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D.C. Statehood Is More Urgent Than Ever | The Atlantic
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  —  BY, JACQUELINE CHARLES, SHIRSHO DASGUPTA, KEVIN G. HALL AND ROSMERY IZAGUIRRE Julia Guzmán lost her husband Victor Raúl Vega last August when 13 members of her household in the Peruvian capital of…

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Black America Has Reason to Question Authorities | The New Yorker

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Why Africa’s COVID-19 Outbreak Hasn’t Been as Bad as Everyone Feared | TIME

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Black Doctor Dies of Covid-19 After Complaining of Racist Treatment | The New York Times

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MUSIC

Betty Wright Laid To Rest Like A Queen In Miami Hometown | BET
Music icon Miles Davis remembered ahead of 94th birthday on SiriusXM’s ‘Real Jazz’ | The St. Louis American
The National Museum of African American Music: Almost Twenty Years In The Making, About to Come True | Medium

TECHNOLOGY

Three African Skeletons Found in Mexico Show Horrors of Early Slavery in the New World | Gizmodo
This Ashanti prince became the First Black Mining Engineer in the world in the 1850s | Face2Face Africa
Facial recognition fails on race, government study says | BBC News