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Trump Praises Indian American Harmeet Dhillon Amid Harvard Case
US President Donald Trump marked Black History Month at the White House, using the occasion to highlight his record on criminal justice reform, the economy, and public safety -- and to praise Indian American leader Harmeet Kaur Dhillon.
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Google Pixel 8a Leaks Again in Live Images Showing Thick Bezels, Hole-Punch Display
Pixel 8a has leaked again in new live images offering a glimpse into its possible design. The images suggest a black colour option for the Pixel 8a. The handset is seen with a curved display and noticeable bezels. The Pixel 8a is expected to run on the Tensor G3 SoC.
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Joe Biden Slammed For "White Boy But Not Stupid" Remark At Black History Event
At a White House Black History event on Monday, US President Joe Biden described himself as a "white boy who is not stupid."
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Apple Could Roll Out iOS 16.3, watchOS 9.3 Updates for iPhone, Apple Watch Users Next Week: All Details
Apple has hinted that iOS 16.3, and watchOS 9.3 could arrive to iPhone and Apple Watch users by next week. The company indicated the release of the updates in a note attached alongside a press release announcing its initiatives celebrating Black History Month in February. The initiatives include a Apple Watch Black Unity Sport Loop launch, coupled ...
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Pics: Rihanna Shows Off Baby Bump In Photoshoot With A$AP Rocky
Rihanna shared pictures from her Pregnancy on Thursday
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Muharram 2020: Know The Significance, 12 Islamic Months And Their Meaning
Muharram 2020: It was on this day that Prophet Muhammad went from Mecca to Medina. Both Shia and Sunni Muslims mourn on Muharram as the Prophet's grandson Hussain Ibn Ali died on this day. Many also observe partial fast as part of the mourning. Muslims belonging to the Shia sect often wear black clothes on Muharram.
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Fashion Brand Gucci Apologises After Sweater Sparks Blackface Controversy
Gucci pulled a black polo neck sweater from its shops Thursday after it sparked comparisons with racially offensive golliwog and "blackface" imagery.
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Tarun Vijay, Note Gandhi Was Listed As Black Student Last Year
Last year, an exhibition on Black History Month at University College London, which likes to claim Gandhi as an alumnus, included the Mahatma in its list of illustrious black students. Nothing sinister was intended: Gandhi was being celebrated as a distinguished black former student. One wonders what Gandhi himself would have made of the honour.
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PM Modi Recalls 'Black Night' Of Emergency, Days After Kejriwal's Jibe
Days after Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal accused him imposing Emergency in Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi recalled the days of 1975 Emergency, calling it the "darkest hour" in India's history.
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Dancing 106-Year-Old Describes The Day She Charmed The Obamas: 'I Can Die Smiling Now'
As she picked cotton and shucked corn in the fields of South Carolina with her parents, it never occurred to the young Virginia McLaurin that she might one day eat in the same restaurants as white people. And the notion that she would live to see the country elect a black president, and that one day she'd be invited to the White House and clasp his...
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Trump Praises Indian American Harmeet Dhillon Amid Harvard Case
US President Donald Trump marked Black History Month at the White House, using the occasion to highlight his record on criminal justice reform, the economy, and public safety -- and to praise Indian American leader Harmeet Kaur Dhillon.
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Google Pixel 8a Leaks Again in Live Images Showing Thick Bezels, Hole-Punch Display
Pixel 8a has leaked again in new live images offering a glimpse into its possible design. The images suggest a black colour option for the Pixel 8a. The handset is seen with a curved display and noticeable bezels. The Pixel 8a is expected to run on the Tensor G3 SoC.
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Joe Biden Slammed For "White Boy But Not Stupid" Remark At Black History Event
At a White House Black History event on Monday, US President Joe Biden described himself as a "white boy who is not stupid."
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Apple Could Roll Out iOS 16.3, watchOS 9.3 Updates for iPhone, Apple Watch Users Next Week: All Details
Apple has hinted that iOS 16.3, and watchOS 9.3 could arrive to iPhone and Apple Watch users by next week. The company indicated the release of the updates in a note attached alongside a press release announcing its initiatives celebrating Black History Month in February. The initiatives include a Apple Watch Black Unity Sport Loop launch, coupled ...
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Pics: Rihanna Shows Off Baby Bump In Photoshoot With A$AP Rocky
Rihanna shared pictures from her Pregnancy on Thursday
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Muharram 2020: Know The Significance, 12 Islamic Months And Their Meaning
Muharram 2020: It was on this day that Prophet Muhammad went from Mecca to Medina. Both Shia and Sunni Muslims mourn on Muharram as the Prophet's grandson Hussain Ibn Ali died on this day. Many also observe partial fast as part of the mourning. Muslims belonging to the Shia sect often wear black clothes on Muharram.
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Fashion Brand Gucci Apologises After Sweater Sparks Blackface Controversy
Gucci pulled a black polo neck sweater from its shops Thursday after it sparked comparisons with racially offensive golliwog and "blackface" imagery.
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Tarun Vijay, Note Gandhi Was Listed As Black Student Last Year
Last year, an exhibition on Black History Month at University College London, which likes to claim Gandhi as an alumnus, included the Mahatma in its list of illustrious black students. Nothing sinister was intended: Gandhi was being celebrated as a distinguished black former student. One wonders what Gandhi himself would have made of the honour.
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PM Modi Recalls 'Black Night' Of Emergency, Days After Kejriwal's Jibe
Days after Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal accused him imposing Emergency in Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi recalled the days of 1975 Emergency, calling it the "darkest hour" in India's history.
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Dancing 106-Year-Old Describes The Day She Charmed The Obamas: 'I Can Die Smiling Now'
As she picked cotton and shucked corn in the fields of South Carolina with her parents, it never occurred to the young Virginia McLaurin that she might one day eat in the same restaurants as white people. And the notion that she would live to see the country elect a black president, and that one day she'd be invited to the White House and clasp his...
