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October 4th, Vol. 17
October 4, 2022
These are unprecedented times in New York City. Public Safety is not improving. Children feel unsafe traveling to school so they bring weapons to protect
South Africa Wins their First Women’s African Cup of Nations
August 1, 2022
South Africa Wins Their First Women’s Africa Cup of Nations
Misinformation Leads to Protests Against School Budget Cuts
July 20, 2022
Misinformation Leads to Protests Against School Budget Cuts
South African Cultural Center Opens, Showcasing Artists
July 20, 2022
South African Cultural Center Opens, Showcasing Artists
Politicians And Special Interests Are Stealing $1 Billion Of Our Children’s Money – The Funds From Our Legal Settlement With Governor Hochul
July 20, 2022
Politicians And Special Interests Are Stealing $1 Billion Of Our Children’s Money – The Funds From Our Legal Settlement With Governor Hochul
Dr. Al Vann, A Giant In Black Community Empowerment, Passes Away
July 20, 2022
Dr. Al Vann, A Giant In Black Community Empowerment, Passes Away
Mayor Adams 6-Month Progress Report – How’s He Doing?
July 20, 2022
Mayor Adams 6-Month Progress Report – How’s He Doing?
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