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South Carolina Senate Backs Plan to Name Highway After Barack Obama
South Carolina senators unanimously support renaming part of I-77 after Barack Obama, with the proposal now heading to the state House for approval.
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KZN interracial couple cuts ties with family over racism to protect their peace
A KwaZulu-Natal interracial couple has shared how they cut off relatives after facing racism, choosing love and peace for their family and child.
Marriott Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Racial Discrimination Against Black Guest in Ohio
A Black family in Ohio has filed a lawsuit against Marriott after allegedly being denied a hotel stay due to race, sparking renewed debate over discrimination in hospitality.
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