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US 'Black Friday' Online Spending Put At Record $10.8 Billion
American consumers spent a record $10.8 billion online during "Black Friday" promotions, with many using artificial intelligence tools to find the best deals, Adobe Analytics announced Saturday.
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Authorities Probing Bigoted Text Messages That Spread Alarm Across US
Federal and state authorities are investigating a wave of bigoted text messages sent anonymously that have spread alarm among Black Americans across the country this week, officials and recipients told Reuters.
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How African-Americans Fought For The Right To Vote In US Presidential Elections
In the aftermath of the Civil War, with the abolition of slavery formalised by the 13th Amendment in 1865, approximately 4 million freed Black Americans were eager to secure their place as full citizens, including the critical right to vote.
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Meghan Thee Stallion Proved You Can't Go Wrong With A Classic Little Black Michael Kors Dress
Meghan Thee Stallion made heads turn with her style choices at the Golden Heart Awards in New York City
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With Kamala Harris, Democrats Would Bet Against US History Of Sexism, Racism
The Democratic party will be taking a historic gamble if it now turns to Vice President Kamala Harris to become its presidential candidate, betting that a Black woman can overcome racism, sexism and her own missteps as a politician to defeat Republic
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Explained: What Is Juneteenth, Why Is It Celebrated Every Year In US
Juneteenth, a day that marks the emancipation of enslaved Black Americans, is always observed on June 19 each year. It became a U.S. federal holiday in 2021, following the signing of a bill by President Joe Biden.
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Black Men Sue American Airlines, Claim They Were Kicked Off Plane Over Body Odour
One of the complainants said they were made to look like criminals as they walked down the aisle of the plane.
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Joey King In A Black David Koma Cutout Gown Was The Reigning Queen Of This Red Carpet
At the American Film Institute awards, Joey King showcased her fashion prowess on the red carpet
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US Congressional Black Caucus Lineup To Oust Indian-American Congressman Shri Thanedar
In one of the rarest instances, the Congressional Black Caucus has lined up to oust one of the sitting lawmakers, Indian American Congressman Shri Thanedar, who is seeking his re-election from the 13th Congressional District of Michigan.
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AI Shows Racial Bias, Fails To Detect Depression In Black Meta Users: Study
Analyzing social media using artificial intelligence may pick up signals of depression in white Americans but not in Black counterparts, according to a study that highlights the risk of training AI models for healthcare tasks without proper data.
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This Country Is Offering Snake Pizza. Would You Try It?
Snake stew is a tasty soup that people in Hong Kong and southern China like to eat, especially when it's cold outside.
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Activist Shaun King Spars With Family Of US Hostages Over His Role In Release By Hamas
The family of two American hostages released by Hamas terrorists has accused Black Lives Matter activist and author Shaun King of lying when he claimed he worked "frantically behind the scenes" to help secure their release.
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Baldwin Vs Buckley: Legendary US Racism Debate Still 'Relevant Today'
It was a legendary debate about racism in the United States between two of the country's great minds. One a gay Black writer, the other a blue-blooded white dandy and leading thinker of the American right.
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Tim Scott, Only Black Republican In US Senate, Announces Presidential Bid
South Carolina Senator Tim Scott launched his bid to become the first Black Republican US president on Monday, vowing to fight for a return to the American way of life he said was under threat from Joe Biden's Democrats.
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Gun Violence Is Top Public Health Concern For Americans, Says New Study
49% of Black Americans, 50% of Democrats, and 31% of people living in urban areas cited firearm access as their number one concern.
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US 'Black Friday' Online Spending Put At Record $10.8 Billion
American consumers spent a record $10.8 billion online during "Black Friday" promotions, with many using artificial intelligence tools to find the best deals, Adobe Analytics announced Saturday.
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Authorities Probing Bigoted Text Messages That Spread Alarm Across US
Federal and state authorities are investigating a wave of bigoted text messages sent anonymously that have spread alarm among Black Americans across the country this week, officials and recipients told Reuters.
-
How African-Americans Fought For The Right To Vote In US Presidential Elections
In the aftermath of the Civil War, with the abolition of slavery formalised by the 13th Amendment in 1865, approximately 4 million freed Black Americans were eager to secure their place as full citizens, including the critical right to vote.
-
Meghan Thee Stallion Proved You Can't Go Wrong With A Classic Little Black Michael Kors Dress
Meghan Thee Stallion made heads turn with her style choices at the Golden Heart Awards in New York City
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With Kamala Harris, Democrats Would Bet Against US History Of Sexism, Racism
The Democratic party will be taking a historic gamble if it now turns to Vice President Kamala Harris to become its presidential candidate, betting that a Black woman can overcome racism, sexism and her own missteps as a politician to defeat Republic
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Explained: What Is Juneteenth, Why Is It Celebrated Every Year In US
Juneteenth, a day that marks the emancipation of enslaved Black Americans, is always observed on June 19 each year. It became a U.S. federal holiday in 2021, following the signing of a bill by President Joe Biden.
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Black Men Sue American Airlines, Claim They Were Kicked Off Plane Over Body Odour
One of the complainants said they were made to look like criminals as they walked down the aisle of the plane.
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Joey King In A Black David Koma Cutout Gown Was The Reigning Queen Of This Red Carpet
At the American Film Institute awards, Joey King showcased her fashion prowess on the red carpet
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US Congressional Black Caucus Lineup To Oust Indian-American Congressman Shri Thanedar
In one of the rarest instances, the Congressional Black Caucus has lined up to oust one of the sitting lawmakers, Indian American Congressman Shri Thanedar, who is seeking his re-election from the 13th Congressional District of Michigan.
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AI Shows Racial Bias, Fails To Detect Depression In Black Meta Users: Study
Analyzing social media using artificial intelligence may pick up signals of depression in white Americans but not in Black counterparts, according to a study that highlights the risk of training AI models for healthcare tasks without proper data.
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This Country Is Offering Snake Pizza. Would You Try It?
Snake stew is a tasty soup that people in Hong Kong and southern China like to eat, especially when it's cold outside.
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Activist Shaun King Spars With Family Of US Hostages Over His Role In Release By Hamas
The family of two American hostages released by Hamas terrorists has accused Black Lives Matter activist and author Shaun King of lying when he claimed he worked "frantically behind the scenes" to help secure their release.
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Baldwin Vs Buckley: Legendary US Racism Debate Still 'Relevant Today'
It was a legendary debate about racism in the United States between two of the country's great minds. One a gay Black writer, the other a blue-blooded white dandy and leading thinker of the American right.
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Tim Scott, Only Black Republican In US Senate, Announces Presidential Bid
South Carolina Senator Tim Scott launched his bid to become the first Black Republican US president on Monday, vowing to fight for a return to the American way of life he said was under threat from Joe Biden's Democrats.
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Gun Violence Is Top Public Health Concern For Americans, Says New Study
49% of Black Americans, 50% of Democrats, and 31% of people living in urban areas cited firearm access as their number one concern.
