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Ali beyond the ropes: Muhammad Ali’s philanthropy efforts accompany his golden gloves

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Thirty minutes after all of his other organs failed, Muhammad Ali’s heart continued to beat, pumping blood to body parts that had previously shut...
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Gifts from grief: Grieving mother helps hit-and-run victims, families heal

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After more than a year of court proceedings, the hit-and-run driver who struck 41-year-old Tanya Turman in March of 2015 will be sentenced June...
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Black farmer fights to kill death tax

Avis Thomas-Lester, Urban News Service -
John Wesley Boyd, Jr., lives off the land raising cows and growing soybeans and corn on 400 acres he owns in rural Baskerville, Virginia.He...
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The Indianapolis Recorder Honors Minority Law Professionals

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The Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper will honor 8 minority professionals who have exhibited excellence in the field of law during the annual Golden Laurel Professional...
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Where did the Black banks go?

Patrice Gaines, Urban News Service -
America has half as many Black-owned banks as existed 15 years ago.“People assume don’t know what they are doing,” said Alden McDonald, CEO...
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Atlanta’s Paschal’s Restaurant serves soul food, history

Curtis Bunn, Urban News Service -
Paschal’s has been Atlanta’s premier soul food restaurant for nearly 70 years. It’s secret recipe? A rare blend of down-home cooking, civil rights and...
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In New York’s schools, violence is rampant, punishment is rare

K. Barrett Bilali, Urban News Service -
Osman Couey is a New York City teacher who allegedly threw Ka’Veon Wilson, a 7-year-old special-needs student, across a hallway at Harlem’s Public School...
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Flourishing House Flippers, Interior Designers at Home on HGTV

Ronda Racha Penrice, Urban News Service -
Home flippers and interior designers are thriving in the rebounding real-estate sector — as seen on TV.With an average gross profit of $55,000 per...
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Andre Mack and Mouton Noir: The wine world’s black sheep

Eric Easter, Urban News Service -
In a third-floor loft a few blocks from Madison Square Garden, the wine merchants at Banville & Jones are deciding which wines New Yorkers...
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Finding Kunta: Black entrepreneurs connect the dots after Roots

Ronda Racha Penrice, Urban News Service -
Kunta Kinte still haunts us. Nearly 40 years after it premiered, Roots – Alex Haley’s iconic quest, tracing his ancestry from slavery back to Juffure, The Gambia...
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