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Today in Black America - September 20

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USA Today

Oprah Winfrey, Chris Rock and other celebs rally for Kamala Harris


Election workers used to be ignored. Now they are targets.

Georgia election board considers controversial last-minute changes



The New York Times

Harris, With an Online Avalanche, Outspends Trump by Tens of Millions

Governor Candidate Called Himself ‘Black Nazi’ on Porn Site, CNN Reports

How the Robinson Report Could Affect the Presidential Race in North Carolina



The Associated Press

White officer who fatally shot Black man shouldn’t have been in his backyard, judge rules in suit

In-person voting set to start in three states

Voters split on whether Harris or Trump would do a better job on the economy: AP-NORC poll


The Washington Post


N.C. Republican vows to continue campaign for governor amid fallout of CNN story

Analysis: More voters expect Harris to win. Here’s why that could actually matter.

Former Teamsters leader criticizes non-endorsement of Harris for president


The Los Angeles Times

Smartmatic’s defamation lawsuit against Newsmax is headed to trial. What’s at stake?

Opinion: Don’t underestimate threats of violence from Proud Boys and other right-wing groups

Opinion: How Compton schools made a breakthrough in STEM education



NJ.com

Seismic shift being missed in Harris-Trump polling: ‘Something happening here, people’

NJ Transit bus driver hospitalized after he’s beaten by 7 juveniles

NJPAC breaks ground on project designed to transform arts campus


The Chicago Sun-Times

Deadbeat Chicago city workers owe $18 million in unpaid fines, fees

Questions on Illinois officials’ oversight of state-funded South Side center for troubled kids

S. E. Cupp: Election workers are facing more threats, and Trump’s dangerous rhetoric is to blame


The Atlanta Journal Constitution

Will abortion be a decisive issue in Georgia? Kamala Harris hopes so

Georgia students plan walkouts Friday to demand tougher gun safety measures

Stevie Wonder’s pre-election tour of swing states to include Georgia




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