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others have left home in order for their children to get meat and bread now so many dehumanizing elements in the Wildcat system that we are concerned about removing ultimately we are concerned about a guaranteed annual income and the other thing I think it is very necessary to say is that everybodyamp;#39;s on welfare in this country and when it comes to black people and food people we just call it something else and if the white people and Rich we call it subsidies no secret botherless households are more common in the black community a survey from the American consensus institution revealed that 67 percent of black children under 18 in the U.S live in homes without fathers this is a stark contrast to white children as only 24 of them live in fatherless homes but it wasnamp;#39;t always like that the black families survived generations of open racism widespread poverty and slavery they lived through segregation and violence and strong family bonds used to be the norm as of 1960 two-

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August 14 and 15, 2003 - The northeastern U.S. and southern Canada suffered the worst power blackout in history. Areas affected extended from New York, Massachusetts, and New Jersey west to Michigan, and from Ohio north to Toronto and Ottawa, Ontario.
On Aug. 14, 2003, at about 4:10 p.m., millions of people living throughout Metro Detroit and Michigan were without power for at least one day, some even longer. The report said this was all because of a tree branch in Ohio that sparked an outage docHubing seven other states and Canada.
Investigations would later determine that a series of failures in Ohio triggered the blackout. A system monitoring tool was not working, then a generating unit tripped off in an overloaded portion of the grid, and then overheated transmission lines began sagging into overgrown trees and tripping.
While Ontarios power system was restored within 30 hours, a state of emergency was in effect until August 22 while the provinces generation fleet was brought back to full production capability.
The largest blackout in U.S. history by far was Hurricane Maria, which left hundreds of thousands of residents in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands without power for more than 100 days total. This was not only the biggest, but also the longest blackout in U.S. history.
Northeast blackout of 2003 This image shows states and provinces that experienced power outages. Not all areas within these political boundaries were affected. DateAugust 1416, 2003 Duration 2 hours4 days, depending on location Location Northeastern United States, Southeastern Canada Type Blackout3 more rows
NYCdata | Disasters. One of the largest blackouts in New York City history occurred on a hot Thursday afternoon, August 14, 2003. It is believed to have originated in Ohio, after a bush fire caused a transmission line to go out of service at around 2:00 PM.
Blackout 2003: When Toronto went dark 20 years ago, the city came together. On Aug. 14, 2003, three power lines outside Cleveland, Ohio, sagged into some overgrown branches, shorted out and sparked the largest blackout in the history of North America.

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