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    Trump Fills His “Enemies List” with Black People

    By Mary Alice MillerTrump’s 21st century version of President Richard Nixon’s ‘enemies list’ is filled with Black people and Black people’s interests.Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook was notified that Trump called for her to resign via his social media app over allegations of mortgage...

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    Importance of Voting By David Mark Greaves October 24, 2024 This election is teaching us more about the country than many had believed before.  That almost half of the electorate is enthusiastic about electing a man for president who has said he will be a dictator deporting millions...
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