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OP-ED: Haiti TPS: Have We Lost Sense of Humanity?
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — The treatment of more than 300,000 Haitians living and working in the United States under Temporary Protected Status (TPS) presents such a moment. The Senate should pass S.4814, legislation that would extend TPS for Haitians for three years. The Senate’s Republican members hold a critical key to whether Congress will act before the midterm elections. The post OP-ED: Haiti TPS: Have We Lost Sense of Humanity? appeared first on BlackPressUSA.
Unpacking “Playing the Game”: Race, Brilliance & Sports Secrets! #shorts
Gary Green II unpacks his new book "Playing the Game," revealing embodied brilliance in sports and transcending racial limits. Explore insights from a football legacy and Black spiritualities. The post Unpacking “Playing the Game”: Race, Brilliance & Sports Secrets! #shorts appeared first on BlackPressUSA.

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CalAIM Helped Alfred Flores Rebuild His Life. Why Can’t More Californians Access Its Benefits?
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California helicopter crash kills 2 and one person is still missing
A California medical helicopter went down off the coast of Catalina Island late Wednesday night, setting off an emergency response that stretched into the early hours of Thursday. Two people were killed, two others were transported to local hospitals and a fifth person remained unaccounted for as authorities continued their search in the waters off The post California helicopter crash kills 2 and one person is still missing appeared first on Rolling Out.

Trump Immigration Court Deporting Unaccompanied Children As Young As 2
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Federal Judge Lifts Oakland Police Department’s Consent Decree
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Kentucky constituents remember Breonna Taylor; Beshear wins as governor in red state against Cameron

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Former attorney general, Daniel Cameron, was criticized for his mishandling of the Taylor case; he suffered a loss as the first Black governor because of it By Black Headline News https://vimeo.com/882755158?share=copy Governor Andy Beshear, the nation’s most popular Democratic governor, has won re-election in Kentucky–a major win for Democrats in a red-leaning state. It was

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