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Barbados Gets First Female Prime Minister

May 28, 2018 Staff 0

ELECTIONS: Mia Mottley has become Barbados’ first female prime minister THE BARBADOS Labour Party (BLP) has won a landslide victory in the country’s elections. The new government will be led by Mia Mottley, the country’s […]

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Despite Loyalty, Democratic National Committee Has a Lousy Record of Hiring Black Businesses

April 30, 2018 Staff 0

By Jeffrey McKinney, blackenterprise.com When it comes to hiring black businesses, the Democratic National Committee has much more to do. Just 17.6% of the $17.5 million of the DNC’s contract spending for consulting work, including an anemic 6.4% for black […]

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Costa Rica Elects First President of African Descent

April 3, 2018 Staff 0

by Kia Morgan Smith For the first time in its history, Costa Rica will see the first person of African descent to take the helm as the country’s Vice-President on May 8. Epsy Alejandra Campbell […]

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Stacey Dash Drops Out of Congressional Race

April 1, 2018 Staff 0

It looks like Stacey Dash isn’t going to pursue politics after all. The Clueless star has dropped out of the Congressional race of California’s 44th district, she announced on Twitter. “After much prayer, introspection and discussions with […]

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Trump Administration Appoints Its First Minority Director to the Small Business Administration

February 26, 2018 Staff 0

by Adedamola Agboola Ashley Bell will take the reins of the Small Business Administration’s Southeast Region as its new director, the White House announced Monday. The Georgia native, who will be sworn in Monday, Feb. 26, […]

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Obama Foundation Launches New Career Page and Internship Application

February 4, 2018 Staff 0

THE OBAMA PRESIDENTIAL Center from the South West, showing how the Museum Building, Forum Building, and Library Building will surround a public plaza. The Center is oriented to the neighborhood just west across Stony Island […]

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Former Mayor Launches Bid for Congress

February 1, 2018 admin 0

Former Jacksonville Mayor Alvin Brown filed papers this week to challenge U.S. Congressman Al Lawson for the 5th Congressional District.  Lawson, a first time representative, won the seat over 12 term incumbent Corrine Brown in […]

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Trump Takes Credit For Low Black Unemployment Rate

January 9, 2018 Staff 0

By Defender News Service Donald Trump is taking credit for the historic low unemployment rate for African Americans. The president also took the opportunity to slam the Democratic Party. “African American unemployment is the lowest […]

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The Big pay Back: U.S. Senator-elect Doug Jones Hires a Black Chief of Staff

January 5, 2018 Staff 0

Dana Gresham By Frederick H. Lowe U.S. Senator-elect Doug Jones of Alabama on Tuesday hired Dana Gresham, an African-American Washington, D.C. insider, as his chief of staff. Jones, who will be sworn in Wednesday will […]

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Civil Rights Groups Want Alabama’s Newest Senator to Hire Minorities

December 29, 2017 Staff 0

by Lauren Victoria Burke (NNPA Newswire Contributor) Black voters propelled Doug Jones’ to a historic victory in Alabama’s special election for Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ vacant Senate seat. Now, civil rights groups are calling on […]

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