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Altadena, Palisades Residents Return to Burn Areas; Health Protections Advised
As residents continue returning to the Palisades and Eaton burn areas, authorities are urging them Tuesday to be aware of ...
Proud Boys lose their trademark ownership to a Black church they vandalized, court rules
Court rules Metropolitan AME Church owns Proud Boys' trademark after White supremacist group fails to pay $2.8 million ...
Once vandalized by the Proud Boys, a historic Black DC church now owns their name
A D.C. Superior Court judge awarded control of the far-right group's name to the Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church as part of a civil suit.
Black D.C. church vandalized by Proud Boys awarded control of group’s name
The ruling effectively prohibits Proud Boys chapters from legally using their own name or typical symbols without the ...
DC judge gives control of Proud Boys’ trademark to Black church attacked by far-right group
The Proud Boys lost control of their trademarked name on Monday after a judge in Washington, DC, ruled that it be handed over ...
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A Historic DC Black Church Now Owns the Proud Boys’ Name
Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church can seize any money the far-right group makes from selling merchandise.
The Proud Boys attacked a Black church and found out their actions have dire consequences
The Proud Boys lost big this week when a judge ruled that the group can no longer use its own name and instead awarded the ...
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Proud Boys changes name to ‘African Methodist Episcopal Boys’ after D.C. judge rules it no longer has control over trademark
A Washington D.C. judge has ruled that The Proud Boys no longer has control over its trademark. Control of the trademark was transferred to the Metropolitan African […] ...
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church hope to inspire with solar array
Religious leaders at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Lewisburg said they hope their example of installing solar panels can ...
WNC presbytery conveys West Asheville church property to reparations nonprofit
A West Asheville church has changed hands with the conveyance of its Haywood Road property from the WNC presbytery to a reparations nonprofit.
Where to celebrate Black History Month in Philly
There is a full month’s worth of events to learn more about and celebrate the accomplishments of Black Philadelphians, from free events to ticketed walking tours.