Day: September 6, 2021
The Confessions of St. Augustine, Part 28 (Literature and Spirituality #64) with Daniel Whyte III
Church of the Highlands Associate Pastor Mayo Sowell Leaving to Launch His Own Church
NFL to Again Allow Players to Display Social Justice Messages on Their Helmets
Tennessee Police Chief Richard Barnes Dies of Coronavirus-Related Illness
South Carolina Pastor Seeking New Kidney After Damage Caused by Diabetes and Recent Bout With Coronavirus and Pneumonia
Gravestones from Historic African American Cemetery That Were Once Dumped in Potomac River Are Being Relocated
Lee Williams, Award-Winning Lead Singer of The Spiritual QC’s, Dies at 75
Morehouse and Spelman Colleges Cancel Homecoming Events for Second Consecutive Year Due to Surge in Coronavirus Cases
Deaths of Three Miami-Dade Teachers from Coronavirus Sparks Difficult Conversations About Vaccinations in South Florida’s Black Community
HBCUs Struggle With Mask and Vaccination Mandates as Students Return to Campus Amid Rising Coronavirus Cases
15 Staffers in Miami-Dade Public Schools District Die from Coronavirus Within 10 Days
Virginia to take down Robert E. Lee statue on Wednesday
Flash floods threaten U.S. Southern states deluged by Hurricane Ida
Canada’s Trudeau, trailing in polls, goes on attack two weeks before vote
Four-Year-Old Boy Fatally Shot as Gun Violence Plagues Chicago Over Labor Day Weekend
Over 80% of oil output in Gulf of Mexico still offline a week after Ida
UK to extend Northern Ireland’s Brexit grace periods
Tiny chips cast big shadow over Munich car show
Taliban claim control of Panjshir, opposition says resistance will continue
U.S. Justice Dept. says they will protect Texas abortion clinics that come under attack
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David Ruggles, 19th-Century Abolitionist Known as ‘the Soul of the Underground Railroad, Owned the First Black Bookstore and Helped Free 600 Slaves, Including Frederick Douglass
Study Shows Black Americans Are More Likely to Receive Federal Life Sentences Than Whites or Hispanics
Miami Mother Who Drowned Her Baby and Stabbed Her Husband and Daughter is Officially Charged
Altos Labs Is Silicon Valley’s Latest Bet on Living Forever; Daniel Whyte III Says That This Too Will Fail Because God Said “It Is Appointed Unto Men Once to Die, but After This the Judgment.”
Florida Teacher and Mentor Abe Coleman Dies of Coronavirus at 55
Global Jewish Population Now Numbers 15.2 Million
China Flies 19 Nuclear Jets Into Taiwanese Air Space for ‘World War 3 Invasion’ War Games
Unemployment Benefits Expire for Millions
