Woman Tells New York Times Herschel Walker Asked Her To Have Second Abortion
By Gregory Krieg, CNN
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Former Gov. Bill Richardson Suggests Brittney Griner And Paul Whelan May Be Released By...
Former Gov. Bill Richardson said Sunday he is "cautiously optimistic" that two Americans wrongfully detained by Russia will be released and suggested they could be freed by the end of the year.
Mandela Barnes Has Signaled Support For Removing Police Funding And Abolishing ICE
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President Biden Announces Pardon Of Federal Convictions For Simple Marijuana Possession
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Dawnn Lewis And Samia Yaba Christina Nkrumah Named Honorary Members Of Zeta Phi Beta...
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Joseph C. Phillips Joins Clark Atlanta University’s Faculty
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Murder Convictions Overturned After Court Rules Rap Lyrics Likely Injected Racial Bias
The murder convictions of two Black men in northern California were vacated Monday after a judge ruled the introduction of rap lyrics and racialized rhetoric violated the Racial Justice Act.
Biden, Harris Deliver More Promises To Black America At CBCF Dinner
With the support of the CBC, Biden ticked off the “big wins” his administration has scored on behalf of Black America.
The $111M Initiative To Finance African Student Education
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