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One of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre’s last survivors, Viola Ford Fletcher, dies age 111 — REUTERS / ixx511

US Politics · United States

One of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre’s last survivors, Viola Ford Fletcher, dies age 111

56% Center coverage: 208 sources

Viola Ford Fletcher, the oldest living survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre, died at 111 years old Monday, her grandson Ike Howard confirmed. “She had a beautiful smile on her face,” Howard told CNN. “She loved life, she loved people.”See the Story

Campbell’s IT chief on leave after lawsuit claims he said company’s food is for ‘poor people’ — REUTERS / ixx511

Business · United States

Campbell’s IT chief on leave after lawsuit claims he said company’s food is for ‘poor people’

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Campbell’s condemned the alleged behavior while also defending its products after a lawsuit was filed by a former employee from Michigan.See the Story

Billions of Dollars Being Provided to Help Jamaica Recover From Hurricane Melissa

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Billions of Dollars Being Provided to Help Jamaica Recover From Hurricane Melissa

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A month after Hurricane Melissa devastated Jamaica and left billions of dollars in damage in its wake, international financial institutions are making up to $6.7 billion available to help the island-nation in its recovery and reconstruction. Read more...See the Story

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