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Sara Lomax (WURD/URL Media), Karen McMullen (Urbanworld) & Martin Reynolds (Maynard Institute) discuss how the Black press in America was born from activism, fighting for the humanity of people who ...

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Among Donald Trump’s flurry of executive orders, all signed in the first week of his new term, perhaps the one with the most far-reaching impact was also one of the least talked about and scrutinized.

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