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Jan- 2021 -26 January
Whites Getting Vaccine at Higher Rates Than Blacks, Latinos
Blacks and Latinos have received coronavirus vaccinations at substantially lower rates than whites due to the federal government and hospitals…
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26 January
D.C.-Area Doctor Warns Athletes of COVID-19-Induced Heart Disease
A prominent D.C.-area cardiologist warns athletes of a heart disease induced by the novel coronavirus that could have grave medical…
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26 January
Maryland Moves to Phase 1C in Vaccine Plan
Maryland moved into Phase 1C of its coronavirus vaccine distribution plan Monday, beginning ahead of schedule to avoid wasting unused…
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26 January
WHUT to Hold Panel Discussion on Vernon Jordan Doc
Howard University Television (WHUT) will present a film screening and panel discussion at 6:30 p.m. Thursday of the PBS documentary…
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26 January
Pharrell Williams Teams With Amazon, Georgia Tech for Youth Coding Competition
Famed music artist Pharrell Williams has partnered with Amazon and Georgia Tech for a coding competition aiming to foster the…
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26 January
Black Clergy Mull Exit from Southern Baptist Convention Over Racial Stance
Several Black pastors are considering parting ways with the Southern Baptist Convention, citing a November statement by the predominately white…
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26 January
Inauguration Poet Amanda Gorman Revels in Praise, Job Offers as Books Shoot Up Charts
Amanda Gorman, the youngest-ever inaugural poet who became a national sensation after her Jan. 20 performance, now has three bestselling…
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26 January
Nathan Bossard, Retired U.S. Airman, Dies at 94
Nathan Bossard, a retired U.S. Airman and D.C. government employee, died peacefully on Jan. 15 at Walter Reed National Military…
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25 January
Black Americans Are Being Vaccinated at Far Lower Rates
When the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved two new vaccines to combat the coronavirus, the initial concern was whether…
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25 January
Vaccinations Underway for D.C. Teachers
Coronavirus vaccinations started Monday for teachers in the D.C. Public Schools system, with those who've already committed to in-person classes…
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