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Jacob Blake’s dad says son left paralyzed by police shooting

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By Mike Householder and Scott Bauer, Associated Press, A black man shot multiple times, apparently in the back, by police in Wisconsin is paralyzed from the waist down and has “eight holes’’ in his body, the […]

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Kamala Harris wins backing of ‘Divine Nine’ – The Democratic VP candidate’s sorority sisters and HBCUs have also joined her fight to put Joe Biden in the White House

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By Cynthia Yeldell Anderson, Zenger News, In her historic speech accepting the vice presidential nomination for the Democratic party, Sen. Kamala Harris introduced her family – among them her beloved Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, “The […]

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State Flag Commission selects two finalists

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By Jackie Hampton, Publisher, On Tuesday, August 25, members of the Commission to Redesi gn the Mississippi State Flag met and chose two flag designs to replace the retired Mississippi State Flag which carried the […]

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Diversity signaling what a Biden-Harris administration may bring – MS Congressman serve as DNC chair

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By Jackie Hampton, Publisher, On night one of the Aug. 17-20 virtual Democratic National Convention even before Congressman Bennie Thompson, chairman of the Democratic National Convention, gaveled the event to order, everyday Americans were seen […]

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Takeaways from first night of the Democratic Convention

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By Bill Barrow and Nicholas Riccardi, Associated Press, In another profound way that the coronavirus pandemic has upended American life, the Democratic National Convention started with no convening. Instead, Democrats opted for the first virtual […]

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Joe Biden nailed his V.P. choice with woman of color

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By Jackie Hampton, Publisher, People across the nation have been wondering and speculating who Presidential Candidate Joe Biden would choose as his running mate and finally Tuesday he announced that he has chosen Senator Kamala […]

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Joe Biden selects Kamala Harris as running mate

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By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Correspondent, California Sen. Kamala Harris is Joe Biden’s choice for vice president. Following months of speculation and debate over whether Biden should pick a black woman as his running […]

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Biden picks Kamala Harris as running mate, first black woman

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By Kathleen Ronayne and Will Weissert, Writer , Joe Biden named California Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate on Tuesday, making history by selecting the first black woman to compete on a major party’s presidential ticket […]

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Remembering Charles Evers: Mississippi’s first black mayor

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By Edelia “Dr. Jay” Carthan,  Writer, Charles Evers was an American civil rights activist, businessman, disc jockey, politician and father. Evers made history by becoming Mississippi’s first black mayor since Reconstruction in a small rural […]

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Fear and anger inspired Slaughter-Harvey to fight for change

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By Jackie Hampton, Publisher, Attorney Constance Slaughter-Harvey was the first African-American woman to graduate from the Ole Miss School of Law and soon after graduation filed a suit that would enable blacks to serve as […]

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