April 25, 2024

Posted October 25, 2021

By Melanie Eversley

In today’s news briefs, COVID bears down on the Caribbean, a Dallas-area Black school principal faces potential firing after white parents complain he is pushing critical race theory, and Black Boston gets a boost from city officials.

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