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Colorism and Black History Month: Unfinished Business

Pennsylvania's outspoken Republican Scott Perry: Love him or hate him, the congressman could hold the key to his party's future in the state

Black America: A reality check | Opinion

Black America: A reality check | Unfinished Business Updated Jan 29, 2021; By Rogette Harris I recently looked through old photos and came across my kindergarten graduation picture. When you are that age, you are told that all you must do is be good, don’t get into any trouble, work hard and the world is yours. Our parents, ministers, teachers, politicians such as President Obama tell us this. Life, however, teaches us differently. We do not all start at the same starting line and who we are often determine what opportunities we have access too, and what obstacles we come across. This is especially true for Black women as we deal with the intersectionality of sexism and racism. The current COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the job and wage disparities in the United States.

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Special election date set to fill seat left vacant by Sen. Dave Arnold's death

Special election date set to fill seat left vacant by Sen. Dave Arnold’s death Updated Jan 25, 2021; Posted Jan 25, 2021 Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, shown here gaveling in a joint session of the Pennsylvania House and Senate, announced on Monday the special election to fill the 48th state senatorial district seat. The seat became vacant due to the recent death of the late Sen. Dave Arnold. Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2019. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke) AP Facebook Share A special election to fill the 48th state senatorial district seat left vacant by the recent death of Sen. Dave Arnold will be held on May 18.

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The uncivil wars killing American democracy must end | Social Views

The uncivil wars killing American democracy must end | Social Views Updated Jan 21, 2021; The battle for the White House is over, and millions of Americans are hoping the era of America’s “uncivil war” has come to an end, as well. That’s the term President Joe Biden used in his inaugural address to refer to the bitter divisions of politics and race that marked the presidential elections and the past four years under President Donald Trump. These divisions culminated with violence at the Capitol two weeks ago, with five people being killed and Trump’s second impeachment. The battle for the White House is over. President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris were inaugurated today in what many are heralding as a triumph for democracy. Bring your respectful questions and comments for the last Battleground PA discussion on today s Facebook Live.Posted by PennLive.com on Wednesday, January 20, 2021

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