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By Christopher Tidmore The Louisiana Weekly A ten-year phase out of the Louisiana’s Personal and Corpo­rate Income taxes passed the State Senate on Tuesday, June 7, but with a twist. The ... Landmark study on Millennials challenges ‘post-racial’ myth
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By Nadra Kareem Nittle NEW YORK, NY (Special to the NNPA from America’s Wire) — When Fania Washington had an opportunity to leave Winston & Strawn LLP, in 2004, to work ... Black youth not politically inclined
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