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Longtime BET Head Debra Lee Launches Diversity-Focused Consulting Firm, Vows to Break Old Systems and Networks

Longtime BET Head Debra Lee Launches Diversity-Focused Consulting Firm, Vows to Break Old Systems and Networks
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Cricket: What India s remarkable test win over Australia means for the Black Caps World Test Championship chances

Here's what the Black Caps need to happen to reach the World Test Championship final.

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Paradise Square: Musical about the Irish and Black in NYC s Five Points

Comments Larry Kirwan, the frontman for the famed Irish American rock group Black 47, helped conceive the new musical Paradise Square. Larry Kirwan adds his name as co-writer to the powerhouse production team of choreographer Bill T. Jones and director Moisés Kaufman in a forthcoming Broadway show called Paradise Square, which is set in the Five Points of New York City in 1863 as the Civil War rages. “It’s about two brutalized peoples, Irish and African-American, one fleeing famine, and one fleeing slavery, who meet in the Five Points, and, for a brief moment, change the flow of American history, until America catches up with it, Kirwan, who previously contributed a weekly column about Black 47 to IrishCentral, told The New York Times.

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Dr Nate brings scholarship, expertise to SIUE

Dr. Nate brings scholarship, expertise to SIUE The Telegraph FacebookTwitterEmail Williams EDWARDSVILLE “Liberating self through the pursuit of freedom, while chasing the shadow of justice” is an illuminating descriptor of the pedagogical philosophy, rooted in Critical Race Theory (CRT), held by a young Black educator who has pledged himself to socially-just, community-based teaching, scholarship and activism. Southern Illinois University Edwardsville’s Nate Williams, PhD, associate professor in the School of Education, Health and Human Behavior’s (SEHHB) Department of Teaching and Learning, has been on campus for five months and is already knee-deep in classes, programs and initiatives that seek to secure the educational liberation of marginalized people and amplify knowledge for everyone.

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CT service plaza workers rally for better pay, benefits, treatment

CT service plaza workers rally for better pay, benefits, treatment FacebookTwitterEmail 1of9 Azucena Santiago, who works at one of the Milford Service Plaza McDonald’s, speaks at a rally at the northbound Fairfield Service Plaza, in Fairfield, Conn. Jan. 18, 2021. About a hundred service plaza workers gathered in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and to speak about their rights.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of9 Azucena Santiago, left, who works at one of the Milford Service Plaza McDonald’s, cheers with her family during a rally at the northbound Fairfield Service Plaza, in Fairfield, Conn. Jan. 18, 2021. About a hundred service plaza workers gathered in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and to speak about their rights.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less

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