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27 Dec

Former Planned Parenthood Executive Bill Tompkins/Michael Ochs Archives Former Planned Parenthood Executive A former director at Planned Parenthood is suing the organization for racial discrimination she claims she endured for months while working there. Nicole Moore, who until last yr served as director of multicultural brand engagement on the reproductive rights organization, filed a lawsuit in Manhattan federal court alleging that the corporate has long ignored complaints of unfair treatment from Black employees. Based on Moore, Black employees experience hostility and harassment along with discrimination in hiring, pay and promotions. “As an alternative of addressing the problems, Planned Parenthood has doubled down by punishing employees of color who dare to talk up,” Moore’s lawyers wrote within the grievance. Moore claims that after repeatedly complaining about...

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27 Dec

Sunday morning forecast

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Sunday morning forecast Sunday morning forecast Meteorologist Tony Sadiku explains how low the temperatures are expected to drop on Christmas. source...

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26 Dec

Gayle King Broadcasts She Tested Positive For COVID-19 –

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Gayle King Broadcasts She Tested Positive For COVID-19 –

(Photo by Michele Crowe/CBS via Getty Images) Broadcast journalist Gayle King has tested positive for COVID-19. On Monday, the CBS Good Morning co-host announced the diagnosis in an Instagram video. “OK, the thing I’ve been dreading has finally happened,” she shared within the clip. “I just tested positive for… I got the ‘Rona.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Gayle King (@gayleking) “They ran a test, one other test, we’re going to take another simply to be certain. But within the meantime, I’ve been asked to go away the constructing and go home,” the 67-year-old talk show host explained. While sharing the news,...

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26 Dec

The Enigmatic Janet Jackson – Essence

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“Oooooooh…. What’s the very first thing that involves mind once I see that?” Janet Jackson asks as I delay the long-lasting cover of her 1993 album, janet., the world-shaking affirmation of sexuality that upended her public persona. “She was trying to come back out of that shell, and be accepting of herself and of who she was physically,” she says after reflecting for a beat. Janet Damita Jo Jackson is indulging me in a game. I’ve put all of her album art in a tote, and now I’m getting her quick read on the ladies before her. She has no idea which cover I’ll grab next—and nor do I—and the grin that stretches those famous high cheekbones of hers is each...

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