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E. Frederic Morrow, the first Black to serve in an executive position on a President's staff, was born on this date in 1909 in Hackensack, NJ.

Today in Black America - December 23

POSTED: December 23, 2015, 7:00 am

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Today in Black History: Entrepreneur and business visionary Madame C.J. Walker is born in Delta, Louisiana in 1867.

The New York Times

National

The 2016 Race: Chaos on the Way to the White House

U.S. Muslims Reach Out to Address Questions on Islam and Violence

American Muslims Under Attack After San Bernardino and Paris Terror

Sandra Bland’s Family Calls for Criminal Charges Against Texas Trooper


Virginia to Stop Recognizing Concealed Gun Permits From 25 States

Retrial for Officer Charged in Freddie Gray’s Death Set for June

In Missouri, Fewer Gun Restrictions and More Gun Killings

In Latest Mishap, Secret Service Agent Is Robbed of Badge and Gun

Hillary Clinton Confidently Embraces Bill Clinton’s Economic Record


Analysis of Donald Trump Tax Plan Sees a Boon for Wealthy and Trillions in Debt

Focus of Criminal Justice Efforts Shifts to States


Local

New York to Offer 6 Weeks Paid Parental Leave to Nonunion Workers


Ex-Brooklyn Teacher, Accused of Abusing 7 Girls, Pleads Guilty to Kidnapping


The Christian Science Monitor

Income inequality begins to reshape holiday shopping

New Orleans takes fight against homelessness to the streets


In criminal justice, signs of a shift toward compassion

Trump's crude comment reveals his biggest problem: women voters (+video)

What's wrong with the new economy – and how it could be fixed


The Star Ledger

Official urges public to speak up in shooting death of star athlete

Judge blocks law giving EMS contract to Norcross' Cooper hospital

Newark officials say lack of oversight led to ex-water agency head's conviction

Former high school hoops star charged in bank robbery

Former minister admits to sexually assaulting girl, 13, at church



Philly.com


Nutter reverses city rules on immigrants

Justice Eakin suspended over 'Porngate'

43 tanks stolen, counterterror alerted

4 Philly schools have deficient curricula

A Pa. budget deal for Christmas?


The Cleveland Plain Dealer


Cleveland Browns owners giving $10 million to Breakthrough charter schools

More than 218,000 Ohioans sign up for Obamacare, government says

Oberlin College students protest meals, push for more diversity

Judge Angela Stokes to resign and never seek re-election as all disciplinary charges against her are dismissed


John Kasich touts 2015 accomplishments, urges further tax and education reforms


The Chicago Sun-Times

Departing CPS board member Jesse Ruiz says he'll be replaced by a Latino


The Detroit Free Press


Judge: Pugh must pay sexual grooming victim $250,000

Indicted ex-principal lands job helping poor in Detroit

Families gather to remember Paige Stalker, Christina Samuels


The Washington Post


For 55 officers in fatal shootings this year, it wasn’t their first time


Parker: Donald Trump is the white guys’ white knight

Editorial: America’s anti-Muslim hysteria comes to a Virginia school

Fla. woman dies after being kicked out of hospital in handcuffs

2 million current ACA enrollees ignore advice to return to HealthCare.gov

School canceled for 11,500 New Hampshire students after weekend threat of attack

Scalia made headlines. But the real story is how colleges have failed to truly integrate.


Virginia to stop recognizing concealed carry gun permits from 25 states


Michele Hotten is officially sworn in to serve on Maryland’s highest court


The Los Angeles Times

Video prompts calls for D.A. to reopen case of fatal shooting by L.A. County sheriff's deputies


USA Today

Woman dies while being kicked out of hospital











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