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Today In Black America

Today in Black America - Nov. 24

By NSnewstv Staff

POSTED: November 24, 2008, 12:00 am

The New York Times

Job Centers See Crush of People in Need

Children Who Live in Public Housing Suffer in School, Study Says

Tired of Guilt, Fugitives Line Up to Give Up

Washington Post

Much to his Chagrin, ‘Plain Old Barack Is Gone’

The Christian Science Monitor

Schools feel pinch from economic woes

Developing countries vow to shut door on Big Tobacco

Citi’s woes reflect depth of crisis

Baltimore Sun

Groups tear up liquor license to tear down crime

Doors reluctantly close for once thriving HERO

Detroit Free Press

Detroit’s new plan: Drive point to Congress

In this economic crunch, more Americans choose to pay cash

Los Angeles Times

Foreclosures, delinquencies skyrocketing among ‘prime’ borrowers

In New Orleans, beyond black and white politics

A ‘mutt’ could make us purer

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