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Tashi McQueen

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As seen in: Afro-American Newspapers, Philadelphia Tribune, St. Louis American, Charlotte Post, Black News UK
Award-winning journalist | @Report4America alum | @afronews Staff Writer| @BABJ_md member | Got news tips? Email me at tmcqueen@afro.com
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Three ways to de-stress while supporting small businesses

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By Tashi McQueen, Alton Anderson Founder-CEO-Editor
| Black News UK
America Black-owned wellness businesses are offering new ways to de-stress through yoga, travel, self-care games and creative therapy. Take a look at three Black-owned businesses that help people prioritize rest. The post Three ways to de-stress while supporting small businesses appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers.
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Maryland Lawmakers Approve Bills to Protect Immigrants

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By Tashi McQueen, Megan Sayles Verified
| Afro-American Newspapers Verified
The Maryland General Assembly passed emergency legislation aimed at limiting cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and banning most law enforcement officers from wearing masks while performing routine duties, as protests grow statewide against federal immigration enforcement. Lawmakers approved companion bills in both chambers on Feb. 3 to end 287(g) agreements, partnerships that allow local and state police to work with ICE, and restrict law enforcement masking.
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BABJ, NABJ press WJZ-TV for action after allegations of racism and sexual harassment

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By Tashi McQueen, Alexis Taylor
| Afro-American Newspapers Verified
The Baltimore Association of Black Journalists (BABJ) is demanding an investigation into allegations of racism and poor leadership at WJZ-TV (WJZ), a CBS-owned station based in Baltimore. In a Nov. 17 statement, BABJ called for a prompt review of the complaints and a response from WJZ’s senior leadership.
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