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Stolen Time, a New Showcase Opens at the Murate Art District " FUA

Stolen Time, a New Showcase Opens at the Murate Art District " FUA

An exhibition consisting of works by Georges Adéagbo and William Demby is now on display at the Murate Art Di…

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Bruno Casini talks Westuff and the lasting impact of Florence's 1980s Renaissance " AUF

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Supreme Court decision could threaten Missouri’s Black lawmakers

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By Tyler Kirwan Verified
| Waynes County Journal Banner /Mountain Echo/ Reynolds County Courier Verified
Every year since 1969, at least one of Missouri’s elected representatives in Washington has been Black, oftentimes, two. Wednesday’s Supreme Court ruling that undermined the Voting Rights Act raises questions about whether that tradition will continue. Missouri Democrats, particularly the state’s Black lawmakers, from the nation’s capital to the state’s capital, are sounding the alarm. “Make no mistake: This ruling is not a defense of ‘colorblind democracy,’” state Rep.
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Congressman Emanuel Cleaver is running for reelection — where, though, is uncertain

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| Canton Press-News Journal Verified
By Tyler Kirwan, Missouri News Network WASHINGTON — Emanuel Cleaver isn’t a stranger to a standard reelection run. Someone with his level of time spent in office might even call it a speed-walk. He’s been elected 11 times to the U.S. House of Representatives and two times as mayor of Kansas City — the first African American to hold that post. Before that, he served 12 years on the City Council in Kansas City.
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Supreme Court decision could threaten Missouri’s Black lawmakers

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| Branson Tri-Lakes News Verified
WASHINGTON — Every year since 1969, at least one of Missouri’s elected representatives in Washington has been Black, oftentimes, two. Wednesday's Supreme Court ruling that undermined the Voting Rights Act raises questions about whether that tradition will continue. Missouri Democrats, particularly the state’s Black lawmakers, from the nation's capital to the state's capital, are sounding the alarm. “Make no mistake: this ruling is not a defense of 'colorblind democracy,'” State Rep.
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