Black Report Featured Video – January 30, 2009
Beyonce, Legend, Ne-Yo to Perform at Essence
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6 Finalists Vie to Design Black History Museum CBC Wants African American as Commerce Secretary Williams Sisters Win Australian Open Doubles Title UN: Cholera Cases in Zimbabwe Top 60,000 Jackson Jr....
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Douglass’ Famous Fourth of July Speech Jackson Memorial Set for Tuesday in Los Angeles President Obama Praises King of Pop Michael Jackson Final Jackson Rehearsal Footage Released Jermaine Jackson: ‘I...
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Sykes ready to mix it up on talk show Atlanta’s race for mayor heads to runoff US Supreme Court rejects civil-rights era murder case Jennifer Hudson would like a daughter too Is Obama inspiring Black...
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Simmons launch new line for little girls US feared terror attack at Obama’s inauguration Genes may put African Americans at risk for diabetes Ebony founder widow Eunice Johnson dies Alpha Phi Alpha...
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Taylor leaves Essence after 30 years Cummings: Jobs bill won’t help Black community Haiti ‘orphans’ taken by missionaries reunite with families NBA board approves Jordan’s purchase of the Bobcats...
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Michael Jordan: A dream come true Senate OKs bill reducing crack-coke disparity Rev. Jackson hails FCC’s historic national broadband plan Essence says rumors of folding are untrue Teacher faces...
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Essence to honor African-American Men in cinema
ABC News – Essence is known for honoring black women, but during Oscar week, it’ll also be lauding the accomplishments of African-American men in film. Read more The post Essence to honor...
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New Orleans Mayor: Essence Festival ‘huge economic engine’
Time – At a press conference on Friday, Landrieu said the financial impact of the 400,000 people expected to pass through New Orleans over the weekend is “in some instances, incalculable.” Last year,...
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