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    April 8, 2020

    BOOK REVIEW: ‘It’s Not All Downhill from Here’ by Terry McMillan

    Getting old ain't for sissies.
    AfricaNow
    April 8, 2020

    Street Business School Empowers Indigent Women

    In an effort to raise their standard of living, thereby alleviating poverty among their families, Street Business School has empowered…
    Business
    April 8, 2020

    Small Businesses Struggling Amid Pandemic: Survey

    The overwhelming majority of America's 30 million small-business owners — approximately 87 percent — said their businesses are hurting from…
    Black Experience
    April 8, 2020

    Racial Gap for Jobs May Widen Due to COVID-19, Expert Says

    The Black unemployment gap has been twice that of Whites since the U.S. Department of Labor started reporting jobs statistics…
    Business
    April 8, 2020

    Yes, There are Jobs Available and Here’s Who’s Hiring

    Amid the grim reality of the battle to survive physically and financially during the COVID-19 pandemic, some well-known companies have…
    Black Experience
    April 8, 2020

    Fauci: Blacks Not Infected with Coronavirus at Higher Rate

    The government's leading expert on infectious diseases said it's not the case that African Americans are getting infected more often…
      April 8, 2020

      COVID-19 Cases Surging Among Blacks — But Why?

      African Americans represent a sizable share of COVID-19 cases and deaths despite being just a fraction of the total population.
      April 8, 2020

      Religious Leaders Make Palm Sunday a Virtual Reality

      With the global health crisis looming over virtually all facets of life, religious groups have had to adapt to express…
      April 8, 2020

      Local Universities Look to Future Beyond Pandemic

      Discussions continue to unfold among leaders at local institutions such as Howard University about the likelihood of this unprecedented experience…
      April 8, 2020

      Residents in Food Desert Get Helping Hand

      A "grab and go" grocery giveaway was held Thursday in the parking lot of Seat Pleasant's municipal building.
      April 8, 2020

      D.C. Council Operates, Despite COVID-19 Pandemic

      The members of the District's legislative body continue to perform their duties, with some adjustments, despite the COVID-19 pandemic in…
      April 8, 2020

      Prince George’s Voters Can Choose Judges in Primary Election

      Prince George's County ballots for the June 2 presidential primary are providing a rare occurrence: an election to select newcomers…
      April 8, 2020

      Racine Aims to Protect Consumers Amid Pandemic

      D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine has taken steps to make sure that city residents are protected from illegal business and…
      April 8, 2020

      Local Educators Use TV as Tool During Pandemic

      For the time being, schoolchildren across the D.C. metropolitan area are relegated to their homes, where they have been tasked…
      April 8, 2020

      Bernie Sanders Drops Out of Presidential Race

      Bernie Sanders has suspended his bid for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, setting up a November showdown between Joe Biden…
      April 6, 2020

      Pregnant and Panicking: COVID-19 Upending Parents’ Birth Plans

      Pregnant women across the world are concerned about the coronavirus pandemic, but Black women, already three times more likely to…

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