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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is unlikely to testify as judge says jury could get case next week
Sean "Diddy" Combs is unlikely to testify in his federal sex trafficking and racketeering trial, with his defense expected to ...
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Houston’s Emancipation Park was born from freedom— here’s how it’s honored today
Just seven years after learning of their freedom, a group of formerly enslaved Black Texans purchased land in 1872 to ...
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Keeping history alive: Tips for parents and teachers amid political pushbacks
Amid growing efforts to restrict Black history education, parents and teachers must preserve and share the true stories with ...
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AFRO honors Maryland HBCUs at Juneteenth Breakfast
The AFRO hosted its third annual Juneteenth Breakfast on June 18, honoring Maryland’s HBCUs for their vital role in advancing ...
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10 years after Charleston church massacre, faith leaders lament that the country hasn’t changed
In Charleston, SC, survivors, community leaders, and people of faith gather to remember the victims of the church massacre ...
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Baltimore City NAACP speaks on death of man killed in police involved shooting
Officials are investigating the circumstances of a police-involved shooting near the intersection of Pennsylvania Ave. and Laurens St. on June 17. According to the Baltimore City NAACP, the man killed ...
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For the 1st time in its 116-year history, the NAACP won’t invite sitting president to its annual convention
The NAACP has decided not to invite the 47th President to their national convention due to his attacks on democracy and civil rights.
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No justice, no (Montgomery County) Juneteenth
Bethesda African Cemetery Coalition urges the public to boycott the Montgomery County Government's Juneteenth celebration for ...