President Joe Biden has been subjected to calls for his resignation, which has sparked a debate over the politics of division and the importance of voting rights, as the United States Supreme Court has ruled that presidential official acts are immune from prosecution.

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The Biden-Harris administration has proven responsive to minority concerns, such as the proposed ban on menthol cigarettes, and is now considering a Sustainable Development Council to ensure that energy initiatives benefit both the environment and the economy.

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The National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education and the National Newspaper Publishers Association have urged the Federal Reserve to withdraw Regulation II due to its potential to hurt minority communities' credit access.

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President Biden should address public safety and economic prosperity in his State of the Union address, and should leave the FDA's proposed ban on menthol cigarettes on the cutting room floor.

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HBCUs face an existential threat due to the new cybersecurity regulations, but the Student Freedom Initiative is providing support to help them comply and save Title IV funding, ensuring their sustainability for future generations.

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As our nation steadily emerges out of the awful debilitating aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, the majority of communities of color, and in particular the African American community, are all facing lingering challenges and prolonged difficulties in having access to affordable and quality health care.

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Nearly half of Black Americans live with obesity, so we cannot afford to ignore this national emergency any longer.

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It is critical that the White House recognizes that their proposed policies to increase regulation of the airline industry could make it increasingly difficult for low-income Americans, and particularly those of color, to afford airline tickets.

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The Black Press built our own news outlets to support our own voices. As a result, this legislation would only further reinforce harmful racial exclusion trends, rather than actually help smaller local publications like those in the NNPA.

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It's time to reiterate the importance of ensuring an increase in the multiracial diversification of ownership of radio and TV broadcast stations as well as all other media platforms.

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