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MXO ‘The Arts Unplugged:’ Josephine Baker Becomes First Black Woman Honored At The Pantheon In Paris!

December 3, 2021December 1, 202124 hours ago Osupa Nia 27 Views african American history, burial of the famous important respected, entombed, France, Freda Josephine mcdonald aka Josephine baker, gods, greatness, Josephine baker, Josephine baker african amaerican native st louis Missouri entertainer French resistance agent civil rights activist, Josephine Baker Becomes First Black Woman Honored At The Pantheon In Paris!, Josephine renounced American citizenship 1937, mausoleum, pantheon, pantheon in paris, Pantheonize, paris France, temple, the arts, the arts unplugged, the fine arts, the pantheon paris France

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Health & Fitness MXO News 

Cuyahoga County Offering New Incentives As Vaccination Rates Lag!

October 8, 2021October 12, 20212 months ago Osupa Nia 79 Views african American health and fitness, african American history, african American lifestyle, african american news, african americans mistrust of medical industry, American medical experiments on people of color, armond budish Cuyahoga county executive, coronavirus. Pandemic, County COVID-19 Vaccinations!, covid 19 vaccine side effects, Cuyahoga board of health, cuyahoga county, Cuyahoga County Offering New Incentives As Vaccination Rates Lag!, dr Anthony fauci, face mask, health and fitness, health and nutrition, health disparities, johnson & johnson covid 19 vaccine, minority disparities, moderna pharmaceutical Pfizer pharmaceutical, racial disparities, terry allan commissioner Cuyahoga health board of health, vaccination incentives, vaccine

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‘Vax That Thang Up:’ Juvenile, Mannie Fresh, and Mia X Remix ’90s Classic To Drive Vaccinations!

August 13, 2021August 19, 20214 months ago Osupa Nia 231 Views ‘Vax That Thang Up:’ Juvenile Mannie Fresh and Mia X Remix '90s Classic to Drive Vaccinations, african American health and fitness, african American higher covid 19 rates, african American history, african American lifestyle, african American medical treatment disparities, african american news, african American testing, african americans marginalized group, african americans mistrust of medical industry, American medical experiments on people of color, big tymers, Byron otto Thomas aka mannie fresh, coronavirus. Pandemic, covid 19 vaccine, COVID-19, covid19 test kits, health and fitness, health and nutrition, hot boys, juvenile, juvenile african American native new orleans Louisiana rapper, mannie fresh, mannie fresh african native new orleans DJ record producer rapper, mia x, mia x african American native new orleans Louisiana rapper songwriter, mia young aka mia x, people of color medical research guinea pigs, southern rap, terius gray aka juvenile, Tuskegee institute, Tuskegee institute syphilis study on african American men, vax that thang up

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Education MXO News 

Congress Set To Honor WWII Battalion Composed Of Black Women!

July 20, 2021July 22, 20215 months ago Osupa Nia 197 Views 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, 855 african America women in the 6888th central postal directory battalion, african American history, african American lifestyle, african american news, african American women in history, african American women in the military, Congress Set to Honor WWII Battalion Composed of Black Women!, congressional medal of honor, maj. fannie griffin mcclendon, six triple eight, us postal service, wartime mail, world war 2

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Education MXO News 

11 Mayors Team Up To Launch New Local Reparations Efforts, Establish Framework For A National Reparations Program!

June 29, 2021July 1, 20215 months ago Osupa Nia 303 Views 11 Mayors Team Up To Launch New Local Reparations Efforts Establish Framework for a National Reparations Program!, african american black history, african American history, african American lifestyle, african american news, black history, black wallstreet, California, contradistinctive features, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, house of representatives judiciary sub-committee, inhumane, inhumanity, kkk, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, Mayor Darrell Steinberg Sacramento, Mayor Esther Manheimer Asheville North Carolina Mayor Quinton Lucas Kansas City, Mayor Keisha Currin Tullahassee Oklahoma, Mayor Melvin Carter St. Paul Minnesota, Mayor Steve Adler Austin Texas, Mayor Steve Schewel Durham North Carolina, mayors Jorge Elorza Providence Rhode Island, mayors organized for reparations and equity, MORE, national reparations program, Oklahoma greenwood district, reparations, share croppers, slave reparations, slavery, St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones, trans-atlantic slave trade, white supremacy

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Education MXO News Special Events 

One Woman’s Decades-Long Fight To Make Juneteenth A U.S. Holiday!

June 22, 2021June 24, 20215 months ago Osupa Nia 135 Views african american black history, african American history, african American lifestyle, african american lifestyles, african american news, african american slavery, American slavery, black history, contradistinctive features, emancipation of slaves, federal holidays, June 19th 1865 african American freedom day, Juneteenth, national holidays, One Woman's Decades-Long Fight To Make Juneteenth A U.S. Holiday!, opal lee, opal lee african American native wiley Texas teacher counselor activist, opal lee grandmother of Juneteenth, trans-atlantic slave trade, white supremacy

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MXO News R.I.P Sports 

Olympic Gold Medalist Lee Evans Dead At 74!

June 17, 2021June 22, 20216 months ago Osupa Nia 132 Views 1968 Mexico City track & field Olympics, 1968 olympics, 60’s black power movement, african American history, african American lifestyle r.i.p., african american sports news, black history, black power, black power fist, celebrity illness, lee Edward evans, lee evans, Olympic Gold Medalist Lee Evans Dead at 74!, Olympics, sports, track and field

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Education 

NASA Plans To Land First Person Of Color And First Woman On Moon By 2024!

June 15, 2021June 22, 20216 months ago Osupa Nia 115 Views african American history, african American lifestyle, african american news, african American news northeast ohio, african American space travel, diversity, diversity inclusion, Education, higher learning, human computers, NASA Plans to Land First Person of Color and First Woman on Moon by 2024!, nasa space travel, national aeronautics and space administration, science, science technology engineering mathmatics, space exploration, space travel to the moon, stem

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Health & Fitness MXO Business Report 

Employers Can (Mostly) Require Vaccines For Workers Returning To The Office!

June 15, 2021June 18, 20216 months ago Osupa Nia 131 Views african American health and fitness, african American history, african American lifestyle, african american news, business mandatory covid 19 vaccination, cdc, center for disease control, coronavirus. Pandemic, covid 19 vaccine side effects, COVID-19, employer, employer vaccine mandate, Employers Can (Mostly) Require Vaccines For Workers Returning To The Office!, employment, health and fitness, health and nutrition, mandatory covid 19 vaccine, moderna pharmaceutical, Pfizer pharmaceutical, work

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MXO ‘The Arts Unplugged’: First Annual Downtown Juneteenth Freedom Fest Is Scheduled For June 19th!

June 11, 2021June 25, 20216 months ago Osupa Nia 139 Views african american black history, african American history, african american history slavery, african American lifestyle, african american lifestyle northeast ohio, african american lifestyles, african american news, American slavery, black history, city of Cleveland, cleveland, Cleveland ohio, contradistinctive features, downtown Cleveland alliance, festivals, First annual downtown Juneteenth Freedom Fest is scheduled for summer, ingenuity Cleveland, June 19th 1865 african American freedom day, Juneteenth, Juneteenth freedom fest 2021, Ms. Lisa Fischer and Maimouna 'Mumu Fresh’ Youssef, slavery, special events, Terri Lynn Carrington + Social Science, the arts, the arts unplugged, white supremacy

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