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Roland Butcher: We need ACE Programme to go on for 20, 30, 40 years

93 Views First published on thecricketer.com JEREMY BLACKMORE: Befitting a man who has spent his career breaking down barriers to inclusion, Butcher did not hesitate when Ebony Rainford-Brent asked him to become one of the first honorary patrons of the ACE Programme Forty years on from his landmark Test debut as the first black cricketer to play for England, Roland Butcher still sees challenges preventing players from breaking through in the game. After a year defined by the Black Lives Matter movement almost as much as the pandemic, the anniversary of Butcher’s first cap has been one to celebrate.

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Election Results for 2021 NCC Board of Directors and Officers

Election Results for 2021 NCC Board of Directors and Officers Share Article The National Certification Corporation (NCC) is pleased to announce the outcome of the NCC Board of Directors and Officers election. Directors are elected by constituents through a slate approval process and officers are appointed by the Board of Directors. New and returning directors are listed below. The full Board of Director listing is available at https://www.nccwebsite.org/NCC-Leadership.aspx. Jacki S. Witt, JD, MSN, WHNP-BC, FAANP, President, National Certification Corporation (NCC) NCC welcomes the knowledge, expertise, and support of our Board of Directors. CHICAGO (PRWEB) January 07, 2021 The National Certification Corporation (NCC) is pleased to announce the outcome of the NCC Board of Directors and Officers election. Directors are elected by constituents through a slate approval process and officers are appointed by the Boar

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Why is dating not in the bible?

Here in the 21 st Century, it is a social norm for people to date before deciding to commit and later marry. This practice has become a norm in our societies over time as both men and women develop more of an appreciation for freedom of choice and autonomy and because of the deep fear of marrying the “wrong person”. People nowadays rather spend years getting to know someone before deciding to commit to lifelong partnership and this is more than understandable. However, this is not how it has always been. Back in the olden days when women didn’t have much autonomy or freedom or much of a respected opinion, most, if not all, marriages were arranged with no dating before the vows were taken. Parents played a more integral role in the choice of partner for their child than the child did for themselves, and while I am not saying that all these marriages were happy and they all worked out, studies show that divorce has increased with the increase in autonomy between men and women.

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Dynamic music promoter Denise Jones was a vital force in the Jamaican-Canadian community

Dynamic music promoter Denise Jones was a vital force in the Jamaican-Canadian community
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International lawyers and activists organize independent inquiry into US police violence

International lawyers and activists organize independent inquiry into US police violence By Rupa Shenoy © Martial Trezzini/Keystone/Pool/AP Philonise Floyd, left, brother of George Floyd, speaks via video message at the Human Rights Council of the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, June 17, during an urgent debate on current racially inspired human rights violations, systematic racism, police brutality against people of African descent and violence against peaceful protests. It’s been more than six months since George Floyd s killing by police on May 25 sparked worldwide protests, and led the United Nations Human Rights Council to consider creating a commission to investigate police violence in the US. That didn’t happen, but the international network of lawyers and activists who feel such an inquiry is needed didn’t give up.

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