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Rwanda exports 2,163 kg of gold, UAE imports 12,539 kg of...
The final 2019 UN Group of Experts Report on the Democratic Republic of the Congo confirms that Congo’s eastern neighbor Rwanda remains a haven for smuggling Congolese minerals.
Byron Allen v. Comcast Case Could Tear Down America’s Oldest and...
“If the Supreme Court narrows this law, it would give corporations cover – allowing them to cover up racial discrimination and avoid accountability,” declared Sen. Kamala Harris. “A bad decision in this case could have impact on everyday businesses owned by Black people across our country.”
‘Remembering James: The Life and Music of James Brown’ runs through...
The Black Repertory Group is kicking off its 56th uninterrupted theater season with the life and music of the Godfather of Soul, James Brown. The nationally touring musical “Remembering James” is running Thursdays-Sundays through Nov. 24.
‘Mumia Abu-Jamal is just one step away from freedom,’ says Maureen...
Philadelphia police have been violent and racist and corrupt for decades. They have a lot to lose if Mumia wins – because when Mumia wins, the forces that support Black dignity and freedom are winning.
Poetic justices: Two Black women appointed to California Superior Court judgeships
“These appointments speak volumes. I am extremely pleased and excited that there are two new highly professional and qualified African-American women judges appointed to the California Superior Court.”