The issues facing these communities throughout the South are not new nor will they be fixed overnight. Fortunately, SCI is taking a long-term approach that is focused on getting to […]
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One major concern surrounding the virus is contracting it and exposing loved ones: family members, friends and especially those with pre-existing health conditions like cancer, lung disease, diabetes, heart conditions […]
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(Courtesy photo) By Kendra Pugh Special to the AFRO During the peak of the pandemic in January, Carolyn Thomas, 77, was hospitalized for a week diabetic complications at Northwest Hospital […]
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By Andrew Welsh-Huggins The Associated Press A federal judge has lifted race- and sex-based hiring quotas imposed on the Cincinnati Police Department 40 years ago to fix its lack of […]
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In this image made from video on Sunday, Sept. 5, 2021, Guinean President Alpha Conde sits on a sofa in an unknown location. Footage posted on social media showed Guinea’s […]
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