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Cooking Up The Latest Kitchen Trends

Cooking Up The Latest Kitchen Trends

(NC) — While the hottest trends might not always match your personal taste, there’s likely something that will inspire you to try something new. Whether you’re planning to do a complete kitchen renovation, or just looking to add some trendy ...

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Sex, Silence and Avoidance

Sex, Silence and Avoidance

By Yvonne Sam Social and Political Commentator A recent article in Pride News Magazine, dated December 13, 2018 and titled Think Teens Need The Sex Talk? Older Adults May Need It Even More, peaked my interest, primarily because it addressed ...

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The Black Community, The Church — And The Truth

The Black Community, The Church — And The Truth

By Yvonne Sam Social and Political Commentator The truth has always been a loner and also the uninvited guest in any dialogue. However, even in the face of all accompanying negativity and alienation, the need for its appearance exists. Some ...

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We CAN Overcome

We CAN Overcome

By Ettie Rutherford Contributing Writer During Martin Luther King’s bold leadership of the civil rights movement, the rallying anthem was “We Shall Overcome” — a rousing call‑to‑arms to encourage everyone, with a spirit of hope, possibilities and cooperation. People of ...

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Guyana Celebrates 49th Anniversary As A Republic

Guyana Celebrates 49th Anniversary As A Republic

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, February 25, 2019 (CMC) – Guyana celebrated its 49th anniversary as a Republic, last Saturday, with President, David Granger, urging “national unity”. “Let us work together to ensure that our country remains secure, our economy is stable and ...

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Black Activists: Quiet And Gentle Canadians?

Black Activists: Quiet And Gentle Canadians?

By Daniel McNeil Guest Writer In 1971, the Yale professor, Robin Winks, wrote that Black Canadians wanted “nothing more than to be accepted as quiet Canadians”. In The Blacks in Canada, Winks claimed that Black Canadians were “unlikely to organize ...

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