United States Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke. (Courtesy photo) By Wayne Dawkins The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights compiled an exhaustive list that reported the U.S. Justice Department […]
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Mayor Brandon Scott, left, is pictured getting his vaccine shot in March. Mayor Scott announced that effective Oct. 18, all city employees will have to report their vaccination status or […]
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By J. K. Schmid Special to the AFRO The legacy of redlining continues to undermine Black homeowners, a new Freddie Mac study finds. Fair and equitable access to home loans […]
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COGIC CHURCHES TO HOLD WALK-UP VACCINE CLINIC DURING COMMUNITY OUTREACH DAY Gardening demo, vendors and info on community services will also be available. BALTIMORE — A walk-up vaccine clinic will […]
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Fidelia Asomani, was recently named one of Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation’s 2021 Pediatric Oncology Student Training (POST) program grant recipients. (Courtesy photo) By Nadine Matthews Special to the AFRO Congratulations […]
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