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30% Of LA Fires Are Being Fought By Inmates @ .16 Cents Per Hour “The Prisoners Who Were Out There Risking Their Lives Need time Knocked Off Their Sentences.”- Chris Brown

CALIFORNIA Got Its Name From Queen Calafia (Califia) A Tale Of The Black Warrior Queen Who Ruled The Island Of California That Was Filled With GOLD

In Honor Of the Legacy Of Nipsey Hussle, The Marathon Clothing On Crenshaw & Slauson Will Be A ‘Kids Only’ Music Program Opening in 2025

The Pathway to Dual Citizenship in Ghana with the Diaspora African Forum

Congratulations! Mendeecees and Yandy Are Officially Ghanaian Citizens!

Dr. Umar Ifatunde Oguntade Announces He Is Now Officially A Citizen Of Ghana

FDA May Outlaw Food Dyes Within Weeks: Bombshell Move Would Affect Candy, Soda, Cakes, & Revolutionize American Diets

Tabitha Brown’s Friend Became Her Manager And It Led To Her Signing 56 Deals In 2 Years

Nine Gold Miners Escape From Collapsed Gold Mine In The Democratic Republic Of The Congo

Members Of Congress Urge Biden To Posthumously Exonerate Marcus Garvey’s 1923 Conviction Following Recent Pardons And Commutations

New Year’s Day Was Known By Slaves As “Hiring Day’ or Heartbreak Day” On January 1st, Many Enslaved People Waited To See If They Would Be Rented Out To Another Family or Household

Patrick Muhammad, the Principal Farmer Who Runs The Only Agricultural Focus School In Atlanta GA. He Also Owns A 31-Acre Farm and Teaches Others How To Do The Same