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This Week in Black History, June 12, 1963
Post to This Week In Black History with Photo BLACK 061126 NAACP field secretary Medgar Evers is murdered in…
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Serena Williams triumphant in opening match at Queen’s Club
By MATTIAS KAREN Contributing Writer LONDON (AP) — After nearly four years away from professional tennis, Serena Williams made a…
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Ten years after his death, Ali still seen as ‘The Greatest’
By Dylan Lovan Contributing Writer LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Muhammad Ali’s legacy extends beyond his stinging right jab, world titles…
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Garrett sees trade to Rams as path to postseason success
By Dan Greenspan Contributing Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) — Short of winning the Super Bowl, Myles Garrett did almost everything…
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Advocates sound alarm on rights violations ahead of World Cup Tournament
By Selen Ozturk Contributing Writer SAN FRANCISCO — With the FIFA World Cup scheduled to open June 11, civil advocates…
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Serena Williams says she’s coming back to tennis at 44
By Andrew Dampf Contributing Writer PARIS (AP) — Serena Williams is coming back to professional tennis at the age of…
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This week in Black History, June 5, 1973
Former Compton schoolteacher Doris A. Davis, who had been elected the city’s first Black city clerk, defeats incumbent Mayor Douglas…
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Blacks only dinner at French Open still raising eyebrows
By ANDREW DAMPF Contributing Writer PARIS (AP) – Naomi Osaka and Taylor Townsend are piling up wins on the court…
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This Week in Black History, May 29, 1973
Despite a sometime hostile and racially tinged campaign, former Los Angeles City Councilman Tom Bradley, the grandson of a former…
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Racism’ lawsuit led by Black NFL ex-coach to head to trial
By Lindsay Whitehurst Contributing Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Supreme Court May 26 refused to intervene in a discrimination…
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