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    De Blasio was ‘furious’ as library heads planned to close for coronavirus

    March 19, 2020 by Juan Ignacio Comments are Disabled

        Mayor Bill de Blasio was so intent on keeping city libraries open during the coronavirus outbreak that he went as far as making veiled threats about cutting their funding if they closed, according to multiple people familiar with the conversations. De Blasio and […]

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    Mexican women to march against gender violence

    March 12, 2020 by Juan Ignacio Comments are Disabled

        Protests against gender violence in Mexico have intensified in recent years amid an increase in killings of women and girls. The killings are often accompanied by sexual assault and sometimes grisly mutilations. Women are expected to express their outrage in a march in […]

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    Meghan Markle Wants International Women’s Day To Feel ‘Like Every Day Of The Year’

    March 12, 2020 by Juan Ignacio Comments are Disabled

        Meghan Markle encouraged students to make International Women’s Day feel “like every day of the year” during a visit to a school in London on Friday. The Duchess of Sussex held a special assembly and also met with students in small groups at the […]

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    Black Lives Matter Founders Grace Cover of Time 100 Women of The Year Issue

    March 12, 2020 by Juan Ignacio Comments are Disabled

        Today is International Women’s Day and to commemorate the occasion, TIME magazine has released a special double issue featuring 100 covers of women who defined a century, choosing one woman per year from 1920 through 2019. The founders of the Black Lives Matter […]

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    March For Black Women San Diego Creates Spaces For Women To Mobilize And Heal

    March 12, 2020 by Juan Ignacio Comments are Disabled

      March 10, 2020 Edit   A California-based grassroots movement dubbed March for Black Women San Diego is on a mission to ensure that Black women are celebrated, seen and heard. According to the San Diego Union-Tribune, in observance of International Women’s Day, the collective will further its […]

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    Black NYPD Sergeant Says He Was Suspended After Seeking Treatment for 9/11-Related Health Issues

    January 3, 2020 by Juan Ignacio Comments are Disabled

            A New York City police sergeant who claims he faced retaliation for seeking treatment for his 9/11-related health issues has since been suspended. Sgt. Cyress Smith spoke with the New York Post about how he was reportedly forced out after leaving work to pick […]

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    Why There Can Be No Rebuilding The American Middle Class Without Focus On The Latino Community

    December 13, 2019 by Juan Ignacio Comments are Disabled

      There is much discussion about the need to rebuild the American middle class. In order to do this effectively, the nation must address the racial wealth divide and how it affects large groups like African Americans, Native Americans and Latinos. With a total of […]

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    13-Year-Old Florida Girl Sold To More Than 100 Men For Sex In Less Than A Month In Trafficking Operation

    December 13, 2019 by Juan Ignacio Comments are Disabled

      With more parents and young adults being increasingly vigilant about sex trafficking, one Florida teenager’s story reinforces the perils of the predatory act. A 13-year-old girl told investigators that she was sold to more than 100 men for sex in less than a month’s time, NBC […]

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    New Monument Will Honor New York City’s Historic Black Seneca Village Community

    November 8, 2019 by Juan Ignacio Comments are Disabled

    November 3, 2019 Edit Edit with WPBakery Page Builder The legacy of a historic Black community that once resided in the epicenter of New York City will be memorialized. According to the Smithsonian, a new monument will capture the history of Seneca Village. The 19th-century […]

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    2nd Annual Photography Conference Exclusively Celebrates Black Photographers

    October 31, 2019 by Juan Ignacio Comments are Disabled

    October 30, 2019 Edit Edit with WPBakery Page Builder Tomayia Colvin Education (TCE), an online education platform for photographers that features Black speakers and speakers of color and celebrates diversity, hosted its second The Photo Cookout photography conference in New Orleans, Louisiana on October 6-8, […]

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