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Fentanyl users get free smoking gear in some cities. Now there’s pushback.
Washington Post via Yahoo News· 1 day agoMORGANTOWN, W.Va. - For years at this downtown public health clinic, staffers have given drug users...
George H. Laws Garcia: Puerto Ricans want, deserve equal rights as America's 51st state
Richmond Times-Dispatch· 6 days agoFor 107 years, Puerto Ricans have lived as second-class U.S. citizens. Just last month, the U.S....
Company That Recruited Workers With ‘Whites Only’ Job Listing Has To Pay Up After Feds Investigate
Black America Web· 1 day agoA Virginia tech firm that was found to have violated labor laws for a racially discriminatory job...
George H. Laws Garcia: Puerto Ricans want, deserve equal rights as America's 51st state
RockinghamNow.com, Eden and Reidssville· 6 days agoFor 107 years, Puerto Ricans have lived as second-class U.S. citizens. Just last month, the U.S....
Virginia-based tech firm settles allegations over whites-only job listing
San Antonio Express-News· 2 days agoA northern Virginia tech company is paying $38,500 to settle claims that it discriminated by posting a job listing seeking white, U.S.-born candidates for an opening as a ...
Virginia tech company admonished for "Whites only" job posting
CBS News· 6 days agoA Virginia company's job listing inviting only White people and the U.S.-born to apply for a...
George H. Laws Garcia: Puerto Ricans want, deserve equal rights as America's 51st state
Bristol Herald Courier· 6 days agoFor 107 years, Puerto Ricans have lived as second-class U.S. citizens. Just last month, the U.S....
New, limited-time exhibit at Virginia Museum of History and Culture highlights impact of Rosenwald...
WRIC 8 News Richmond· 6 days agoA new exhibition showcasing the history and legacy of Rosenwald schools across the country and in ...
George H. Laws Garcia: Puerto Ricans want, deserve equal rights as America's 51st state
The Daily Progress· 6 days agoFor 107 years, Puerto Ricans have lived as second-class U.S. citizens. Just last month, the U.S....
Civil rights violations, forced labor: Charges expanded in Sissonville barn abuse case
The Charleston Gazette· 6 days agoCharges have been expanded against two parents whose adopted children were found in a Sissonville barn in October. Initially, Donald Ray Lantz, 65, and Jeanne Kay Whitefeather, 62, were charged ...