2018.