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Cómo L.A,,en,Condado está tratando de firmar a más personas para cupones de alimentos - y por qué no es fácil,,en. County is trying to sign more people up for food stamps — and why it’s not easy
La comida favorita de Vickie Williams es pollo al horno,,en,judías verdes y maíz en la mazorca,,en,A menudo llega a la cena del domingo para su madre de 81 años,,en,cinco niños adultos,,en,y cuatro nietos,,en,un residente de Gardena de 58 años y ex trabajador de la cafetería de la escuela,,en,Estima que ella gasta al menos,,en,cupones de alimentos,,en,ella recibe cada mes,,en, string beans and corn on the cob. She often makes it for Sunday dinner for her 81-year-old mother, five grown children, and four grandchildren. Williams, a 58-year-old Gardena resident and former school cafeteria worker, estimates she spends at least $30 de los $194 in food stamps she […]
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Trump Administration Plans To Minimize Civil Rights Efforts In Agencies
The Trump administration is planning to disband the Labor Department division that has policed discrimination among federal contractors for four decades, according to the White House’s newly proposed budget, part of wider efforts …LEER MÁS
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Why I Called the Murder of Richard Collins III a Lynching
Earlier this week, I wrote a piece about the racist murder of Richard Collins III on the campus of the University of Maryland by UMD student and white supremacist Sean Urbanski. It was titled “A Lynching on the University of Maryland Campus.” The feedback was overwhelming. People expressed anger, sadness, and a strong desire […]
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Black-Owned Business To Help Replace 18,000 Contaminated Pipes In Flint
A black woman-owned construction company has been awarded a federally funded service contract to replace thousands of water pipes in Flint, Michigan.As part of a $97 million settlement to replace corroded pipes by 2020, the state has contracted WT Stevens Construction, which became a state-certified lead abatement specialty company in 2016, along with three other […]
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Dr.. Julianne Malveaux
Dr.. Malveaux has long been recognized for her progressive and insightful observations. She is a labor economist, noted author, and colorful commentator. Julianne Malveaux has been described by Dr. Cornel West as “the most iconoclastic public intellectual in the country.” Her contributions to the public dialogue on issues such as race, cultura, desconocido, and their economic impacts are […]
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WHO chooses first African to head the global health agency
The governing body of the World Health Organization on Tuesday elected Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, a former Ethiopian health minister, to head the global health agency responsible for marshaling the international response to infectious disease epidemics such as Ebola and Zika. He is the first WHO director-general from Africa. During the third and final round of balloting…LEER MÁS
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Si la persona absorbida, ESQ.
Jaaye persona Lynn es un graduado de la Universidad de Hampton y de la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de Howard. Él comenzó su práctica legal en solitario en octubre 2013, con la mayor parte de su obra está en la defensa penal, la vivienda y los derechos civiles. Él ha estado funcionando "Noche Legal,” which is part of the National Action Network in Los Angeles since […]
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Dr.. Eve Allen aka Doctor Eve, has a passion for helping others regain and maintain wellness through a balanced, holistic approach to health care. Returning to health means treating the body as a whole – physically, emocionalmente, and spiritually – rather than simply treating a disease. "En el círculo de la Salud, we utilize the […]
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Supreme Court strikes down North Carolina’s racially gerrymandered congressional maps
The Supreme Court held Monday that North Carolina’s congressional maps — or, por lo menos, those of two congressional districts — are unconstitutional racial gerrymanders. In an unusual move, Justice Clarence Thomas joined with the Court’s liberal bloc to produce a 5–3 decision. Sin embargo,, while Cooper v. Harris is a victory for voters who don’t want lawmakers manipulating […]
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Florida teen told afro was ‘too extreme’ to wear at school
When 17-year-old Jenesis Johnson thought about what might get her in trouble at school, she never dreamed it would be her hair yet that is exactly what happened. “She said that my hair needs to be fixed, it was not neat and needs to be put in a style. My hair is […]
