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Recession by any other name still hits Blacks hardest
‘Some are having to consider taking their families to move back into their elderly parents’ homes…’
Arts + Culture
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Film Review: Jordan Peele’s latest has moments and misses
You spend more time waiting to be scared and shocked than being scared and shocked.
Sports
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Many baseball minor leaguers don’t earn a living wage
Unless you make the majors, playing baseball isn’t the charmed life.
Business
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Black Business Spotlight: Krewe Restaurant
‘Introducing Creole Cajun food to a rural West Central Minnesota community, it was a bit of a stretch.’
COVID-19 Info & Resources
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Boost now or wait? Many wonder how best to ride out COVID’s next wave
Many people tuned out the pandemic long ago, putting them at risk during the current wave, experts said.
Health & Wellness
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Keeping kids safe in the water
For every child who dies from drowning, another eight receive emergency department care for non-fatal drowning.
Opinion
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WORD ON THE STREET | What can we do to stop the violence?
We asked community members: What do you think will help stop the violence in the community?
Bulletin
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Go Green
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Midwest power grid capacity opens up, boosting renewable projects
‘We’re trying to meet the needs of utilities as they’re planning for shifting towards clean energy resources.’
Education
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Emory University announces the first African American studies Ph.D. program in the U.S. Southeast
Emory University in Atlanta has announced the first African American Studies Ph.D. Program in the Southeast United States.
