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Author Archives: Kunbi Tinuoye

Gisma Hakim,14, suffering from malaria gets touched by her mother trying to cope with her high fever at the MSF ( Medecins Sans Frontieres ) field hospital July 17, 2012 in Jamam refugee camp, South Sudan. (Photo by Paula Bronstein/Getty Images)

Travelers beware! Malaria is a threat

theGRIO REPORT - Malaria is a mosquito-borne disease caused by a parasite, which, if left untreated can led to severe complications or even death...
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Rihanna instagrammed this photo with a caption that referred to the child pictured as my 'ni**a'

Rihanna’s n-word incident raises questions about celebs on Instagram

theGRIO REPORT - Rihanna has posted yet another controversial social media photo. This time around it is a picture on Instagram of her with an adorable toddler sitting on her lap...
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Teacher accused of molestation claims she doesn't touch black kids

theGRIO REPORT - A teacher accused of sexually molesting a first grader has claimed in her defense that because she’s racist she wouldn’t feel comfortable touching a black child...
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Mareshia Rucker (right) and Wilcox County High School students.

Ga. town preps 1st integrated prom

theGRIO REPORT - Just days before a high school in rural Georgia holds its first ever racially integrated prom, the group of teens who organized it say they are anticipating a decent turnout and are hopeful the night will be a resounding success...
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Dr. Noelle Hunter and her daughter Muna on a family holiday in Mali in 2009

Mother of allegedly abducted daughter to fly to Africa

theGRIO REPORT - Dr. Noelle Hunter will fly out to the African nation in early June following the recent news her estranged husband filed for sole custody of their daughter in a Mali court...
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FILE - This is a 1980 file photo showing British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Ex-spokesman Tim Bell says that Thatcher has died. She was 87. Bell said the woman known to friends and foes as "the Iron Lady" passed away Monday morning, April 8, 2013. (AP Photo/File)

Black Britons have mixed feelings about Margaret Thatcher legacy

theGRIO REPORT - In Britain, Thatcher was a divisive force, who you either loved or loathed...
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To combat the dangers of such bogus or substandard drugs in Africa, Ghana will house Sub-Saharan Africa’s first-ever center against counterfeit medications. © africa - Fotolia.com

Waging war on deadly fake drugs in West Africa

theGRIO REPORT - Fake drugs for tuberculosis and malaria kill around 700,000 people each year in less developed countries, according to a report by the International Policy Network...
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Atlanta cheating scandal deepens as educators turn themselves in

theGRIO REPORT - The 35 defendants, including Atlanta Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Beverly Hall, have a mandatory deadline to surrender at the Fulton County Jail by Tuesday...
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Image from the “United Against Childhood Obesity” day in Atlanta, Georgia, on March 27, 2013. Photographer Robb D. Cohen

Ga. residents fight childhood obesity

theGRIO REPORT - More than 30 organizations turned out at the Georgia state Capitol on Wednesday to rally against the growing epidemic of childhood obesity in the state...
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A Glynn County Sheriff's Deputy directs 17 year-old De Marquise Elkins out of the courtroom in the Glynn County Courthouse in Brunswick, Ga. after Elkin's first appearance hearing in Magistrate Court Monday, March 25, 2013. Elkins and a 14 year-old were arrested Friday, March 23 and charged by warrant in the shooting death of 13-month-old Antonio Santiago. (AP Photo/The Brunswick News/Bobby Haven)

Baby murder brings racial tensions to the surface

theGRIO REPORT - Just days after two teenagers were charged with the murder of 13-month-old Antonio Santiago, the emotionally-charged case is starting to put a strain on race relations in the city of Brunswick...
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