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Oprah Winfrey Network strikes exclusive multi-year partnership with Tyler Perry

The Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) announced on Oct 1, an exclusive partnership with Tyler Perry, the award winning actor, director, screenwriter, playwright and producer, to become his singular destination for all new television series and projects, including two new scripted series for the network to premiere in mid 2013 ...

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Obituaries, Week of October 11-17, 2012

Sheryl Lorraine Parker, James Lettley Sr., James Crumel Jr., Karen Wallace, Mary Bowens Pickett, Bessie Marie Rhames "Beppy", Joseph Percy Adams, Belinda Carter Moore ...

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OBITUARIES, WEEK OF OCTOBER 4-10, 2012

Ivey Hayes, Jacqueline Anna McKoy, Lisa Mae Smith Burney, Doval Leon "Ducky" Keaton, Andrew Wayne :A.W." Jenkins Sr., Deborah Austin, Judith Balloon, James Lettley, Sr ., James Crumel Jr., Mary Bowens Pickett, Mildred Hall Spencer, Karen Wallace ...

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Obama and Romney reject invitation to discuss Black issues

  BY FREDDIE ALLEN NNPA WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT   WASHINGTON (NNPA) – Both President Obama and Mitt Romney, his Republican challenger, have rejected an invitation from the NAACP and other Black groups, to participate in a forum to discuss issues important to African-Americans. In late September, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People invited President Barack Obama and former Ma ...

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Maxine Waters case: A political train wreck by George Curry

The headlines proclaim that Rep. Maxine Waters, the outspoken Democrat from California, has been cleared of charges that she violated House ethics by advocating on behalf of a Black bank in which her husband held a substantial investment. ...

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Our Voice, Guest Editorial by Marian Wright Edelman, Families struggle: Child poverty remains epidemically high

The U.S. Census Bureau’s new poverty data for the states show millions of families struggling mightily to keep their heads above water in the wake of the Great Recession. Fourteen states saw statistically significant increases in their child poverty rates, 26 states saw small increases, and nine states and the District of Columbia saw small declines in child poverty rates last year. ...

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