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For many, walking through a museum is a chance to experience a bit of history they might know nothing about. But that's not the case for Natisha Simms and dozens of others at Fort Gregg-Adams.

By Frances Murphy (Toni) Draper | Word In Black - Maryland Governor Wes Moore signed a bill recognizing the 6888th Battalion — Black women who served their country when their country did not serve them.

The official said accordingly, department/office-wise arrangements were made for acceptance of letters, applications and memorandums at the central unit of Mantralaya.

The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion consisted of all but two Black women who were charged with the special task of mail delivery to boost morale during World War II. In 2021 the battalion was honored for their commitment and service to their country. 

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As the university looks forward to an increase in face-to-face learning and working for fall 2021, the facilities and operations teams would like to remind the campus community to be aware of the following infrastructure considerations. These teams are anticipating an increase in work orders and Help Desk requests as classes resume and ask for patientence and kindness as they work address requests and other issues as quickly as possible.

TWENTY-FIVE trade unions and campaign groups in Oxfordshire have signed a statement in opposition to the Government’s Police, Crime Sentencing, and Courts Bill. The police Bill will hand greater power to police to shut down protests deemed overly noisy or disruptive. Oxfordshire groups oppose it because they say it will limit people’s right to protest and impact disproportionally on black and minority communities. Ian Mckendrick, chairman of Oxford Stand Up To Racism said: “Black ...