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Preserving election integrity in Southern California
In a new interview with podcaster Lex Fridman, former President Donald Trump admitted he lost the 2020 election “by a…
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Claris Health Raises Over $470,000 at City Lights Gala and Gathers Community to Celebrate Impact Across the Country
On the evening of Saturday, October 26, 2024, Claris Health hosted its City Lights Gala, a significant event that united a community…
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For Black Americans, ‘Sundown’ Approaches as a Fateful Inauguration Looms
By Stacy M. Brown |NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent With more than half of Latino men and white women voting…
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We Will Defend Our Constitution: Gov. Newsom, Other Calif. Leaders, Respond to Trump’s Win
By Tanu T. Henry | California Black Media Early on Nov. 6 — shortly after 2 a.m. ET in Palm…
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US Representative In Southern California: Who’s running and why it matters
What does a U.S. Representative for California do? These lawmakers represent individual districts in the U.S. House of Representatives, shaping…
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Culture wars start to roil elections for Southern California’s community college trustees
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Dodgers Euphoria Give Way To Political Paranoia
By Kenneth Miller|Publisher Two days after capturing a World Series Championship, the Dodgers celebrated with a massive title winning parade…
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Lord Help Us! New York Church of Christ in court battle with fired employee who’s accused of stealing more than $300,000
By Kenneth Miller|Publisher South Bay Black Journal LOCKED OUT–Five years ago, New York Church of Christ thought it installed Chung…
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In this California election, one race spotlights Latino-Black politics
In summary An Assembly election in South L.A. captures the shifting dynamics of ethnic political power in California. One candidate…
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West Muhammad, 14, becomes Coppin State’s youngest student ever
By Ariyana Griffin|AFRO Staff [email protected] While most 14-year-olds prepare to start eighth or ninth grade, Baltimore native West Muhammad made…
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