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Black Candidates More Likely to be Dismissed from Maryland National Guard School
About 40 percent of Black candidates were dismissed from Maryland Army National Guard’s Officer Candidate School.
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Wants a Showdown Over Black Congressional Districts
The Florida governor now wants a fight with his own party over Black voting districts
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Sgt. 1st Class Alwyn Cashe Is the 1st Black Recipient of Medal of Honor Since 9/11
Cashe suffered fatal injuries after rescuing fellow soldiers and an interpreter from a vehicle engulfed in flames.
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Democrat Lawmakers Introduce Bill To Help Black WWII Veterans and Their Families Get Denied GI Bill Benefits
When Black World War II veterans returned home, racism and discrimination stopped them from equal access to financial and social assistance.
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Says Asymptomatic Students Exposed to COVID-19 Can Go to School
In this latest attempt to kill off his constituents, Gov. DeSantis says the new policy acknowledges that quarantines get in the way of the students’ education.
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Lawd, Gov. Ron DeSantis Found a Black Doctor Who Opposes Mask and Vaccine Mandates. So He Made Him Florida’s Next Surgeon General
Dr. Joseph Ladapo is a Harvard-trained doctor who believes that people’s rights are more important than science.
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Congress Set to Honor WWII Battalion Composed of Black Women
Of the 855 who served, only seven are still alive to receive the Congressional Gold Medal.