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Dunkin’ Donuts Employee Wrote #BlackLivesMatter On Cops Cup. See What Happens Next

October 7, 2015October 9, 2015 Fab Breeze #blacklivesmatter, African Americans, Dunkin' Donuts Apologizes, Dunkin' Donuts controversy, Dunkin' Donuts Employee, Dunkin' Donuts spokesperson, franchise owner, police officer brand, police outrage, Providence, Rhode Island, Rhode Island Police Officer

Dunkin’ Donuts Employee Wrote #BlackLivesMatter On Cops Cup See What Happens Next A Providence, Rhode Island Dunkin’ Donuts is facing

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Celebrities News 

Toni Braxton to Star in Lifetime Movie “Unbreak My Heart”

September 28, 2015October 3, 2015 Anastasia albums, Breathe Again, her life movie, journey into music, Keri Lewis, life story, Lifetime movie, music career, producer and director, R&B, seven Grammy awards, singer, sorrowful voice, television movie, Toni Braxton, Un-break My Heart, voice, Vondie Curtis Hall

Toni Braxton to Star in Lifetime Movie “Unbreak My Heart” Born in Severn, Maryland in the late 1960s, Toni Braxton

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African American Issues News 

Real Significance of The AFROPUNK Festival Is Already Much More Than Just Music Festival, It Became a Part Of Black Culture

August 28, 2015 Anastasia Afro Caribbean rhythms, Afro-punk spirit, AFROPUNK Festival, Alice Cooper, American rock, Bad Brains, Band Called Death, Black Culture, Black Rock Coalition, Brooklyn, celebration, death, Detroit band Death, Dope, film, funk rock, group of musicians, hard rock, hardcore, Ice-T, important cultural events, Jamaican immigrants, James Spooner, jazz, Music Festival, nonetheless, performances, punk historians, punk musicians, Significance of, The Who, United Kingdom

Real Significance of The AFROPUNK Festival Is Already Much More Than Just Music Festival, It Became a Part Of Black

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This 23 Year Old South African Spent His College Tuition on Forex Trading. Now He is a Multi-Millionaire!

August 26, 2015August 26, 2015 Anastasia bigger picture, career, dream of living, Durban University of Technology, entrepreneurial ventures afloat, experienced currency traders, foreign currency trading, Foreign Exchange market, Forex, gamble, Global Forex Institute, help others, his own success, investors, learning how, market really work, neighborhood, networking and learning, old business prodigy, paid off, parents, paying his tuition, prosperity, regular people, rise out of poverty, risked on stocks, Sandile Shezi, son, South Africa, teach investors, took the risk, tuition money, University, value of education, venture, very successful, villages, wealthiest, young men, youngest millionaire

This 23 Year Old South African Spent His College Tuition on Forex Trading. Now He is a Multi-Millionaire! What would

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BREAKING NEWS: Virginia Shooting – 2 Reporters Shot And Killed During Live TV Report

August 26, 2015August 26, 2015 LoveNation breaking news, live, national television, news, television, tv, tv reporter, virginia

BREAKING NEWS ALERT: Two WDBJ7 employees killed in attack at Bridgewater Plaza. Reporter Alison Parker and photographer Adam Ward were

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African American Issues healthcare News 

Find Out Why Almost Half of Atlanta’s Newly Diagnosed HIV Patients Have AIDS?

August 23, 2015 Fab Breeze acquired immune deficiency syndrome, AIDS, AIDS Healthcare Foundation, Atlanta, CDC, CDC HIV Surveillance Report, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Dr. Harris, Emory University, FOCUS HIV program, Fulton County Health Department, Grady Hospital, HIV, HIV diagnoses, HIV infection, HIV Negative, HIV or AIDS, HIV positive, HIV testing, human immunodeficiency virus, WABE, WABE investigation

Find Out Why Almost Half of Atlanta’s Newly Diagnosed HIV Patients Have AIDS? Public health officials in Atlanta are keeping

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News women 

Why Are All ISIS Militants Afraid Of A Small All-Female Fighting Unit Lead By A Former Pop Singer?

August 19, 2015 Fab Breeze AK-47, Battalion, Christianity, Daesh, fighting back, ISIS, Islam, Kurdish, Melek Taus, middle east, Muslim extremes, North Iraq, Peacock Angel, Peshmerga, politics, rebel, revenge, Sinjar Mountain, Xate Shingali, Yazidi

Why Are All ISIS Militants Afraid Of A Small All-Female Fighting Unit?Lead By A Former Pop Singer All Female Fighting

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African American Issues News 

Was The ‘Straight Outta Compton’s’ Bio Pic Casting Call Racist?

August 18, 2015 Fab Breeze African American girls, black community, body image complexes, box office, casting process, civil unrest, colorism, controversial rap group, Eric Garner, ethnicities, institutionalized racism, Los Angeles, Michael Brown, misogyny, models, N.W.A., police brutality, policing crisis, race, racial set pieces, racist, Sande Alessi Casting, South Central, South Central Los Angeles, Straight Outta Compton, Tamir Rice, typecasting, unfortunate grouping

Was The ‘Straight Outta Compton’s’ Bio Pic Casting Call Racist? Shades of Black, Blue, & Green: Toeing Hollywood’s Indelible Color

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human rights News 

This Country’s Law Enforcement hasn’t killed a SINGLE PERSON in nearly 10 years! Guess Which Country It Is!

August 6, 2015August 8, 2015 Anastasia American police, crime committed, farm, Fatal Shootings, group cells, guns, hostage crisis, jobs for the prison, mental health services, Ministry of Justice, Norway's Police, own food, Patrolling, permission, police academy, police kill, police on duty, police procedure, prisoners, prisons, private pods, public security, the patrol car, three-year education, united states, university college, weapons

Fatal Shootings Stats of Norway’s Police Haven’t Changed Since 2006 One of the last reported fatal police shootings in Norway

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