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Sen. Cory Booker Announces 2020 Run for the White House

February 6, 2019 LA Data News 0

By Lauren Victoria Burke NNPA Newswire Correspondent Though much of the 2020 Election attention this week went to former Starbucks Coffee executive Howard Schultz, the end of the week held a surprise entry: Senator Cory […]

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Angela Davis Reoffered Award By Birmingham Civil Rights Institute

January 30, 2019 LA Data News 0

Data Staff Report The institute sparked outrage after it rescinded an award to the longtime civil rights activist, with speculation it was due to her activism for Palestinian rights. Angela Davis has been reoffered an […]

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Michael Jackson’s Family Accuses Sexual Abuse Documentary as being ‘A Public Lynching’

January 30, 2019 LA Data News 0

Data Staff Report The family of singer Michael Jackson on Monday joined the firestorm against “Leaving Neverland,” calling the harrowing new documentary about Jackson’s alleged history of sexually abusing boys a “public lynching.” “People have […]

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In Honor of Black History Month, Honor the Black and White Soldiers Who Fought to Defeat Slavery

January 30, 2019 LA Data News 0

Leon A. Waters Chairperson of the Louisiana Museum of African American History; Manager of Hidden History Tours, @ www.HiddenHistory.us Africans played a very important role in the victory over the slave holders and the defeat […]

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Supreme Court Agrees To Hear A Second Amendment Case For The First Time In 9 Years

January 22, 2019 LA Data News 0

Data Staff Edited Report WASHINGTON, DC— The Supreme Court is taking up its first gun rights case in nine years, a challenge to New York City’s prohibition on carrying a licensed, locked and unloaded handgun […]

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Soar Like an Eagle

January 17, 2019 LA Data News 0

By Jeffrey L. Boney NNPA Newswire Contributor Here in the United States, the Boy Scouts of America is considered to be one of the most revered institutions for the development of young boys. In the […]

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MAYOR CANTRELL NAMES SHAUN FERGUSON AS NEW NOPD SUPERINTENDENT

January 17, 2019 LA Data News 0

City of New Orleans NEW ORLEANS — Today, Mayor LaToya Cantrell, joined by several public safety leaders, announced her selection for the new superintendent of the New Orleans Police Department: Commander Shaun Ferguson. “I understand […]

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Five African American NFL Head Coaches Fired

January 9, 2019 LA Data News 0

By Lauren Victoria Burke NNPA Newswire Correspondent “Not a good look for diversity today in the NFL. In 2006, when Commissioner Goodell was hired, there were seven minority coaches and four minority general managers. Today […]

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Mayor Cantrell Helps Kick-off Carnival Season with King’s Day at Gallier Hall

January 9, 2019 LA Data News 0

Mayor LaToya kicked off an historic Carnival Season as the City’s first female mayor, preparing for Mardi Gras by hosting the traditional King’s Day Ceremony at Gallier Hall on Sunday, Jan. 6th. The ceremony, held […]

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Philly Judge Grants Mumia Abu-Jamal Right of Appeal

December 31, 2018 LA Data News 0

Data Staff Edited Report A judge in Philadelphia has reinstated appeal rights to former Black Panther Mumia Abu-Jamal — convicted of killing a city police officer more than 30 years ago — who has long […]

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