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Keeping Black and Brown N.Y.ers here

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By Al Sharpton, W. Franklyn Richardson, Malcolm Byrd
| New York Daily News Verified
Black and Brown homeowners are struggling to make ends meet, leaving the boroughs in record numbers and endangering our political landscape, and in desperate need of relief. That relief is on the table, but only if we overcome the racially charged attacks standing in its way. A bill before the City Council would make modest fixes to Local Law 18, which nearly wiped out the short-term rental industry.
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Achieving Economic Equality: Closing The Digital Divide At HBCUs

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By W. Franklyn Richardson
| Globaldiasporanews Verified
By Rev. Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson Photos: States are about to receive billions of federal dollars to build or improve broadband infrastructure — thebiggest suchinvestment in the nation’s history. These funds, issued through the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), will be a downpayment on our future with the potential to improve how we learn, work and access medical care.
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Achieving economic equality hinges on closing the digital divide at HBCUs

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By W. Franklyn Richardson
| TheGrio Verified
Editor’s note: The following article is an op-ed, and the views expressed are the author’s own. Read more opinions on theGrio. States are about to receive billions of federal dollars to build or improve broadband infrastructure — the biggest such investment in the nation’s history. These funds, issued through the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), will be a downpayment on our future with the potential to improve how we learn, work and access medical care.
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