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"COLA WORLD"
"The Cola World Blog is the flagship initiative of CUBNSC, launched in 2022 and evolving into the New Progressive Journal, set for a full launch in 2025. Discover more here!"
Montana Faces Controversy Over Kamala Harris Ballot Omission and Voting System Glitches
Montana's absentee voting system left Kamala Harris off the ballot, sparking controversy amid ongoing legal battles over election fairness.
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Sep 23, 20243 min read
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On Fire For Justice, On Fire For Peace: NAACP Freedom Fund Gala Right On Time
Fired up for Justice, Fired up for Peace!" The NAACP Freedom Fund Gala honored leaders and amplified voices for justice, equity, and unity.
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Sep 21, 20243 min read
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The Origins of Poor White Trash: A Masterless Men
Explore the nuanced history of poor white southerners in the antebellum South, debunking the myth of white unity over slavery.
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Sep 19, 20249 min read
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Kamala's Roast Ignites and Fizzles at USC: As Community leaders call to action for love peace and unity
Kamala's roast at USC ignited tension, exposing deeper fears and divisions. As Community leaders call to action for peace and unity.
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Sep 19, 20249 min read
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Controversy Over PragerU Education in South Carolina
Former teacher Jessica Wright, now vice president of the Florida Freedom to Read Project, argues that PragerU's content is misleading.
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Sep 16, 20243 min read
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North Carolina's Maga Supreme Court Gerrymanders Vote, Similar Tactics Seen in NV and PA"
Uncover the controversial decision by the North Carolina Supreme Court that impacts the 2024 general election and learn about similar tactic
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Sep 14, 20244 min read
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'Benedict College Students Host 'Young Black Voters' Event for Civic Engagement'
Today’s event at Benedict College sought to inform young black voters about their power and potential.
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Sep 14, 20243 min read
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High Court Stops South Carolina’s Plan to Privatize Public Education and Target Teachers
SC Supreme Court blocks plan to use $32M in COVID-19 aid for private school tuition, citing a violation of the state’s “no-aid” clause.
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Sep 13, 20247 min read
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