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through Kandis Edwards 2025 September 20 Sacramento NAACP seeks former members to be held accountable for abusing pity assistance. NAACP Sacramento branch filed a claim Against former members of the Organization of Fridays in the Supreme Court of California. Presented on August 29, Sacramento Naacp V. Williams and Al. The complaint quotes the alleged financial misconduct related to the two educational sponsored food delivery programs. The defendants called Betty Williams are. Former President Salena Prayer; and Lorrain Moore, former cashier. Several businesses have also been named connected to former NAACP leadersA number of NAACP claims that fraud has been used…

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Delaware State Football Team is up to 18 years and has the longest winning stripes in 13 years after the dominant performance on Saturday. Hornets took the lead 20-0 and defeated 39-10 by defeating 39-10, choosing a third straight victory. The winning strip has been the longest time since Delaware’s state since 2012, the winner has held a season. In the regular season, the year of the last MEAC of 2007 is the best from 2007 to the season. Delaware how he continued the winning strips. Timely turnovers Delaware State defense forced three turnover in the first three games, but…

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Why Simple Skin Care Works for Mature, Melanin-Rich Skin Back to basics for simple skin care.  As the heat of summer fades and the crispness of autumn arrives, your skin begins to feel the change. As mature women with melanin-rich skin often notice dryness, dullness, and uneven texture during seasonal transitions. But caring for your skin doesn’t need to be overwhelming. With a few intentional steps, you can maintain a soft, radiant glow without complicated routines. This autumn, focus on the Core Essential Rule — the key steps your skin truly needs to look and feel its best. The Core…

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Several activists, including current and former members of the National Association for the Advancement of People of Color, or NAACP, raised concerns at a press conference yesterday in downtown Oakland about the group’s local chapter, saying it has attacked Oakland’s progressive political leaders including Mayor Sheng Thao, District Attorney Pamela Price, and several city councilmembers.  “The Oakland branch is currently using its position to hijack the legacy of the historic organization and using it as a weapon against their opposition,” said Doug Blacksher, a longtime Oakland resident, businessman, and the host of the Black Business Roundtable. “Ironically, this opposition is…

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Editor’s Note: Each issue in February will contain a story from this four-part series on the life and times of those African-Americans who made La Jolla their home in the Village’s early days. We hope you find it as interesting and informative as we did bringing it to you. In 1937, the two mules that worked Thad Epps’ mill died, and with them went his small molasses business in Newport, Arkansas. With six children and a wife in deteriorating health, Epps’ only alternative was to join his brother-in-law Ed Coleman in La Jolla. “My dad was in a destitute situation…

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