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The Cherokee Nation Wants a Representative in Congress, Holding the US Government to a Promise it Made Nearly 200 Years Ago
(CNN)The Cherokee Nation announced Thursday that it intends to appoint a delegate to the US House of Representatives, asserting for the first time a right promised to the tribe in a nearly 200-year-old treaty with the federal government. It was a historic step for the Oklahoma-based Cherokee Nation and its nearly 370,000 citizens, coming about a week […]
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Timirah James: TechniGal (Nueva medios Lunes)
Timirah James is a Developer Advocate at Cloudinary and an influencer in the evangelism space, creating awareness around STEM and diversity in tech as well as helping others build great technical skills and become great developers. She is an active contributor in the mobile and serverless community and is best known for being a leader in the […]
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Dr.. Melina Abdullah
Melina Abdullah is Professor and former Chair of Pan-African Studies at California State University, Los Angeles. She earned her Ph.D. y M.A. from the University of Southern California in Political Science and her B.A. from Howard University in African American Studies. Ella fue designado a la Comisión de Relaciones Humanas del condado de Los Angeles en 2014 y […]
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Dr.. David Horne
Dr.. David Horne is a recently retired tenured full professor of Critical Thinking and African History and is the former chair of the Pan African Studies Department at Cal State University Northridge. Dr.. Horne during his time at CSUN has instructed graduate public policy and introductory political analysis and was the graduate advisor for the department. Él […]
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Vaping Damages Blood Vessels After Just One Use, New Study Says
Vaping one time — even without nicotine — can damage blood vessels, reduce blood flow and create dangerous toxins, according to a new study published in the journal Radiology. The study found that the heat created when e-cigarettes turn liquid into vapor stirs the compounds into toxic particles, which damage blood vessels. To perform the study, researchers at the University […]
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Saharah Ali: Third Eye Thursday Affirmation
Saharah Ali Urban Psychic LA 3rd Eye Thursday Affirmation Today, I embrace my wholeness accepting myself for all of who I am. I allow myself to relax celebrating the truth of my gifts and talents. I open myself to the wisdom of my soul knowing and trusting the universe supports all my needs and wants. […]
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Lemeirt Park Book Fair
Gregory Williams is the author of “Switch, DeBarge, Motown & Me.” A member of the R & B band, Switch, Williams takes his readers on a musical journey, where the quest of following one’s dreams can sometimes take an abysmal dive. In TV One’s biopic “The Bobby DeBarge Story,” Switch is featured in a huge storyline, […]
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Newsom signs ‘Stephon Clark’s Law,’ setting new rules on police use of force
After an emotional fight that laid bare the chasm between California’s communities of color and police, Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday signed Assembly Bill 392 (Authored by Assem. Shirley Weber), creating what some have described as one of the toughest standards in the nation for when law enforcement officers can kill. Intense private negotiations and public […]
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Jay-Z Isn’t a Sellout, He’s a Capitalist
The worlds of sports, social justice, and hip hop are still reeling from the news that Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter, the rap legend and self-branded socially conscious billionaire, has entered into a partnership with the NFL to be the league’s “live music entertainment strategist.” Carter also plans to help direct the NFL’s “Inspire Change” initiative. Pero […]
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34 rounds, 6 gunshot wounds and 3 sheriff’s bullets to the back. Autopsy shows how unarmed man died
An unarmed man who was shot and killed by sheriff’s deputies at a South Los Angeles apartment complex in early June was struck by six bullets, with three of the rounds entering his back, an autopsy report shows. The 20-page document, released by the Los Angeles County medical examiner on Thursday, shows that bullets also […]
