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Impeachment Charges Against Biden
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5:41Now PlayingOn this week’s edition of “The Hill With April Ryan,” theGrio’s Washington Bureau Chief and White House Correspondent, April D. Ryan, looks at all the happenings of the upcoming Congressional Black Caucus’ 52nd Annual Legislative Conference, also known in Washington, D.C. as “CBC Week.”
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris will address the CBC and attendees at the annual Phoenix Awards on Saturday, Sept. 23. During CBC week, various seminars will be held, including discussions on race and diversity after the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down affirmative action in college admissions.
One of the seminars includes a focus on security at HBCUs after the most recent deadly shooting in Jacksonville, where the suspect first went to Edward Waters University before killing three people in a Dollar General after being turned away from the Florida campus.
The cultural and financial impact of hip-hop is also explored after the Vice President Harris’ day party celebrating the 50th anniversary of the enduring musical genre.
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