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Black & Missing Founders Speak Out

Black & Missing Founders Speak Out

tbrown February 27, 2013 0

(Pictured above: Derrica Wilson (left) and Natalie Wilson, the founders of Black & Missing Foundation) If you’re a fan of TV One you’ve likely seen an episode— or at least a promo — of

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HIV/AIDS Risk Increasing For Young Black Men

HIV/AIDS Risk Increasing For Young Black Men

rcraig December 5, 2012 0

Young, African-American men are at a high risk of contracting the HIV/AIDS virus

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US unemployment aid applications jump to 388K

US unemployment aid applications jump to 388K

jrea October 18, 2012 0

Weekly unemployment benefit applications jumped 46,000 last week to 388,000, the highest amount in four months.

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Louisiana names first black chief justice

Louisiana names first black chief justice

jrea October 17, 2012 0

The Louisiana Supreme Court announced that Bernette Johnson will be the court’s next — and first Black — chief justice, according to the Associated Press. The historic moment almost never was as there were

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National conference supports Black LGBT

National conference supports Black LGBT

Anslem Samuel Rocque September 19, 2012 0

By// Julius Rea The National Black Justice Coalition — an organization advocating for Black LGBT people — is holding its annual “OUT on the Hill” leadership summit in Washington, D.C. for four days, beginning

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Panera Bread settles discrimination suit

Panera Bread settles discrimination suit

Anslem Samuel Rocque September 18, 2012 0

PITTSBURGH (AP) — An Ohio franchisee who runs several western Pennsylvania Panera Bread stores has agreed to pay more than $76,000 to settle discrimination claims by current and former black employees. Chief U.S. District

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Concerns over Hemsley’s will delay burial

Concerns over Hemsley’s will delay burial

Anslem Samuel Rocque August 30, 2012 0

Alleged brother contests document, signed six weeks before the actor's death

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Dropping out

Dropping out

Anslem Samuel Rocque August 20, 2012 0

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Bryant: ‘Unfortunate’ church blocked black wedding

Bryant: ‘Unfortunate’ church blocked black wedding

Anslem Samuel Rocque August 3, 2012 0

PHILADELPHIA, Miss. — Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant said Thursday it is “unfortunate” that a predominantly White church in the state wouldn’t allow a Black couple to get married in its sanctuary. Bryant said Mississippi

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Perceptions that keep African-Americans from traveling overseas

Perceptions that keep African-Americans from traveling overseas

Anslem Samuel Rocque May 4, 2010 0

By// Maureen Jenkins Plenty of perceptions — many of them false — keep Black folks from traveling outside the States. While the actual reasons may vary as much as people themselves, you’ll often hear

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