A Guide to Resources for Government Studies: Staying Current ...

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Curated content from 10 black-owned newspapers focused on social justice issues, including the New York Amsterdam News, The Atlanta Voice, Houston Defender Network, The Washington Informer, The Dallas Weekly, The Afro, Michigan Chronicle, The Seattle Medium, The Sacramento Observer and St. Louis American. The site also publishes original content.

"The euro|topics press review appears from Monday to Friday in four languages: German, English, French and Turkish.
The services euro|topics provides are supported by a network of correspondents that stretches across Europe. They scan more than 500 newspapers, magazines and blogs in 30 countries (the EU plus Switzerland and Turkey) on a daily basis, select the most important commentaries, essays and reflections and then translate selected quotes. Brief introductions inform you of the current state of the debate and one click will bring you to the original article." [About EuroTopics]

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