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Democrats’ Obsession With Illegals: Are Black Voters an Afterthought?
Democrats aren’t fighting to let noncitizens vote, but their aggressive opposition to citizenship-related voting restrictions creates a political vulnerability when Black voters, one of the party’s most loyal constituencies, believe their own long-standing economic and political demands receive less urgency.
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Why Hollywood Needs More Freedmen Actors and Actresses
Supporting Freedmen actors and actresses isn’t about excluding the wider Black diaspora, but ensuring descendants of American slavery retain meaningful cultural, creative and economic participation in telling distinctly Black American stories.
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Africa Wants Diaspora Investment. But Will It Give the Diaspora Ownership?
Africa is increasingly courting its global diaspora as a source of investment capital, but converting cultural connection and remittances into serious long-term investment will require transparent ownership structures, enforceable rights and stronger investor protections.
