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By Lucius Gantt The last two dogs I owned were African Mastiffs. Tambo and Zulu were trained guard dogs. They were “work dogs”, not...
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White students at North Central University in Minneapolis, where George Floyd’s memorial services were held, have filed a Civil Rights complaint over the scholarship...
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THE LEGAL INSURRECTION FOUNDATION FILED A FEDERAL COMPLAINT ACCUSING THE GEORGE FLOYD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AT NORTH CENTRAL UNIVERSITY IN MINNESOTA OF VIOLATING THE CIVIL...
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NASHVILLE – Tennessee State University (TSU) student leaders sounded the alarm alongside invited national faith and civil rights leaders, today about extremist legislatures across...
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By Dr. Benjamin F. ChavisNNPA CEO/President I am pleased to congratulate Rep. Nikema Williams (D-Ga.) who led a coalition of lawmakers who wrote to...
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By Catherine Pugh The Rev. Dr. Frances “Toni” Draper, publisher of the AFRO-American Newspapers, was surprised on the morning of March 20 by members of...
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By Debbie Elliott and Michael McEwen JACKSON, Miss. — A Mississippi federal judge is sentencing additional former law enforcement officers to serve significant prison time...
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NNPA NEWSWIRE — Leaders said as the nation reflects on the sacrifices of civil rights champions like the late Rep. John Lewis, the call...
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By Jazz Pazz “All this because of my hair?” In the 1700s, the “Negro Act” made it illegal for Black people to “dress above...
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By David W. Marshall Via Trice Edney The meaning of being “woke” is simple. It means being awakened to the needs of others. Being...
