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Publisher of The Atlanta Voice honored with NABJ 2021 Legacy Award  

    Publisher of The Atlanta Voice honored with NABJ 2021 Legacy Award  

The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) announced that Janis L. Ware, publisher of The Atlanta Voice, will receive its Legacy Award, a special honor presented during its 2021 Hall of Fame Inductees, Special Honors Recipients and Finalists ceremony. 

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Are rumors of a holiday turkey shortage true?

    Are rumors of a holiday turkey shortage true?

Are rumors of a holiday turkey shortage true?

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Ribbon cutting for HBCU National Center set for November

    Ribbon cutting for HBCU National Center set for November

On Nov. 11, the HBCU National Center will hold a ribbon cutting blocks from the U.S. Capitol.

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First-time author honors murdered son by completing his goals

    First-time author honors murdered son by completing his goals

First-time author honors murdered son by completing his goals

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New app helps track racial incidents and find missing Black people

  New app helps track racial incidents and find missing Black people

New app helps track racial incidents and find missing Black people

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Former NFL player Gerome Sapp creates Rares platform to invest in $79 billion sneaker culture

  Former NFL player Gerome Sapp creates Rares platform to invest in $79 billion sneaker culture

Former NFL player Gerome Sapp creates Rares platform to invest in $79 billion sneaker culture

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New program helping Black and Latino entrepreneurs gain access to business credit

  New program helping Black and Latino entrepreneurs gain access to business credit

New program helping Black and Latino entrepreneurs gain access to business credit

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Dr. Tony Allen appointed as chair of President’s Board of Advisors on HBCUs

  Dr. Tony Allen appointed as chair of President’s Board of Advisors on HBCUs

Dr. Tony Allen appointed as chair of President’s Board of Advisors on HBCUs

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HBCUs seeing increase in enrollment

  HBCUs seeing increase in enrollment

HBCUs seeing increase in enrollment

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Army New England Recruiting Battalion names first woman, African American as commander

  Army New England Recruiting Battalion names first woman, African American as commander

Lt. Col. Natasha Sunday Clarke has received many accolades throughout her military career, and she added another to the list last week, officially becoming both the first woman and African American to lead the New England Recruiting Battalion.

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