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This Week in Black History

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Festival organizer is supportive of Juneteenth holiday proposal

Wave Staff Don - August 27, 2020 0

BILL VAUGHAN’S TASTY CLIPS: ‘Mr. SOUL!’ looks at America’s first ‘Black...

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BOOK CORNER: Kobe Bryant co-authors ‘Geese Are Never Swans’

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Second day of NBA playoff games canceled in protest

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‘Bad law has consequences’

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New Inglewood stadium to open without football fans

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County coronavirus numbers continue downward trends, official says

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Council members propose renaming street for Kobe Bryant

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Health official cautious despite improving coronavirus numbers

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