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NYC : New Federal Theatre Founder, Woodie King Jr. Can Help Students with Historic and Current Arts & Intellectual Context Questions…

5 May 20145 May 2014

Woodie King, Jr. Mr. King King was born in Alabama. He graduated high school in 1956 in Detroit, Michigan, United States, and worked…

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Books: What Makes The Times That We Live Conducive For an Arts & Intellectual – Renaissance? Ask… Lawrence P. Jackson Emory University Professor

4 May 20144 May 2014

WE ARE ALWAYS IN AN ARTS and INTELLECTUAL RENAISSANCE: BUT TELL ME...WHO IS DOCUMENTING IT TODAY WHEN ALL WE SEE IS "ENTERTAINMENT" REALITY TV AND SITCOMS? People are Out There...…

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No Links to Cuomo? Their Ad Is Labeled ‘Client: Andrew Cuomo’ 26 Jul 2017
New Yorkers United Together appears to be the third nonprofit formed by allies of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo to emerge in support of his policies.
BRIAN M. ROSENTHAL
Death of Pioneering New York Judge Is Ruled a Suicide 26 Jul 2017
Putting to rest a mystery, a medical examiner said Judge Sheila Abdus-Salaam, the first black woman on New York State’s highest court, had drowned herself in the Hudson.
ALAN FEUER
$800 Million Subway Rescue Plan Adds Cars and Subtracts Seats 25 Jul 2017
As part of the nearly $800 million emergency rescue plan, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has promised to repair outdated signals and overhaul trains.
EMMA G. FITZSIMMONS

Diesel and petrol car ban: Clean air strategy 'not enough' 26 Jul 2017
The clean air strategy should include a scrappage scheme and clean air zones, campaigners say.
Trump: Transgender people 'can't serve' in US military 26 Jul 2017
The US president cites "tremendous medical costs and disruption" for the ban.
Facebook flush with advertising money 26 Jul 2017
The social media company's profits jumped 71%, amid strong advertising spending and user growth.
Pakistan village council orders 'revenge rape' of girl 26 Jul 2017
A teenager in Multan is raped by order of a village council after her brother was accused of rape.
Manchester terror attack: Saffie Roussos funeral held 26 Jul 2017
Saffie Roussos was among 22 people killed when a suicide bomber attacked Manchester Arena.
Parents agree Charlie Gard can go to hospice 26 Jul 2017
Both sides are discussing arrangements for terminally-ill baby Charlie Gard's end of life care.
Murdered Celine Dookhran was 'talented and loving daughter' 26 Jul 2017
Celine Dookhran was a "talented and loving daughter", her family said.
Sex on plane Bristol teacher struck off from profession 26 Jul 2017
Eleanor Wilson, 28, had sex with a male pupil in an aeroplane toilet while on a school trip.
Venezuela: Protesters clash with police during 48-hour strike 26 Jul 2017
Police opened fire on people protesting during a nationwide strike, due to last 48 hours.
Earl Spencer 'lied to' over princes following Diana's coffin 26 Jul 2017
Young princes should not have had to walk behind their mother's coffin, princess's brother says.

Pennsylvania Professor Charged With Keying Neighbor’s Cars 26 Jul 2017
BRIDGEVILLE, Pa. (AP) — A Pennsylvania professor known for her expertise on consumer trends has been charged with keying her neighbors’ cars. Bridgeville police say Duquesne University professor Audrey Guskey told them she gets upset when others park their vehicles in front of her residence. Police have charged the marketing and communications expert with cr […]
AP
Michelle Obama Heard And Felt Insults And Shade While She Was First Lady 26 Jul 2017
Michelle Obama appeared before a crowd of about 8,500 at the Women’s Foundation of Colorado’s 30th anniversary event in Denver to discuss her experience as America’s first black first lady. She was interviewed Tuesday by WFCO President and CEO Lauren Casteel at the Pepsi Center ― the same venue where she addressed thousands at the 2008 Democratic National [… […]
EURweb.com
Trump Bans Transgender Americans From The Military 26 Jul 2017
Trump's announcement is a complete pivot on previous comments he made on Twitter last June.
Charise Frazier
5-Year-Old Drowns At Georgia Day Camp 26 Jul 2017
5-year-old Benjamin ‘Kamau’ Hosch III, drowned at Cochran Mill Nature Center in a waterfall on July 24, 2017 near Atlanta, Georgia. Kamau was attending Camp Cricket with 13 other children as part of a summer camp. On that day the children took a trip to the center to have lunch, hike and play in the […]
Diannah Watson, BlackAmericaWeb.com
McCain Delivers A Key Health Care Vote, Scolding Message 26 Jul 2017
WASHINGTON (AP) — The maverick stood with his party on Tuesday, casting a crucial vote in the Republican drive to repeal “Obamacare.” But then, like an angry prophet, Sen. John McCain condemned the tribal politics besetting the nation. Confronting an aggressive brain cancer, the 80-year-old Arizonan served notice he would not vote for the GOP […]
Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Associated Press
‘It Made Me Have To Be Tough:’ Mike Tyson Opens Up About Childhood Sex Assault 25 Jul 2017
Mike Tyson, 51, said being a victim of childhood sex assault "made me have to be tough for the world I lived in."
Lynette Holloway
Groups To Train Volunteers To Record Police Interactions 25 Jul 2017
WASHINGTON (AP) — Civil rights groups are planning to train a legion of volunteers on how to record police encounters in minority neighborhoods in hopes that fear of being videoed will deter misconduct like illegal shootings of unarmed men and women. The Multicultural Media, Telecom and Internet Council and other groups officially announced the Santana […] […]
Jesse J. Holland, Associated Press
Minneapolis Police Chief Resigns After Shooting By Officer 25 Jul 2017
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minneapolis police Chief Janee Harteau resigned Friday at the request of the mayor, who said she lost confidence in the chief after last weekend’s fatal police shooting of an unarmed Australian woman who had called 911. In a statement released Friday, Harteau said: “I’ve decided I am willing to step aside to […]
Amy Forliti and Steve Karnowski, Associated Press
No Foul Play: Burundi Robotics Teens Likely Meant To Vanish 25 Jul 2017
McLEAN, Va. (AP) — As an international robotics competition in the U.S. capital was wrapping up, the chaperone of the Burundi team was confronting his worst nightmare: He couldn’t find his kids. He looked in the college dorms where the six teens — ages 16 to 18 — had been staying. Their bags were packed […]
Matthew Barakat, Associated Press
Black Women Picking Up Firearms For Self-Defense 25 Jul 2017
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. (AP) — Sitting in a classroom above a gun range, a woman hesitantly says she isn’t sure she could ever shoot and kill someone, even to protect herself. Couldn’t she just aim for their leg and try to maim them? Her instructor says self-defense is not about killing someone, but is instead about […]
LISA MARIE PANE, Associated Press