Surviving in America's Black Belt in Selma
In Selma Alabama the Black Belt battles unemployment and COVID 19 as teachers and community groups distribute food and supplies. The Black Belt Community Foundation plans 100000 face masks while federal grants of over 4 million aid food rent and medicine. Rural residents face transport barriers and uneven broadband as efforts persist to aid the region in crisis.
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Selma
Ala
Black Belt
America
Lxdha Chatmon
Selma Center For Nonm- Violence
Black Belt Community Foundation
Sooners
Louisiana
Virginia
South
U.S
Alabama
Kay Ivey
Clementine Blythe-Ellis
Dorothy Hall
Jay Reeves
THE
Associated Press
Filipina feeds 200 free meals daily in Dubai slum
In Dubai, Felicia Dela Pena runs Ayuda help, delivering 200 free meals daily to migrants. She used 500 dirhams for groceries, supported by housemates and a blogger’s donation, as fellow Filipinos and other foreigners line up for food amid COVID hardship.
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Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Feby Dela Pena
Dela Pesia
Dela Pefia
Dela Pena
Philippines
Feby Cachero Baguisa Dela Pena
Laguna
Jon Gambrell
THE
Associated Press
SkKorea to charge defectors over fliers
South Korea's Unification Ministry said two activist groups led by North Korean defector Park Sang-hak will face charges under a law on inter-Korean exchanges for sending unauthorized anti-Pyongyang leaflets and rice-filled bottles to North Korea. The move comes as North Korea cut all cross-border channels and vowed further protests, while activists pledged to intensify leafleting including via drones.
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Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
Moon Jae-in
Unification Ministry
Yoh Sang-key
Kaesong
Kim Jong UN
Demilitarized Zone
Yoh
Park Sang-hak
Park Jung-oh
Pyongyang
Park Jungoh
Keun Saem
Ministry of Unification
Associated Press
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Hall
Selma High School
Edmund Pettus Bridge
Hale County
James Franks
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Borden Dairy
West Alabama
SkKorea