Traveling Solo to Egypt for Christmas
Sometimes you just have to go, even if you’re going by yourself.
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Hear the inspiring story of the Mom and Daughter Duo who recently graduated from Medical School Together
Hear the inspiring story of the Mom and Daughter Duo who recently graduated from Medical School Together And will work
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Thriving While Black Navigating Covid-19 in America
By Yolanda D. White Spoiler! In case you were hankering for another piece, romanticizing the current health crisis, this “epic
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Edwin Freeman’s Film ‘Modern Day Slavery’ Shows How the U.S. Justice System Perpetuates Slavery
Actor Edwin Freeman, best known for his roles in the 2009 Fox Searchlight biopic Notorious, and the 2016 Marvel/Netflix series Luke Cage makes
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Florida Gov. Reassigns 21 Cases from State Attorney Aramis Ayala; Critics Say He Has Overstepped Authority
Gov. Rick Scott said his decision to take 21 murder cases from State Attorney Aramis Ayala was “in the interest
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Study: Segregation Results In Loss of Money, Lower Education, Higher Mortality for Everybody
In areas with increased racial segregation, African-Americans tend to suffer economically, according to the study. Is there a real cost
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EPA Approves $100M for City of Flint to Finally Fix Broken Water System
Last year, the Senate approved $170 million in federal funds to upgrade Flint’s water system. Photo by Dave Wasinger/AP. The
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New Florida State Attorney Refuses to Seek Death Penalty in Cop Killing Case; AG Calls It a ‘Dangerous Message’
Florida State Attorney Aramis Ayala said the death penalty isn’t an effective way to prevent crime. Photo by Joe Burbank/Orlando
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After 18-Hour Session, GOP Health Care Plan Clears First Hurdle
Critics fear that the provisions laid out in the American Health Care Act will leave millions of Americans without health
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University of Wisconsin Student Government Call For Free Tuition for Black Students
This is the campus of University of Wisconsin-Madison via The Wisconsin State Journal. As a way to make amends for
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