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Colgate Women's Games Semi-Finals Bring Out The Best

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By Jared McCallister
| Minority Reporter Verified
The finals of the Colgate Women’s Games historic 50th season will be held Feb. 7 at the Nike Track and Field Center in Manhattan. Third-place point scorer Charlet Livingston of Brockton, MA will be competing in the High School High Jump at the Colgate Women's Games Finals. Photo c/o Colgate Women's Games. Admission is free, and the public is invited to attend the championship event of the nation’s longest-running indoor track and field series for girls and women.
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CARIBBEAT: Citizenship by investment programs growing in Caribbean

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By Jared McCallister
| New York Daily News Verified
From acorn-sized beginnings to its towering oak tree proportions today, the concept of Citizenship by Investment (CIP) in the Caribbean has developed into a dependable source of foreign capital for countries. Creating economic diversity for the region’s tourism-dependent nations, CIP initiatives have grown since St. Kitts and Nevis first adopted the income-producing practice in 1984.
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CARIBBEAT: NYC continues Malcolm X 100th birthday celebration

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By Jared McCallister
| New York Daily News Verified
New York City continues to honor the centennial anniversary of the birth of human rights leader Malcolm X. With some city streets in Manhattan and Brooklyn already named for Malcolm X, there are several efforts underway to create more permanent tributes in Brooklyn to celebrate his 100th birthday (May 19, 1925) this year.
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