Chillin With Teddy G: Recent Episodes
Ted Greer
Chillin With TeddyG is where we discuss News, Comedy, religion, black history, entertainment, homesteading, current events, even books and movies. Grab yourself a cup of coffee, tea, or your favorite latte and enjoy the show. I'm your host Teddy G. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Teddy-G/support
Psalm 23King James Version23 The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.2 He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters.3 He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake.4 Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.5 Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over.6 Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/Teddy-G/support
Mr. Big Stuff' singer Jean Knight has died at age 80 đ„ Jean Knight, the soul singer best known for the song "Mr. Big Stuff," died last week at 80. New Orleans singer Jean Knight only scored one No. 1 hit on the Billboard soul singles chart, but what a hit it was. "Mr. Big Stuff" was a funky, sweeping indictment of men who are too big for their britches. It was Jean Knight's first and only big hit for the Memphis powerhouse label Stax Records. And with the success of "Mr. Big Stuff," Jean Knight became Stax's top selling female artist. The single went double platinum and earned Knight a Grammy nomination. All this was a long way from her day job of working as a baker as she shopped herself around as a vocalist. Jean Knight never quite caught the charts or pop culture interests the same way after "Mr. Big Stuff," but the song endured. Hip-hop came to rediscover it through Heavy D's 1987 version.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/Teddy-G/support
Shaft' actor Richard Roundtree dies at 81He was 81. His manager, Patrick McMinn of McMinn Management and Artists & Representatives Agency, confirmed his death in a statement. He said Roundtree had pancreatic cancer and died Tuesday afternoon. His family was at his side.đ„--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/Teddy-G/support
Law enforcement regrets pulling over The citizen Who knows the law. And they have pulled this driver over before but don't recognize him. And he schools them on the law.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/Teddy-G/support
White Detroit cop found guilty of assault of Black police officerđźA Black veteran Detroit police officer accused a younger white officer of racial profiling in 2019. Now three years later, that younger officer has been found guilty of assault."We the jury in the above-entitled action, find the defendant Thomas Michael Joseph Jones guilty," said the jury foreman. A jury convicted a Detroit cop of assaulting Officer Christopher Williams in a case that made national headlines, embarrassed the Detroit Police Department, and humiliated an 18-year veteran of the force."Iâll be able to get some sleep now after all this time, so itâs a good thing," said Williams.It was a little more than three years ago when Officer Tom Jones, a white man, chased Williams down, shoved him into a fence, and forcefully handcuffed him at the departmentâs training center where roughly 100 plainclothes cops were logging hours to meet yearly training standards.Jones saw Williams with a large amount of cash on his person in the bathroom of the training center and suspected of him wrong-doing."For him to work the street, what would he do to my grandmother, to my mother," Williams said. "I hope he wouldnât put them in cuffs for having money on them.""The element of race doesn't escape me either," said attorney Todd Perkins. "That this white officer saw fit to tell this Black man, that youâre not supposed to have this kind of money on you."--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/Teddy-G/support
Flint pastors want apology from councilman after âmonkey in the roomâ commentTwo prominent pastors are calling for a Flint council member to apologize after he questioned a colleagueâs ability to preside over council meetings, calling her problems with maintaining order âthe monkey in the roomâ during a meeting this week.Pastors Chris Martin and Alfred Harris made the demand during a news conference on Thursday, Sept. 21, three days after 8th Ward Councilman Dennis Pfeiffer, who is white, directed the comment at 2nd Ward Councilwoman Ladel Lewis, who is Black. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/Teddy-G/support
Lift Every Voice: Claud Anderson đDr. Claud Anderson is a visionary and the president of âPowernomicsâ, a business model that focuses on the empowerment and economic self-sufficiency of African Americans. As an entrepreneur, Anderson built Waterland Fisheries Inc., the largest seafood producing facility in Maryland. Anderson is also a motivational speaker and author. Executing immigration policies without mitigating the negative impact that those polices might have on Native Black Americans is illegal, unconstitutional and immoral. The 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, enacted at the end of the 1860s Civil War, mandated that Black people be treated in all manners similar to Whites. Since then, six succeeding generations of immigrants have been fast tracked into full American Dream membership and have received socio-economic benefits over Black Americans, the nationâs official underclass and the most vulnerable citizens in the nation. đź--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/Teddy-G/support
Former Cleveland dance teacher Terence Greene gets at least 365 years for sexually abusing 8 teenage students.đ„A disgraced former Cleveland dance teacher will almost certainly spend the rest of his life in prison for sexually abusing several of his students over a period of more than two decades.Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Kevin Kelley on Thursday sentenced Terence Greene to life behind bars, with the possibility of parole after 365 years. Greene had previously been convicted last month of the following charges:16 counts of rape 25 counts of sexual battery 1 count of gross sexual imposition 8 counts of felonious assault 13 counts of kidnapping 2 counts of disseminating matter harmful to juvenile--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/Teddy-G/support
Suzanne Somers, of 'Three's Company,' dies at 76đ„Suzanne Somers, the effervescent blonde actor known for playing Chrissy Snow on the television show "Three's Company" and who became an entrepreneur and New York Times best-selling author, has died. She was 76.Somers had breast cancer for over 23 years and died Sunday morning, her family said in a statement provided by her longtime publicist, R. Couri Hay. Her husband Alan Hamel, her son Bruce and other immediate family were with her in Palm Springs, California.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/Teddy-G/support
Family members and the Southern California community have gathered around a 13-year-old girl who was violently beaten by an adult woman inside a Southern California McDonaldâs Sept. 6, an incident that was captured on video. đź--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/Teddy-G/support
Coffee City fires police chief, deactivates police department.đź COFFEE CITY, Texas â City Council members in Coffee City unanimously voted Monday to fire Chief of Police JohnJay Portillo and to deactivate the entire department until a new chief can be hired. The City Council took less than 15 minutes to reach its decision. It means the town of 250 people that once had 50 police officers on the force now has none. "There were things that we werenât aware of and that really just opened our eyes, you know, thereâs major changes that have got to be made and made quickly," --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/Teddy-G/support
TEXAS SHERIFFS FOUGHT TO KEEP THIS BODY CAM FOOTAGE SECRET, NOW WE KNOW WHY.đźAnonviolent domestic dispute in Laredo, Zapata County, Texas, took a dark and violent turn after the arrival of local sheriffs. Officers moved to subdue Rigoberto Barrientos, and in the process injured his leg so severely that it later had to be amputated at a local hospital. For over a year, sheriffs fought to prevent the body camera footage of the incident from coming to light. Police Accountability Report unveils the footage of this gruesome and disturbing incident for the first time. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/Teddy-G/support
1st John chapter 2 verse 15-17 15Â Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world. If any man love the world, the love of the Father is not in him.16Â For all that is in the world, the lust of the flesh, and the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life, is not of the Father, but is of the world.17Â And the world passeth away, and the lust thereof: but he that doeth the will of God abideth for ever. & Levitica chapter 18 verse 22-23 22Â Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is abomination.23Â Neither shalt thou lie with any beast to defile thyself therewith: neither shall any woman stand before a beast to lie down thereto: it is confusion.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/Teddy-G/support
How 6 Mississippi officers tried to cover up their torture of 2 Black men.đźđĄ Men who had sworn an oath to protect and serve were huddled on the back porch of a Mississippi home as Michael Corey Jenkins lay on the floor, blood gushing from his mutilated tongue where one of the police officers shoved a gun in his mouth and pulled the trigger.As Jenkins writhed in pain, the six white officers devised a scheme to cover up dozens of stunning acts of brutality that they had just carried out during 90 minutes of terror against Jenkins and a second Black victim.The officers planted drugs. They stole surveillance footage from the house. They tried to dispose of other evidence. They agreed on a set of lies that would further upend their victimsâ lives. Careful to avoid security cameras at the house, they burst in without a warrant, starting the physical, sexual and psychological abuse. They handcuffed Jenkins and his friend Eddie Terrell Parker and poured milk, alcohol and chocolate syrup over their faces. They forced them to strip naked and shower together to conceal the mess. They mocked the victims with racial slurs. They shocked them with stun guns.The officers had meant to torture the men without leaving physical scars. But one shot Jenkins in the mouth. Miraculously, Jenkins survived.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/Teddy-G/support
Josephine Wright is standing up to developers. In South Carolina, 93-year-old Josephine Wright is fighting off Bailey Point Investment LLC, the development company seeking to build a 147-unit building behind her home and claiming to own a part of the Wright property in Hilton Head.
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Hebrews 7:25
King James Version
25Â Wherefore he is able also to save them to the uttermost that come unto God by him, seeing he ever liveth to make intercession for them. 1 Timothy 2 King James Version 5Â For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus; 6Â Who gave himself a ransom for all, to be testified in due time.
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Tina Turner, âQueen of Rock ânâ Rollâ whose triumphant career made her world-famous, dies at 83 đ„đ Tina Turner, the unstoppable singer and stage performer who teamed with husband Ike Turner for a dynamic run of hit records and live shows in the 1960s and â70s and survived her horrifying marriage to triumph in middle age with the chart-topping âWhatâs Love Got to Do With It,â has died at 83.
Turner died Wednesday, after a long illness in her home in KĂŒsnacht near Zurich, according to her manager. She became a Swiss citizen a decade ago.
Few stars traveled so far â she was born Anna Mae Bullock in a segregated Tennessee hospital and spent her latter years on a 260,000 square foot estate on Lake Zurich â and overcame so much. Physically battered, emotionally devastated and financially ruined by her 20-year relationship with Ike Turner, she became a superstar on her own in her 40s, at a time when most of her peers were on their way down, and remained a top concert draw for years after.
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Harry Belafonte, singer, actor and activist, has died at age 96.đ„ Singer, actor and human rights activist Harry Belafonte died Tuesday at age 96 of congestive heart failure. He broke racial barriers and balanced his activism with his artistry in ways that made people around the world listen. Belafonte, who was an EGOT holder for his Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony awards, died at his home in New York, his publicist announced.
Style, class and charisma: That was Harry Belafonte as a performer. In the 1950s, his recordings for RCA Victor, which included his iconic version of the Jamaican folk song "Day-O" (also known as "The Banana Boat Song") set off a craze for calypso music. With his good looks and his shirt unbuttoned to his chest, audiences â Black and white â adored Belafonte at a time when most of America was still segregated.
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Suspect dies after shooting himself in Pleasant Prairie police cruiser A suspect died Thursday after shooting himself while in the back of a Pleasant Prairie Police Dept. cruiser, according to the police department. The officers who arrested the man, who was accused of a weapons-related offense, did not find the gun hidden on the suspectâs body during a search before putting him in the cruiser, the PPPD statement admitted.
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Five fired Memphis police officers were charged Thursday with second-degree murder and other crimes in the arrest and death of Tyre Nichols, a Black motorist who died three days after a confrontation with the officers during a traffic stop.Shelby County Sheriff's Office online records show that Tadarrius Bean, Demetrius Haley, Desmond Mills Jr., Emmitt Martin III and Justin Smith were in custody.All five are charged with second-degree murder, aggravated assault, aggravated kidnapping, official misconduct and official oppression."While each of the five individuals played a different role in the incident in question, the actions of all of them resulted in the death of Tyre Nichols, and they are all responsible," Shelby County District Attorney Steve Mulroy said during a news conference Thursday. Mulroy said police video of the traffic stop, in which Nichols' family and their lawyers say the 29-year-old father and FedEx worker was savagely beaten for three minutes, will be released to the public on Friday.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/Teddy-G/support
5 BLACK MEMPHIS POLICE OFFICERS FIRED AFTER BRUTAL BEATING OF MAN IN DEADLY TRAFFIC STOP. Five recently-fired Memphis police officers have been charged with murder in the death of Tyre Nichols, who died in hospital three days after a confrontation with officers at a traffic stop. Video of the alleged beating that ensued is due to be released later this week. Five fired Memphis police officers were charged Thursday with second-degree murder and other crimes in the arrest and death of Tyre Nichols, a Black motorist who died three days after a confrontation with the officers during a traffic stop.Shelby County Sheriff's Office online records show that Tadarrius Bean, Demetrius Haley, Desmond Mills Jr., Emmitt Martin III and Justin Smith were in custody.All five are charged with second-degree murder, aggravated assault, aggravated kidnapping, official misconduct and official oppression.Season 10 episode 71--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Teddy-G/support
Jesus â The Sweetest Name I KnowJesus⊠the sweetest name I knowâ⊠a very familiar phrase, especially popular in todayâs praise and worship music. But let me ask you a questionâŠIs âJesusâ really âthe sweetest nameâ you know? If yes, why? Could you tell someone else why? Do you ever tell anyone else why? If Jesus is not âthe sweetestâ name to you, does that bother you? Have you ever thought about it? Do you know why there are things more precious to you than Him?âSweetâ can mean many things: pleasant tasting, satisfying, comforting, rare, precious, valuableâŠ. all of these meanings in various forms and degrees are applicable. For the sake of our study, weâll use this general definition of âsweetestâ: meaningful, worthwhile, endearing, valuable and life changing to the greatest degree we can imagine (not just âsweetâ, âvery sweetâ or âsweeterâ but sweetEST).There are many aspects, reasons, facts, characteristics and events that make the name of Jesus the âsweetestâ. Letâs examine over the next few days why the Name of Jesus is the Sweetest anyone can know..--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Teddy-G/support
Nationwide â The highly anticipated 3rd annual Learn Leverage Launch Live (formally known as the Black Entrepreneur Homecoming Experience) will be held in Washington, DC on September 8-10, 2023. The event will connect business-minded HBCU grads, supporters and other Black entrepreneurs from all over the country while replicating the traditional homecoming experience that HBCUs plan every year where thousands of affluent alumni return to their college campuses to celebrate their alma maters, their achievements, and the long-lasting personal friendships created while earning their degrees. www.cognitoForms.com/PTP9/KinonBanksClientQuestionnaire2023--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Teddy-G/support
Psalm 23King James Version23 The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.2 He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters.3 He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake.4 Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.5 Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over.6 Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever.AMEN...--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Teddy-G/support
Aaron Dean sentenced to over a decade in prison after manslaughter conviction in 2019 death of Atatiana Jefferson.Aaron Dean, the former Texas police officer who was convicted of manslaughter in the 2019 killing of Atatiana Jefferson, has been sentenced to 11 years, 10 months and 12 days in prison. The decision was announced on the afternoon of Tuesday, Dec. 20, less than a week after Dean was found guilty of manslaughter on Dec. 15. "This verdict and sentence won't bring Atatiana Jefferson back," Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney Sharen Wilson said in a statement following the sentencing. "This trial was difficult for all involved, including our community. My sympathies remain with Atatiana's family and friends and I pray they find peace. This trial wasn't about politics and it wasn't about race. If someone breaks the law, they have to be held accountable. The jury agreed. We thank the jury members for making sure justice was served." Dean was initially indicted on a murder charge, but before the jury began deliberations, the judge in the case told them they could consider a manslaughter verdict, which in Texas carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Teddy-G/support
Blue eyes, brown eyes: What Jane Elliott's famous experiment says about race 50 years on. Jane Elliott is 84 years old, a tiny woman with white hair, wire-rim glasses and little patience.She has been talking about how ridiculous it is to judge someone based on the color of their skin for almost 50 years. She can hardly believe she still has to say it.âWe need to fix this,â she says.Elliot is best known as the teacher who, on April 5, 1968, the day after Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated, put her third-grade students through a bold exercise to teach them about racial prejudice.She divided the children, who were all white, by eye color, and then she told the children that people with brown eyes were smarter, faster and better than those with blue eyes.What happened next proved to Elliot that prejudice is a learned behavior.Which means, she says, it can be unlearned.It was an exercise that would catapult her into a heated national discussion, land her on television and in newspapers, and eventually make her the subject of a half-dozen documentaries and a mainstay in textbooks.All these years later, Elliott hasn't stopped talking about what she learned. She thinks her message is more important than ever amid growing conflict over race. She minces no words. She wants you to listen. Really listen.Maybe you will learn something, too.One race, the human race--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Teddy-G/support
major and anomalous storm system is forecast to produce a multitude of weather hazards through early this weekend, as heavy snowfall, strong winds, and dangerously cold temperatures span from the northern Great Basin through the Plains, Upper Midwest, Great Lakes, and the northern/central Appalachians. At the forefront of the impressive weather pattern is a dangerous and record-breaking cold air mass in the wake of a strong arctic cold front diving southward across the southern Plains today and eastward into the Ohio/Tennessee Valleys by tonight. Behind the front, temperatures across the central High Plains have already plummeted 50 degrees F in just a few hours, with widespread subzero readings extending throughout much of the central/northern Plains and northern Rockies/Great Basin. These temperatures combined with sustained winds of 20 to 30 mph and higher wind gusts of up to 60 mph will continue to lead to wind chills as low as minus 40 degrees across a large swath of the Intermountain West and northern/central Plains, with more localized areas of minus 50 to minus 70 possible through the end of the week. Wind chills of this magnitude can cause frostbite in less than 5 minutes if precautions are not taken, with hypothermia and death also possible from prolonged exposure to the cold. Livestock interests will also be severely impacted and dangers could be exacerbated if power outages occur. Consequently, widespread Wind Chill Warnings, Watches and Advisories span across over 30 states from Washington to Florida. Daytime temperatures across the central Plains will struggle to get above 0 degrees, while areas further south in Texas and the Gulf Coast will experience temperatures in the single digits and teens Thursday evening. Furthermore, snow squalls, or a brief burst of moderate to heavy snow (lasting 1 to 2 hours), are likely to occur immediately behind the arctic front as it treks from the mid-Mississippi Valley to the East Coast. Developing snow squalls could lead to extremely hazardous travel conditions at times, as they will be accompanied by gusts to 40 mph and the potential for sudden whiteout conditions. Lastly, areas with standing water ahead of the approaching cold front, particularly throughout the Ohio/Tennessee Valleys, could experience a flash freeze this afternoon and evening. Roadways that were wet beforehand could freeze within a short period of time and lead to slick travel spots. For areas across the Upper Midwest, Great Lakes, and Interior Northeast, a rapidly deepening low-pressure center that forms along the frontal boundary this evening and swings into the Great Lakes on Friday will have the potential to create potentially crippling conditions. Widespread light-to-moderate snowfall is expected for this region, along with localized totals over a foot to the south and east of the Great Lakes where lake effect snow is forecast to linger into Saturday. The snowfall totals may not seem all that impressive with this storm, but combined with very strong winds over an extended period of time will create blizzard conditions that can bring travel to a halt and strain infrastructure. These widespread wind gusts over 40 mph and potentially up over 60 mph are due to a very tight pressure gradient developing between the eventual low over the Great Lakes and the strong high pressure system over the northern Plains. The abrupt deepening of this low pressure system will also aid in the increasingly large and powerful wind field. Heavy snowfall rates of 1-2"/hour, along with wind gusts of over 50 mph will result in near-zero visibility and considerable blowing and drifting of snow. This will lead to dangerous, to at times impossible, land and air travel leading up to the holiday weekend. The combination of heavy snow and strong wind gusts could lead to significant infrastructure impacts, including scattered tree damage and power outages.đŹ--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Teddy-G/support
Spiritual moment of the day with (Pastor Gino Jennings) Spiritual food that feeds us And spiritually nourish our bodies.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Teddy-G/support
Not just on Thanksgiving, but every day of the year give God your heartfelt praise and itâll bring your heart cheer.
For when we are thankful, the entire year through joy will flood our souls spilling over in all we do.
Every minute of the day, thank God for His grace every second youâre alive praise His holy face.
Give Him your thanksgiving, with a heart thatâs forthright and in the eyes of the Lord youâll be a pleasing delight.
So, everyone letâs show God, our gracious gratitude . . . today and all year through have a thankful attitude!
1 Thessalonians 5:18
âIn every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you.â
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A Black Mother Shares The Racism She Experienced While Giving Birth .đ„đ©ââ Katherine Mary (@iamkeighpower) first explains how she was rushed to the hospital 35 weeks pregnant after feeling intense back pains while at work. While at the hospital she is set up in the labor and delivery room and then asked by a nurse about her pain. When she tells the nurse she is in extreme pain she is told to âShut upâ as the nurse is typing.
The Black mother is continually ignored and brought to tears begging the nurse to help her. Meanwhile, the nurse accuses her of overreacting about her pain for pain medicine and says she will leave the room if the mother doesnât stop crying.
AÂ report by the CDCÂ shows that Black mothers are around 4 times more likely to die in childbirth than white mothers. Showcasing a clear disparity in the overall treatment of Black mothers during maternal care.
Oftentimes this disparity presents itself in fact that many times Black mothersâ requests and complaints are not taken seriously during labor. As discriminatory beliefs in the medical field persist like the assumption that Black people feel less pain.
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Philly-area clinic staffer berates an expectant mother for asking for a doctorâs note to take off work.
A nurse from Philadelphia going haywire on a Black pregnant patient. The woman had gone to the doctorâs office to receive a note for her maternity leave, reported Hollywood Unlocked. Instead of meeting her request, the situation escalated into laptop cases being swung and the cops being called.
The video begins moments after the Karen called the cops on the pregnant woman, who identifies as Jillian. In a story-time video Jillian explained that she had gone to the doctor for a note to secure her maternity leave because she was experiencing pain. Jillian said the nurse gave her an aggressive, uncomfortable cervical exam, then proceeded to tell her she was fine to go to work. Jillian is 7 months pregnant.
She explained to the nurse that sheâd rather speak to her doctor and have them write her a note, so the nurse had the secretary call the doctor for her. After the nurse made a shady remark at Jillian, she called the nurse a weirdo ⊠and then the Karen called the cops.
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A Georgia Law Enforcement Race Soldier Was Caught On Camera Harassing And Punching A Black Pregnant Woman's Car After He Pulled Her Over. Lovejoy Police Department Sergeant Johnny, Baker Is the subject of Complaint and lawsuit Buy the Woman.đźđ„
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Don't Vote For The Wrong Candidate. Whatever State Your Voting in Make a Conscious decision On the candidate you are choosing To vote for. Has a plan For the issues That are important to you. If they do not Then Don't waste your vote... It's time to Send A message.đ€
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Your spiritual food for the day brought to you by Apostle Gino Jennings.đ
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Racism in the KCPD: Thereâs no thin blue line for Black officers, Star investigation finds. driving an unmarked police car when two officers pulled him over. Robinson wasnât speeding. He had not violated any traffic laws. The registration was up to date. He knew as soon as the lights flashed behind him that it was racial profiling. When the 59-year-old police veteran stepped out of the car in his blue and navy uniform, a tense exchange followed â â the two officers complaining that he startled them by getting out, and Robinson pointing out his rank. Robinsonâs heart pounded with fear. The incident was one of the most frightening of his career, he said. âI might have been taken down to the ground. I might have been shot,â he said. âI might have reached in my car to get my ID to prove (that he was a police officer) and been shot.â
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Pastor Gino Jennings Give the spiritual lesson for today.
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Melanated Woman Goes On A Tirade About Black Men.đźđ€· That's totally Unfounded and absolutely absurd. Definitely a case for dr Phil.
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Genesis 19
King James Version 18 And Lot said unto them, Oh, not so, my Lord:
19Â Behold now, thy servant hath found grace in thy sight, and thou hast magnified thy mercy, which thou hast shewed unto me in saving my life; and I cannot escape to the mountain, lest some evil take me, and I die:
20Â Behold now, this city is near to flee unto, and it is a little one: Oh, let me escape thither, (is it not a little one?) and my soul shall live.
21Â And he said unto him, See, I have accepted thee concerning this thing also, that I will not overthrow this city, for the which thou hast spoken.
22Â Haste thee, escape thither; for I cannot do anything till thou be come thither. Therefore the name of the city was called Zoar.
23Â The sun was risen upon the earth when Lot entered into Zoar.
24 Then the Lord rained upon Sodom and upon Gomorrah brimstone and fire from the Lord out of heaven;
25Â And he overthrew those cities, and all the plain, and all the inhabitants of the cities, and that which grew upon the ground.
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Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-serving British monarch, has died at 96
Queen Elizabeth II, whose seven decades on the throne of the United Kingdom was a longer reign than any other British monarch, has died at the age of 96.
The queen "died peacefully" on Thursday afternoon at Balmoral Castle, her estate in the Scottish Highlands, royal family officials announced.
Her son Charles, 73, is now king and will be known as King Charles III. After Thursday's announcement, a flood of condolences came in from all corners of the globe: world officials, cultural icons and everyday people alike. In recent years, the queen had taken on fewer public duties, occasionally canceling appearances in which her attendance was once tradition. Mobility issues had troubled her in recent months, and she had taken to spending much of her time at Windsor Castle, the family's country estate near London, and at Balmoral, the castle in Scotland. The death of Queen Elizabeth II revived longstanding criticism in the US over the monarchyâs enrichment from the British empireâs violent colonization of African, Asian and Caribbean nations and their diasporas.
Since her death on Thursday, American commentators, academics, and a former US diplomat, among others, took to social media and elsewhere to call for fully wrestling with the British monarchyâs lasting influence in light of the monarchâs death.
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Sex TraffickingâŠTricks of the Trade
Sex Trafficking. UBER SCAMS
While UBER and LYFT may be two of the best-known private vehicle transport services used by the public today, they are not the only ones.  However, this kidnapping scam is starting to show up in cities all over the world now.  It is important that the users of these services remain focused on who is actually picking them. Parking Lot Scams
Another new technique used is to create a reason for a woman approaching her car to pause before entering it, so as to create an opportunity to âgrab,â her.  They may also create a reason for her to exit the car focused on something other than her surroundings.
As an example, women are reporting that as they approach their vehicle, they realize that a shopping cart has been âzip-tied,â to the door handle of their car!  Since most women do not carry a pocketknife to cut the zip-ties freeâŠthey are caught off guard as to why this has been done.  The usual reaction is that it was done by someone they may know as a joke.  However, what it really does is insure they cannot enter their vehicle!  The next thing they know they are being dragged into an adjacent vehicle!
Women Asking for Help Scam
Unfortunately, sex-traffickers are also increasing the psychological sophistication of the âscamsâ they use to trick their intended victims.  It is becoming increasingly common for other women to be used to gain trust and put the target at ease by female compatriots making the initial approach.
The ruse may be a simple request to use the victimâs phone to make an emergency call because their phone is dead.  It could be a request for them to help with an insignificant task.  Perhaps they need change for the valet or help with directions.  The entire effort is designed to get the victim to NOT focus on their surroundings and to portray the appearance to anyone else that these women are comfortable with each other and may even be acquaintances.Â
At the first possible chance, they are forced into a vehicle that simply slows down beside them which then speeds away.  It is imperative that women recognize this new dynamic in the ever-expanding repertories of techniques, tricks and scams that sex-traffickers are using.  Unfortunately, you can no longer conclude that anyone approaching you, male or female is not a threat.  Simply remain focused on not just them but your entire surroundings.  Do not let them get within arms-reach.  Offer to call 911 for them if they need help but do not surrender your phone to a stranger for any reason.
Be alert!  Be confident!  Be smart! Be SAFE!
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Cop in Hot Water After Handcuffing EMT Just Trying to Care for Patient . A Rochester police officer is on desk duty after he was caught on camera forcefully handcuffing an emergency medical technician whoâd reportedly bumped his squad car with her ambulance door just outside a hospital.
According to News 10 Rochester, the Monroe Ambulance EMT was attempting to unload a patient in the ambulance bay area at Strong Memorial Hospital when she hit the copâs car. The officer then demanded the EMT give him her identification, but the health-care worker was more concerned about getting the patient inside the hospital for treatment, the report says. In a video of the incident obtained by News 10, the EMT can be seen standing next to a colleague at the hospital check-in desk with the patient on a stretcher. The investigator, who is wearing a red shirt, then rushes toward the EMT, pushing her into a wall before handcuffing her and escorting her out of the hospital. The medical worker was ultimately released from custody without charges being filed.
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A 911 dispatcher was charged with manslaughter after refusing to send an ambulance for a woman who later died. Experts say there's 'never a time not to send an ambulance.
The criminal charges against a 911 dispatcher for refusing to send an ambulance to a patient is "one of the rarest cases" some emergency services experts have ever seen.
The dispatcher, 50-year-old Leon Price, was charged with involuntary manslaughter in Greene County, Pennsylvania. Price refused to send an ambulance in July 2020 when Kelly Titchenell called 911 on behalf of her mother, 56-year-old Diania Kronk, who Titchenell said was "jaundiced, incoherent and bleeding from the rectum," a civil complaint filed by Titchenell said. Both criminal charges and a civil suit have been filed. Â
Price repeatedly asked Titchenell whether Kronk was "willing to go" to the hospital for treatment, The Associated Press reported. But experts told Insider that an ambulance should have been sent to Kronk's home regardless.Â
"This is probably one of the rarest cases I've ever seen," said Bill McDonald, an emergency medical services expert and executive director of McDonald Public Safety Consulting. "There's never a time not to send an ambulance because you don't know what's going on."
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False Narratives Painted By Lame Stream Media. Here are the facts, Robert Crimo, 21, accused of killing seven and wounding dozens in Fourth of July attack in Chicago suburb. Authorities have said the more than 30 wounded in the attack, in addition to those killed, range in age from eight to their 80s, including an eight-year-old boy who was paralyzed from the waist down when the shooting severed his spine. But lame string media Wants to blame what he did on Anything Other than Robert Crimo.
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Frederick Douglassâs Fiery 1852 Speech, âThe Meaning of July 4th for the Negro,â Read by James Earl Jones. What, to the American slave, is your Fourth of July? I answer: a day that reveals to him, more than all other days of the year, the gross injustice and cruelty to which he is a constant victim. To him, your celebration is a sham; your boasted liberty, an unholy license; your national greatness, swelling vanity; your sounds of rejoicing are empty and heartless; your denunciation of tyrants, brass fronted impudence; your shouts of liberty and equality, hollow mockery; your prayers and hymns, your sermons and thanksgivings, with all your religious parade and solemnity, are, to Him, mere bombast, fraud, deception, impiety, and hypocrisyâa thin veil to cover up crimes that would disgrace a nation of savages. There is not a nation of the earth guilty of practices more shocking and bloody than are the people of these United States at this very hour.
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After police kill unarmed Black man Jayland Walker, Akron police release bodycam footage. đź A Black man was unarmed when Akron police chased him on foot and killed him in a hail of gunfire, but officers believed he had shot at them earlier from a vehicle and feared he was preparing to fire again, authorities said Sunday at a news conference.
Akron police released video of the shooting of Jayland Walker, 25, who was killed June 27 in a pursuit that had started with an attempted traffic stop. The mayor called the shooting âheartbreakingâ. Itâs not clear how many shots were fired by the eight officers involved, but Walker sustained more than 60 wounds. An attorney for Walkerâs family said officers kept firing even after he was on the ground.
Officers attempted to stop Walkerâs car around 12:30 a.m. for unspecified traffic and equipment violations, but less than a minute into a pursuit, the sound of a shot was heard from the car, and a transportation department camera captured what appeared to be a muzzle flash coming from the vehicle, Akron Police Chief Steve Mylett said. That changed the nature of the case from âa routine traffic stop to now a public safety issue,â he said.
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Alleged shooter in Highland Park July 4th parade attack charged with 7 counts of murder in âpremeditated and calculated attackâ
Prosecutors on Tuesday filed charges against the man suspected of firing upon crowds gathered for a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park on Monday morning, killing at least seven people and injuring more than 30.
Robert âBobbyâ E. Crimo III, 21, is charged with seven counts first-degree murder in what Lake County Stateâs Attorney Eric Rinehart called a âpremeditated and calculated attack.â He was apprehended late Monday afternoon following an hours long manhunt involving more than 100 law enforcement agencies.
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âNo Atonement, No Repairâ: Nikole Hannah-Jones Call for Slavery Reparations in Speech to U.N. General Assembly. We gather here to mark the global trade that took some 15 million beloved human beings across the Atlantic in the hulls of barbaric ships, the largest forced migration in the history of the world, one that would reshape the entire Atlantic world and transform the global economy. We must never forget the scale and the depth of the horrors that people of African descent suffered in the name of profit, profit that enriched the European colonial powers and built the nascent economy of the United States. We must never forget how the systems of slavery collapsed, only to be reborn in other models of violent and racist economic exploitation, such as what we benignly call Jim Crow in the United States, but what is more aptly called apartheid.
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âNo Atonement, No Repairâ: Nikole Hannah-Jones Call for Slavery Reparations in Speech to U.N. General Assembly . In March, the United Nations marked the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones, creator of The New York Timesâs groundbreaking 1619 Project, addressed the U.N. General Assembly. As part of our Juneteenth special, we air her full address. âIt is time for the nations that engaged in and profited from the transatlantic slave trade to do what is right and what is just. It is time for them to make reparations to the descendants of chattel slavery in the Americas,â Hannah-Jones said. âThis is our global truth, a truth we as human beings understand with stark clarity: There can be no atonement if there is no repair.â
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New yorkers And others Give their opinion on sloppy Jim crow Joe, is he as Racist As Agent orange, Or not. Judge Joe Brown Gives his opinion On both of them in this conversation.
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Former White House aide recounts play-by-play of the West Wing leading up to Jan. 6
Hutchinson depicted a West Wing where some staff were extremely concerned about violence erupting at the Capitol that day â and others, like Trump and Meadows, were not.
Throughout the hearing, Trump responded to her testimony, labeling it "fake" and calling Hutchinson someone he "hardly" knew and "bad news" in posts to the social media network Truth that he owns and controls.
The committee had announced the hearing on Monday with less than a day's notice "to present recently obtained evidence and receive witness testimony" after saying there would be no additional hearings until July. Given that urgency and the major pieces of information Hutchinson had already shared with the Democrat-led committee for its nearly 11-month investigation, expectations were set that her testimony, presented in person and in recordings from her four committee interviews, would be significant.
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Former White House aide recounts play-by-play of the West Wing leading up to Jan. 6
Cassidy Hutchinson, once an aide to former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, told the committee that former President Donald Trump knew that some protesters at the rally at the Ellipse were armed when he called for them to march to the Capitol. She also said that he didn't want to stop the Capitol riot and that Meadows and Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani both sought pardons as a result of the events of Jan. 6.
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Former White House aide recounts play-by-play of the West Wing leading up to Jan. 6
A surprise hearing called with a former White House staffer unveiled details about the days leading up to and the moments during the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.
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Police arrested teen for allegedly planning shooting at Berkeley, California, high school .Authorities received tip that the teenager was recruiting students for mass violence, in one of many recent threats against US schools. A teenage boy was arrested in Berkeley, California, on Monday after police received a tip he was ârecruiting other high school students to participate in a mass shooting and/or bombingâ at a local high school.
When authorities searched the teenâs home they found âparts to explosives and assault rifles, several knives and electronic devices that could be used to create additional weaponsâ, police said.
The arrest comes in the wake of a mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, that left 19 children and two teachers dead.
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President Biden calls for assault weapons ban and other measures to curb gun violence
President Biden called on Congress to ban assault weapons or to raise the age to be able to buy one from 18 to 21 and other measures to curb gun violence in the United States. "If we can't ban assault weapons then we should raise the age to purchase them from 18 to 21," Biden said.
He also called for a ban on high-capacity magazines, background checks, red flag laws and a repeal of the immunity that protects gun manufacturers from legal liability if their weapons are used in violence.
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East Bay high school cheer team accused of racist stunt . SAN RAMON, Calif. (KRON) â An East Bay high school cheer team is under scrutiny after the group was accused of racism over photos circulating on social media.
Over the weekend, photos posted on the California High School varsity cheer teamâs Instagram account show the nearly all-white members posing with a Black mannequin head. On Monday, the San Ramon Valley Unified School District sent an email to parents and the community, vowing to make changes. âOn Saturday, the District was made aware that the Cal High Cheer Stunt team has a mascot that has had a hurtful racist impact, and we are deeply troubled by the harm that this situation has caused both in our school community and beyond. The mascot, which is a dark-skinned head that would be used in a cosmetology class, is intolerable for its offensive and racist implications,â the district said.
âThis hateful and hurtful image does not represent the values of San Ramon Valley Unified School District. While we are working in earnest to bring the systemic changes needed to our schools to ensure that they are safe, welcoming, and inclusive environments for all, it is clear that our work must continue. We must remain vigilant in our efforts to call out and eliminate racist acts.â
The photos began circulating online after the cheer team posted the photos on their Instagram account. The team has since deleted its Instagram page but not before an account called @theblackbayarea took screenshots and posted them on their page. John Malloy says the investigation into the incident is ongoing and plans to meet with all parties involved. In Mondayâs address to the campus community, Malloy acknowledged the need for more training on these types of discrimination and hate incidents.
âWe are saddened and frustrated by this, and we will do better to make sure all our schools are safe, welcoming, and inclusive environments for every child, family, and staff member, especially those who are most harmed by racism and discrimination,â Malloy said
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D.L. HUGHLEY AND MOâNIQUE BEEF OVER WHO WAS SUPPOSE TO HEADLINE COMEDY SHOW IN DETROIT . MoâNique, who was recently hired by 50 Cent to work on his BMF drama series, let loose on her fellow comedian while performing stand-up in Detroit on Saturday. According to USA Today, MoâNique openly shared that she signed a contract to be a headliner at the show and that D.L. Hughley declined to perform because she was the headliner.
During her opening, MoâNique walked across the stage lambasting Hughley. The Oscar winner said, âYâall donât understand the fight [I] had to go through to stand in front of yâall tonight.â MoâNique shared with the crowd that she had issues with Hughley before. The comedian even insinuated that his moniker, D.L., refers to Hughley being on the down-low.
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South Street Mass Shooting: 3 People Killed, 12 Others Injured After Gunmen Open Fire Into Crowd In South Philadelphia . A mass shooting on Philadelphiaâs South Street leaves three people dead and 12 others injured. Police say patrol officers in the area heard numerous gunshots coming from the 200 block of South Street just before midnight Saturday.
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( In your opinion) Where Phillip Scott Hosted by Teddy G. Give his his opinion and theory On the mass shooting In Buffalo New York Add Tops supermarket.
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'I saw you for what you are - a predator of the defenseless': Child rape victims tear apart ex-Boston police union chief who CRIES in court as he's caged for 13 years for crimes against seven- to 16-year-olds. A former Boston police union chief wept in court Monday as child rape victims tore into him after the disgraced cop admitted to raping and sexually abusing several children over the span of nearly three decades.Â
Ex-Police Patrolmen's Association boss Patrick Rose, 67, pleaded guilty to 21 counts of child rape and sexual assault that occurred over a 27-year period, involving victims ranging in age from 7 to 16, prosecutors said.Â
The former cop sat in court and cried as he listened to some of his victims deliver impact statements before he was sentenced to up to 13 years in prison.Â
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10 people killed in a racially motivated mass shooting at a Buffalo supermarket, police say. The 18-year-old suspect is in custody đą Ten people were killed in a racially motivated mass shooting at a supermarket in Buffalo on Saturday by a suspect in tactical gear who was livestreaming the attack, law enforcement officials said during a news conference.
The shooting occurred Saturday afternoon at a Tops Friendly Markets store. The suspect in the shooting, a White male, is in custody, police said. He was identified as Payton Gendron, 18, and pleaded not guilty to the first degree murder charge brought against him in court Saturday night. Thirteen were shot in the attack and 10 have died. Of those shot, 11 were Black and two were White, officials said. Two people remain hospitalized in stable condition.
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RACIST KAREN CHARGED AFTER ATTACKING BLACK TEENAGE LITTLE CAESARS WORKERÂ
ENID, Okla. â Rachel Lee Scheuerman has been charged with âmalicious harassment based on raceâ for assaulting a Black teenage Little Caesars worker and calling him the n-word several times after the store ran out of crazy bread.Â
On March 30, 2022, 17-year-old Chris Beard was working as a drive thru cashier at the popular pizza restaurant on 1725 W. Owen K. Garriot Rd after finishing his school day when Scheuerman drove up seeking an order of two pizzas and crazy bread, according to an Enid Police Department incident report shared with The Black Wall Street Times.
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Will Smith resigns from film academy over Chris Rock slap. Will Smith resigned Friday from the motion picture academy following his Oscars night slap of Chris Rock and said he would accept any further punishment the organization imposed.
Smith in a statement released Friday afternoon said he will âfully accept any and all consequences for my conduct. My actions at the 94th Academy Awards presentation were shocking, painful, and inexcusable.â
Film academy president David Rubin said Smithâs resignation was accepted. âWe will continue to move forward with our disciplinary proceedings against Mr. Smith for violations of the Academyâs Standards of Conduct, in advance of our next scheduled board meeting on April 18.â
Smith loses voting privileges with his resignation. But there are other, less tangible benefits to being part of the academy, Hollywoodâs most prestigious organization: It bestows industry credibility on its members. Itâs invitation only, and with a once-a-year membership review.
âI betrayed the trust of the Academy. I deprived other nominees and winners of their opportunity to celebrate and be celebrated for their extraordinary work,â Smithâs statement said. âI am heartbroken. I want to put the focus back on those who deserve attention for their achievements and allow the Academy to get back to the incredible work it does to support creativity and artistry in film.
âChange takes time and I am committed to doing the work to ensure that I never again allow violence to overtake reason,â Smith concluded in the statement.
The resignation came two days after the academyâs leadership board met to initiate disciplinary proceedings against Smith for violations against the groupâs standards of conduct. Those proceedings could have resulted in suspension or expulsion, and it was not immediately clear what additional punishment he could face.
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This is just a wild night': Social media is stunned about Will Smith smacking Chris Rock. In the middle of the 2022 Oscars, actor Will Smith got out of his seat, walked on stage and hit presenter Chris Rock in the face. As the incident unfolded, the broadcast was muted, leaving American viewers wondering what was said between the two actors. Pinkett Smith said last year she went bald after daughter, Willow, encouraged her to do so. Pinkett Smith said she has had alopecia, which results in severe hair loss, since 2018.
At first, husband Will Smith seemed to laugh at the joke, but then got up and hit Rock in the face as he stood on the stage. Rock appeared to be in shock, and Smith sat back down and said, "keep my wife's name out of your (expletive) mouth," twice.Â
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Bride's uncle shot and killed by officer at wedding reception, family says
Police in Florida say a guest at a wedding reception was shot and killed by an officer responding to a disturbance call about a man assaulting other guests. News reports the man, identified by police as 39-year-old Daniel Patrick Knight, was the uncle of the bride, according to the family.
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Sin Of Pride - The Sin of Sins The sin of pride is the sin of sins. It was this sin, we're told, which transformed Lucifer, an anointed cherub of God, the very "seal of perfection, full of wisdom and perfect in beauty,"1Â into Satan, the devil, the father of lies, the one for whom Hell itself was created.2Â We're warned to guard our hearts against pride lest we too "fall into the same condemnation as the devil."3
It was the sin of pride which first led Eve to eat of the forbidden fruit. In Genesis we read, "Then the serpent said to the woman, 'You will not surely die. For God knows that in the day you eat of it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil.' So when the woman saw that the tree was good for food, that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree desirable to make one wise, she took of its fruit and ate. She also gave to her husband with her, and he ate."4Â And who do you think was that serpent of old who first introduced Eve to this sin of pride? It was none other than the devil himself,5Â eager to share his condemnation with others.
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Ahmaud Arberyâs killers convicted on federal hate crimes charges.đŻ The three white defendants were already convicted in the killing of the unarmed Black jogger. This trial focused on their history of âracial resentment,â and its role in the killing. Twenty-five-year-old Ahmaud Arbery was Black, unarmed, and out for a run in a Georgia neighborhood near where he lived when three white men chased him down, and accosted, assaulted, and shot him dead nearly two years ago. Whether that all happened because the victim was Black, well, thatâs something a lot of people feel they already know. The effects of racism are often more visible than racist intent. Perhaps that is one reason the prosecutors dodged the topic of racial motives almost entirely in the state murder trial of Travis McMichael, now 36; his father, Gregory, 66; and William âRoddieâ Bryan, 52 â the men who carried out what has been labeled a modern-day lynching in broad daylight. Each was convicted in November of an array of charges related to Arberyâs fatal shooting that day, including malice murder, felony murder, and false imprisonment. In January, all received life sentences in Georgia state prison, with the McMichaels having no chance at parole.
On Tuesday, a jury also convicted the men of hate crimes and other charges in a separate, second federal trial brought by the Department of Justice. Federal prosecutors argued that the men were driven to kill Arbery because of âa fatal dose of racial resentment and racial anger.â The jury â reportedly consisting of three Black people, eight white people, and one Hispanic person â agreed.
The conviction is significant for many reasons, in particular that it recognizes the role of race in the attack and killing of the unarmed young Black jogger and all but ensures the defendants will serve additional prison time. The prosecution and verdict also comes on the heels of Attorney General Merrick Garlandâs recent efforts to combat hate crimes, which have spiked during the pandemic.
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Three Georgia Men Charged with Federal Hate Crimes and Attempted Kidnapping in Connection with the Death of Ahmaud Arbery . Three Georgia men were indicted today by a federal grand jury in the Southern District of Georgia and charged with hate crimes and the attempted kidnapping of Ahmaud Arbery. The indictment also charges two of the men with separate counts of using firearms during that crime of violence.
Travis McMichael, 35; Travisâs father, Gregory McMichael, 65; and William âRoddieâ Bryan, 51, were each charged with one count of interference with rights and with one count of attempted kidnapping. Travis and Gregory McMichael were also charged with one count each of using, carrying, and brandishingâand in Travisâs case, dischargingâa firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence.
Counts One and Two of the indictment allege that the defendants used force and threats of force to intimidate and interfere with Arberyâs right to use a public street because of his race. Specifically, Count One of the indictment alleges that as Arbery was running on a public street in the Satilla Shores neighborhood of Brunswick, Georgia, Travis and Gregory McMichael armed themselves with firearms, got into a truck, and chased Arbery through the public streets of the neighborhood while yelling at him, using their truck to cut off his route, and threatening him with firearms. Count One also alleges that the offense resulted in Arberyâs death. Count Two alleges that William âRoddieâ Bryan joined the chase and used his truck to cut off Arberyâs route.Â
In addition to the hate-crime charges, Count Three alleges that all three defendants attempted to unlawfully seize and confine Arbery by chasing after him in their trucks in an attempt to restrain him, restrict his free movement, corral and detain him against his will, and prevent his escape. Counts Four and Five allege that during the course of the crime of violence charged in Count One, Travis used, carried, brandished, and discharged a Remington shotgun, and Gregory used, carried, and brandished a .357 Magnum revolver.Â
All three defendants have also been charged in a separate state proceeding with malice murder, felony murder, aggravated assault, it Attorney Tara Lyons of the Southern District of Georgia, and Deputy Chief Bobbi Bernstein and Special Mitigation
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White father and son are arrested after 'chasing down and shooting at black FedEx worker' in Mississippi. A black Mississippi FedEx delivery driver is speaking out after he claims two white men - a father and son - shot at him during his shift in what his attorney describes as a 'copycat' attempt of the murder of Ahmaud Arbery.
D'Monterrio Gibson, 24, said that he was working Monday, January 24, when the men, identified as Gregory Case and Brandon Case, allegedly attacked him.Â
He was delivering packages in Brookhaven, a suburb of Jackson, at around 7 p.m. that day when a white pickup truck, driven by Gregory Case, came toward the address of a scheduled drop.
Gibson alleges that Gregory Case tried to drive 'extremely close' to him and cut him off, and that as he drove away, he saw Brandon Case a few houses down in the middle of the road pointing a gun toward the driver's truck, which was a white Hertz van despite him working for FedEx.  Â
On February 1, Brandon and Gregory Case turned themselves in. Gregory was charged with a count of conspiracy assault, while Brandon was charged with one count of aggravated assault, according to the Mississippi Free Press.Â
The men were released on $75,000 and $150,000 bonds, respectively, a day later.
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Becky and Karen Says She Copies Black Women Because People Love Them And We Are Jealous Of That. And since we cannot do it like that. We will copy what they do So we can get All the love and prestige They received..
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Cleveland radio pioneer Lynn Tolliver Jr. dies. Cleveland radio pioneer Lynn Tolliver has passed away following an undisclosed illness. The death was reported online by former colleagues and business associates.
Tolliver spent his early career in Detroit before returning to his hometown of Cleveland to run a new rhythm-and-blues station, WZAK, in 1982. The station topped the ratings and was nationally recognized into the 1990s with Billboard Magazine Awards for unusual marketing and promotional stunts, such as a contest for the worldâs largest cockroach â a prank which was referenced in one of the final episodes of "Hill Street Blues" in 1987.
Tolliver himself, as morning DJ, was recognized for his cutting-edge music sensibility. He was also nearly killed in a shooting during a robbery at the station in 1985. The crime has never been solved.
In 2000, Tolliver was the first black recipient of the Cleveland Association of Broadcastersâ Excellence in Broadcasting award.
He was also a musician, putting out songs on Akron-based Heat Records with his group, Sexual Harrassment, which were later sampled by Kanye West and Black Eyed Peas â the latter leading to a lengthy lawsuit. After leaving WZAK in the late 1990s, he split his time between Ohio and Florida, and recently hosted the online radio show âJust the 2 of Us.â Lynn Tolliver was 71. https://youtu.be/kbEMRy-c71U
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In the Bible, a Jewish religious leader named Nicodeumus came to Jesus at night asking if He was from God. Jesus explained there was more to faith than what he had come to know. True faith was more than good deeds and following rules; it required a change. He told Nicodeumus that the person looking for true life in God needed a complete change- from the inside out. This change could be compared to a ânew birthâ in the same way a caterpillar changes into a butterfly. Jesus explained that Nicodemus needed this change in order to truly become a follower of Jesus.
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Lockouts to replace lockdowns, as cases rise.đđ€ . Unvaccinated People would be blocked from bars, restaurants and sporting events as the States moves to reward the fully immunised and lock those who have not had two doses out of âmany, many venuesâ instead of locking down entire cities and regions. Politicians encourage you to get vaccinated and warned those who chose to remain unimmunised could soon find themselves unable to participate in many activities. Full vaccination would give people greater ability to âparticipate in the economyâ, âYouâre going to be able to go to a bars, the movies, to a sporting event. Youâre going to be able to do all sorts of things that an unvaccinated person is not going to be able to do.â
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Ohio cop kills man firing off celebratory New Year gunshots without warning.đź An Canton Ohio police officer shot through a wooden fence at a man who was firing a gun into the air to celebrate the new year early Saturday morning, bodycam footage released by cops shows.
Video of the fatal shooting of James Williams, a 46-year-old Black man, was released Thursday by police in Canton.
The wife of a Canton man shot and killed by a police officer on New Years Day is demanding justice, saying her husband was the one placed in an unsafe situation by police.
According to Canton police, officers went to the 2300 block of 10th Street SW on Saturday after getting a call about shots being fired.
Police said an officer confronted a man on scene and that the man started shooting.
Canton Police Chief Jack Angelo said the officer feared for his safety and shot the man.
Heâs been identified by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation as 46-year-old James Williams.
Williamsâ wife Marquetta told 19 News that they were in their backyard ringing in the new year when the shooting happened.
âMy husband and I both went out there to shoot guns in the air, like everybody does to celebrate,â Williams said.
She said James, known by friends and family as Roe, was behind a 6-foot high wooden privacy fence
âYou canât see in. You canât see out,â she said.
Marquetta said her husband wasnât firing at an officer, rather still shooting into the air and even more, didnât know police were on the other side of their fence.
âWe didnât know who it was when it happened because nobody said anything. They didnât say: âStop, freeze, police!â Nothing, they just shot him,â
Williams said her husband was the one put in the unsafe situation, not the police officer.
âHis life was in danger, because you didnât announce yourself,â Williams said. âThatâs cold-blooded and Iâm not going to rest until he does get justice, period.â
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What does the Bible say about Hell? But as for the cowardly, the faithless, the detestable, as for murderers, the sexually immoral, sorcerers, idolaters, and all liars, their portion will be in the lake that burns with fire and sulfur, which is the second death.â Revelation 21:8
"And do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. Rather fear him who can destroy both soul and body in hell." - Matthew 10:28
"And these will go away into eternal punishment, but the righteous into eternal life.â - Matthew 25:46
There are many verses that discuss the subject of hell, for it is not a place where anyone wants to spend eternity, so it is important for Christians to know the Scriptures describing this horrible place.
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Beautiful musical selection From a unknown Christian Artist. Singing in a public Place.
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Video captured a man bursting into flames after being tasered by police. The New York attorney general is investigating.
The New York attorney general's office is investigating the death of a man who burst into flames when he was tasered by police, according to a statement released Friday.
The attorney general's office released two videos that show the October 30 encounter between Jason Jones, 29, and officers from the Catskill Police Department.
The first video shows Jones and three officers in the police station lobby. Jones seems upset and appears to be staggering as he moves around the room. At one point he takes off his shirt.
The second video shows Jones squirting what appears to be hand sanitizer on his body and head. An officer fires his taser while Jones is out of frame. Immediately there's a huge flash of light and Jones reappears in frame with his upper body and head engulfed in flames. He rolls on the ground in an apparent effort to put out the flames. Police then fled the room And shut the door behind them Leaving Jones to burn.
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Illinois Judge Reverses Man's Rape Conviction, Citing 5 Months in Jail as 'Plenty of Punishment'
Drew Clinton, 18, was initially found guilty of felony sexual assault in October, which comes with a mandatory minimum sentence of four years in prison. An Illinois judge is drawing criticism after determining that an 18-year-old man initially convicted of rape will not go to prison.
Judge Robert Adrian found Drew Clinton guilty of one count of felony sexual assault in October after he was accused of raping a 16-year-old girl at a graduation party last spring. But at the man's sentencing hearing on Jan. 3, Adrian heard two post-trial motions from the defense that ultimately changed his mind. The defense first argued that the state's sentencing guidelines for criminal sexual assault â which require a prison sentence of at least four years â are an example of legislators interfering with the judicial process. They then argued that the prosecution failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the alleged victim was unable to give consent at the party.
Adrian, citing his desire to keep a young man with no prior criminal record out of prison, said he would agree that the prosecution failed to meet the burden of proof required for a conviction and therefore reverse his guilty verdict.
"There is no way for what happened in this case that this teenager should go to the Department of Corrections. I will not do that," Adrian said.
He added: "Mr. Clinton has served almost five months in the county jail, 148 days. For what happened in this case, that is plenty of punishment."
Adams County Assistant State's Attorney Anita Rodriguez, who prosecuted the case, told the Herald-Whig that she has never seen a verdict reversed like this in her 40-year career.
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Black Man Arrested On Warrant For 49-Year-Old White Man With A âBushy White Beardâ And Blue Eyes
A Las Vegas Black man is suing multiple police departments after he was arrested on a warrant that was issued for a 49-year-old white man with a bushy white beard and blue eyes.According to the lawsuit, on Jan. 8, 2020, 23-year-old Shane Lee Brown was driving home from work when he was pulled over by Henderson Police. He didnât have his driverâs license so he told the officers his name and gave them his Social Security card.
A records check by officers revealed a bench warrant for a 49-year-old man named Shane Brown, who faced a weapons charge associated with a prior felon who was arrested with a gun. The lawsuit revealed that the older Brown had been convicted of a felony in 1994, three years before Shane Lee Brown was born.
The lawsuit also stated that during his arrest in 2020 officers, âfailed to perform even a cursory review of the warrant to determine if Shane Lee Brown was the person named in the warrant.â
Brown was sent to Henderson Detention Center, where he pleaded with officers that he was not the Shane Brown in the bench warrant, but was ignored.
Two days later, Las Vegas police transferred Brown to Clark County Detention Center and recorded his correct date of birth, race, and height. Officers also issued Brown a different identification number that was assigned to the older Shane Brown. He was then orderer by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department to appear in front of a judge for the older Brownâs bench warrant but under the younger Brownâs race and date of birth.
The 23-year-old would spend four days in Clark County Detention Center before finally appearing in front of a district judge who released him after the two menâs booking photos were shown side by side in court.
Brown would spend a total of six days in jail.
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Ohio cop shoots man dead without warning after 'he fired shots in the air from his backyard to ring in the New Year' đ James Williams, 46, was shot and killed by an officer from Canton, Ohio on New Year's Day after he was heard firing celebratory shots in the back of his home
The officer, who remains unnamed, approached the home after he heard multiple shots coming from the backyard Â
His bodycam footage captured him coming towards the home and shooting Williams through the fence
The husband and father of six was taken to a local hospital after sustaining a wound to the chest where he was later pronounced deadÂ
The officer, who claims he shot the gun out of fear, has since been placed on administrative leave as the investigation continues.
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Ben Crump Files Discrimination Lawsuit Against State Farm.Prominent civil rights attorney Ben Crump has filed a discrimination lawsuit against State Farm on behalf of a former employee.
The lawyer, who represents the families of George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery among many others, is currently working on behalf of Carla Campbell-Jackson, a former State Farm claims section manager who says the insurance company retaliated against her for reporting âracist and discriminatory behavior.â
In February, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) issued a determination of reasonable cause over Campbell-Jacksonâs claims. Subsequently, it proposed a $474,000 conciliation agreement that State Farm reportedly turned down.
According to the Chicago Sun-Times, the commission found Campbell-Jackson was "harassed due to her race, and discharged in retaliation for complaining about harassment." She says from 2014 to 2015 she was tasked with handling fraudulent insurance claims and noticed the company often denied the claims of minority customers. Then when Campbell-Jackson raised her concerns, she says her performance ratings took a hit.
Campbell-Jackson also claims that a group of employees sent a racist letter calling African Americans âuneducated,â Latinos âlazyâ and Muslims the âbottom of the barrel,â WHOI reports.
In May 2016, Campbell-Jackson filed the allegation in May 2016, at which time she worked for the company in Michigan.
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Death Toll Likely to Rise After NYC Apartment Inferno Kills 19, Half of Them Kids . Up to 13 people remained in critical condition Monday, with many more hospitalized, after New York City's deadliest fire in three decades tore through a towering Bronx apartment complex, killing nearly two dozen. Nine were children.
Investigators determined that a malfunctioning electric space heater, plugged in to give extra heat on a cold morning, started the fire in the 19-story building on 181st Street early Sunday afternoon. A door left open in the burning apartment fueled the spread of flames and ultimately the devastating loss of life and property.
The flames damaged only a small part of the building, but smoke escaped through that open door and billowed through stairwells and halls, trapping many people in their apartments and incapacitating others as they fled. Most of the deaths were due to smoke inhalation, and many of those victims were found in hallways.
Multiple limp children were seen being given oxygen after they were carried out. Evacuees had faces covered in soot. There were harrowing tales of survival, as some used curtains or sheets to make makeshift ropes for window escapes.
The fire originated in a duplex on the second and third floors of the building but never extended past the unit and the hallway nearest the apartment, officials said.
The smoke turned stairwells â the only method of flight in a building too tall for fire escapes â into dark, ash-choked horrors.
Building resident Sandra Clayton grabbed her dog Mocha and ran for her life when she saw the hallway fill with smoke and heard people screaming, âGet out! Get out!â
Clayton, 61, said she groped her way down a darkened stairway, clutching Mocha. The smoke was so black she couldnât see, but she could hear neighbors wailing and crying nearby.
âI just ran down the steps as much as I could but people was falling all over me, screaming,â Clayton said from a hospital where she was treated for smoke inhalation.
In the commotion, her dog slipped from her grasp. It was later found dead in a stairwell.
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Sidney Poitier, Oscar-winning actor and Hollywood's first Black movie star, dies at 94 đą Sidney Poitier, whose elegant bearing and principled onscreen characters made him Hollywood's first Black movie star and the first Black man to win the best actor Oscar, has died. He was 94.
Clint Watson, press secretary for the Prime Minister of the Bahamas, confirmed to CNN that Poitier died Thursday evening.
Poitier overcame an impoverished background in the Bahamas and softened his thick island accent to rise to the top of his profession at a time when prominent roles for Black actors were rare. He won the Oscar for 1963's "Lilies of the Field," in which he played an itinerant laborer who helps a group of White nuns build a chapel. Many of his best-known films explored racial tensions as Americans were grappling with social changes wrought by the civil rights movement. In 1967 alone, he appeared as a Philadelphia detective fighting bigotry in small-town Mississippi in "In the Heat of the Night" and a doctor who wins over his White fiancée's skeptical parents in "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner."
Poitier's movies struggled for distribution in the South, and his choice of roles was limited to what White-run studios would produce. Racial taboos, for example, precluded him from most romantic parts. But his dignified roles helped audiences of the 1950s and 1960s envision Black people not just as servants but as doctors, teachers and detectives.
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Ahmaud Arbery's killers sentenced to life in prison. Here's what happened today in the sentencing of the 3 men who killed Ahmaud Arbery. Travis McMichael and his father, Gregory McMichael, were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole by Judge Timothy Walmsley on Friday in the death of Ahmaud Arbery.
William âRoddieâ Bryan was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole. Â
Walmsley addressed Arbery's family ahead of the sentencing, warning that "sentencing does not generally provide closure."
"In this case, I think many people are seeking closure. The mother, the father, the community, and maybe even parts of the nation, but closure is hard to define and is a granular concept. It's seen differently by all depending on their perspective and the prism of your lives," Walmsley said.
A jury consisting of nine White women, two White men and one Black man, found the men guilty on a raft of charges, including felony murder, in November.
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Officer Friendly Takes on Scary Police. Book Description:
The city of Hometown needs a HERO⊠and that HERO is Officer Friendly!
The Officer Friendly book series is a dynamic series for children that will take on important challenges such as Fear of Police, Gun Safety, Stranger Danger, Bullying, Home Alone, Drug Awareness, Peer Pressure, Police Careers, Leadership, and Team Work, among others.
Join Officer Friendly as he takes on SCARY POLICE, and gives the reader a vivid look into his childhood as he bridges the gap between law enforcement and children from ALL backgrounds! The first book in the Officer Friendly Book Series takes an exclusive look into "Scary Police" as a practical way to address the fear of police and improve the relationship between children and law enforcement!
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(In Your opinion) With Vicki Dillard. Don't Miss Out On Your Spiritual Blessings.đ Today! Women Of Color Healing Retreats will be hosting a special workshop! With everything going on in the world, it's imperative that black women have healthy discussions about today's political climate and our ancestors' history because this is how we heal (Sankofa). Today's workshop will be centered on The War On Black People. This workshop will go much deeper than Black Lives Matter so that there is an in-depth understanding of what's happening today, tomorrow (and yesterday). "If you don't understand white supremacy/racism, everything that you do understand will only confuse you". When you love yourself, you care about your history, race, and culture. This workshop is going to be amazing. There will also be a guided meditation to recenter and balance. đč⣠⣠The War On Black People workshop will be hosted by the globally known queen Vicki Dillard. Vicki Dillard is a Political activist and former political prisoner, spiritual thought leader, advocate for the voiceless and powerless, Cable TV show host, Speaker/lecturer. Vick Dillard's work has been featured on The Breakfast Club, Black Enterprise, Fly Nubian Queen, News One, and more.âŁ
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A Florida nail salon pays $1.75 million to a woman whose leg was amputated after a pedicure caused a severe infection.đ A Florida nail salon has paid $1.75 million to a woman who sued the business after her foot was injured during a pedicure.
WFLA first reported on the incident, which occurred at Tammy's Nails 2 in Tampa.
According to the Tampa Bay Times, Clara Shellman said that during a visit to the salon in 2018, an employee cut her foot during the treatment. A resulting infection was worsened by Shellman's severe peripheral arterial disease, which reduces blood flow to the limbs.Â
Shellman sued the salon, which is now closed, in May 2020, alleging that an employee used dirty tools and equipment that put customers at risk.Her lawyer, Paul Fulmer, told Insider she eventually underwent a leg amputation below her knee.Â
"Our client suffered an amputation as a result of a trip to a nail salon," Fulmer said. "While no amount could fully compensate her for this life-altering injury, this deserved settlement will help her cover the high cost of her medical bills and her ongoing care."
Shellman's amputation caused years of hardship, including the loss of her home and the ability to walk. She subsequently became dependent on others and now lives with relatives, Fulmer said.
On December 16, she finally reached an agreement with the salon for the $1.75 million settlement. "She was stunned, shocked, crying and giddy all at the same time," Fulmer told the Tampa Bay Times.
Shellman could not be reached by Insider for comment.
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(PART 3) Bodybuilder Cop | The Termination of Rock Contardi. Cop claims he smells weed. Sexually assaults man in public w/ illegal search and doesn't find anything. Officer then claims he "doesn't smell like weed anymore". Proceeds to fight with Internal Affairs and gets fired.
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(PART 2) Bodybuilder Cop | The Termination of Rock Contardi. Cop claims he smells weed. Sexually assaults man in public w/ illegal search and doesn't find anything. Officer then claims he "doesn't smell like weed anymore". Proceeds to fight with Internal Affairs and gets fired.
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(PART 1) Bodybuilder Cop | The Termination of Rock Contardi. Cop claims he smells weed. Sexually assaults man in public w/ illegal search and doesn't find anything. Officer then claims he "doesn't smell like weed anymore". Proceeds to fight with Internal Affairs and gets fired.
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Megyn Kelly: Jesus and Santa were white.đđź On Wednesday night Megyn Kelly declared on her Fox News show that both Santa Claus and Jesus were white. Discussing a piece in Slate by Aisha Harris about a black versus white Santa, Kelly that "just because it makes you feel uncomfortable it doesn't mean it has to change."Â
"You know, I've given her her due. Just because it makes you feel uncomfortable doesn't mean it has to change," Kelly said. "Jesus was a white man, too. It's like we have, he's a historical figure that's a verifiable fact, as is Santa, I just want kids to know that. How do you revise it in the middle of the legacy in the story and change Santa from white to black?"
Santa Claus can be traced to a real life monk named St. Nicholas who lived in what is today Turkey, according to the History Channel. Jesus Christ was born to a Jewish family around what is now Israel, and his race has long been debated with several scholars saying he likely looked like what many modern day people of Middle Eastern descent look like.
The unusual segment, where the panelists also debated whether Santa Claus should be a penguin as Harris writes in her piece, seemed to be directly contradicting what Kelly said on Monday when she appeared on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno."
"I'm a straight news anchor, I'm not one of the opinion hosts," she told Leno. "The way we do it on the Fox News Channel is the straight news anchors like us give a hard time to both sides."
It seems as though there may be other things to debate that are "straight news" beyond whether Santa and Jesus where white.
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Betty White, a beloved icon and actress since the beginning of TV, has died at age 99. Betty White was on TV since the beginning of TV. And in an industry where it's often about being young and hot, White got more popular the older she got. The widely beloved actress was reported dead on Friday, at age 99. White's agent, Jeff Witjas, first confirmed her death to People magazine.
White was best known for two characters: The first was Sue Ann Nivens from the Mary Tyler Moore Show. White called the character "your sickeningly sweet neighborhood nymphomaniac." And then there was the naïve Rose Nylund on The Golden Girls, whose greatest disappointment was losing her hometown's Butter Queen pageant due to "churn tampering."
White often played characters that seemed innocent on the surface. But underneath, there was something mischievous, even sexual going on. Hosting Saturday Night Live, she dropped double entendres during a spoof of NPR called "Delicious Dish," joking that "my muffin hasn't had a cherry since 1939."
White was like a maiden aunt who loved to cut loose and say something outrageous, says Barry Monush. He's a researcher at the Paley Center for Media. "I mean, that's the type of relative, everybody loves relatives like that, the aunt who comes over and speaks her mind, you know, and yet is sweet at the same time."
And White had been a part of the family â so to speak â for a long time. She was born January 17, 1922, into a family that loved outdoor activities like camping and hiking. Her parents also loved animals, and White was passionate about animal advocacy work throughout her life. As a young woman she got involved with local theater, radio, and eventually the brand new medium of television, co-hosting a live variety show in LA in the late 40s â for five hours a day. In the 1950s White helped create a sitcom called Life with Elizabeth; she was the star and the producer. And all through her career, she had a constant side-gig as "the first lady of game shows." "I love games and I love game shows," she once said. "I think it's good mental exercise, I think it keeps everybody kind of alert and kind of on his toes."
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She was charming, funny, and a good improviser on shows like What's My Line, Password, The Match Game, and Pyramid. She even found love on the game show circuit, marrying the host of Password, Allen Ludden.
Getting older was good for White's career. She got her role on The Mary Tyler Moore Show at age 51. From 63 to 70 she was one of the Golden Girls. And she never stopped after that, doing TV shows, sitcoms, movies, commercials, and live celebrity appearances.
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Happy anniversary To The Studio Of Chillin With Teddy G. đđ 2 years And 611 episodes later. Thank you to all of my Loyal Listeners And You're Contributions To This Channel.
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The New Voter Suppression. đź âWe are witnessing right now a massive and unabashed assault on voting rights unlike anything weâve ever seen since the Jim Crow era. This is Jim Crow in new clothes.â
That was newly elected Georgia Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock, giving his maiden floor speech in March. His focus on the past â on how racial hierarchies persist â makes good sense.
As of March 24, lawmakers in 47 states have introduced more than 360 bills this year with provisions that restrict voting access, according to New York University School of Lawâs Brennan Center for Justice.
(For a rough comparison: The Brennan Centerâs tally in early February 2020Â identified 35 restrictive bills in 15 states.)
Much of this legislative blitz, which follows Joe Bidenâs victory over Donald Trump in the November presidential election, disproportionately targets voters of color -- in particular Black voters, who played a critical role in winning both the White House and the US Senate for Democrats.
The current assault on participatory democracy is consistent with a long US history of political machinations intended to ensure power for White men and keep it at a distance for everyone else, most especially Black Americans.
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White Man Who Planted Bombs At BLM Protest Sentenced To Probation. A white, would-be bomber avoided jail time after getting sentenced to probation and house arrest this week.
On May 31, 2020, the streets of downtown Pittsburgh were a chaotic scene after protests broke out following the murder of George Floyd just six days prior. The following morning, Matthew Michanowicz rode his bike to the scene downtown to examine the aftermath. The 53-year-old wheeled up to the plaza of a skyscraper, planting a backpack containing three homemade bombs inside underneath a bike rack, before taking off.
Police officers discovered the backpack after getting a tip about a suspicious bag. When they walked up to the bag, they smelled a strong odor and called the bomb squad who discovered the repurposed spray paint cans filled with gasoline. Michanowicz was swiftly identified, arrested, and charged.
The bombs never went off, but federal prosecutors argued they could have killed anyone passing by the downtown area.
In August, Michanowicz pleaded guilty to illegally possessing three destructive devices and was indicted.
On Monday (December 6), Michanowicz, facing a 10-year prison sentence, avoided more jail time, and was instead handed down a sentenced of three years' probation ââ the first six months of which are to be served on house arrest.
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UK Karen Wouldn't Allow Sisters To Sit Next To Her & More.đź
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The U.S. hits a record number of new COVID cases. The omicron variant is spreading rapidly all over the country, but hospitalization and death rates remain relatively low.
The seven-day average of COVID-19 cases topped 280,000 this week, according to data from Johns Hopkins University's tracker. It's a record number of new cases in the country; the last time the number of cases hit a peak close to that was January.
Public health officials including Dr. Anthony Fauci and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Rochelle Walensky say the new variant appears to be less severe than ones in the past but still emphasize the need to follow public health protocols like getting vaccinated and wearing a mask to curb the spread of the virus. Data from the White House provided at a briefing Wednesday shows the seven-day average of hospitalizations is about 9,000 per day â which is a 14% increase in hospitalizations from last week. However, there was a 60% rise in cases over the same time frame. The seven-day average of COVID-19 deaths is down from last week, at about 1,100 deaths per day.
Officials say the difference is in part because omicron causes less severe symptoms for those who are vaccinated and especially for those who are boosted.
As the Omicron variant of the virus continues to spread and health experts continue to call for an increase in testing and vaccinations, one primary health specialist believes the six-month requirement for the Covid-19 booster should be shortened to four months.
âFour months will actually be a much better idea in the surge than waiting that extra two months,â said Dr. Saju Mathew, a primary care physician. "I think that basically if you look at the number six months, it's fairly arbitrary. There's not necessarily a hardcore science behind it."
In November, the US Food and Drug Administration authorized boosters of the Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna Covid-19 vaccines for everyone 18 and older. The use of a single booster dose of the Johnson & Johnson Janssen Covid-19 vaccine could be administered after two months.
Mathew went on to explain why health officials went with the six month window for people to get a booster dose.
"Six months is optimal, because after you get that second shot, you want the body to recover and develop what's called immune memory," Mathew said. "So six months is optimal, but you can shorten it as close to four months to actually get the booster shot."
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Apostle Gino Jennings Preaches On The Book Psalms chapter 23. The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.2 He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters.3 He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake.4 Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me5 Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over.6 Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the LORD for ever.đâȘ
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World leaders mourn the death of Archbishop Desmond Tutu.đ„ Leaders around the world are mourning the death of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, the human rights crusader who died in Cape Town at the age of 90. A Nobel Peace laureate, Tutu is widely hailed for playing a key role in dismantling apartheid in South Africa and chairing the nation's Truth and Reconciliation Committee. On Sunday, leaders around the world are remembering the archbishop for his pursuit of racial justice and equality, as well as his unforgettable sense of humor.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa called Tutu "a patriot without equal."
"A man of extraordinary intellect, integrity and invincibility against the forces of apartheid, he was also tender and vulnerable in his compassion for those who had suffered oppression, injustice and violence under apartheid, and oppressed and downtrodden people around the world," Ramaphosa said.
President Biden and first lady Jill Biden said they were "heartbroken" to hear that Tutu had died.
"His courage and moral clarity helped inspire our commitment to change American policy toward the repressive Apartheid regime in South Africa," the Bidens said in a statement released by the White House. Desmond Tutu followed his spiritual calling to create a better, freer, and more equal world. His legacy transcends borders and will echo throughout the ages."
The Elders, a global human rights groups that former South African President Nelson Mandela formed in 2007, released a statement mourning their emeritus member, who liked to be called "Arch."
"The Elders have lost a dear friend, whose infectious laugh and mischievous sense of humor delighted and charmed them all,"Â the group said. "The world has lost an inspiration â but one whose achievements will never be forgotten, and whose commitment to peace, love and the fundamental equality of all human beings will endure to inspire future generations."
The Anglican Church of South Africa said that as people mourn the loss of Tutu, they should also celebrate his life.
The current archbishop of Cape Town, Thabo Makgoba, said in a video statement, "He wanted every human being on Earth to experience the freedom, the peace, and the joy that all of us would enjoy if we truly respected one another as people created in the image of God."
Makgoba said that funeral arrangements for Tutu would be made in partnership with the South African government and would abide by COVID-19 safe protocols. Barack Obama tweeted Archbishop Desmond Tutu was a mentor, a friend, and a moral compass for me and so many others. A universal spirit, Archbishop Tutu was grounded in the struggle for liberation and justice in his own country, but also concerned with injustice everywhere. "A universal spirit, Archbishop Tutu was grounded in the struggle for liberation and justice in his own country, but also concerned with injustice everywhere. He never lost his impish sense of humor and willingness to find humanity in his adversaries, and Michelle and I will miss him dearly," Obama tweeted.
The Nelson Mandela Foundation also released a statement grieving the loss of Tutu. Its chief executive is Sello Hatang, who worked with both Tutu and Mandela.
"He was larger than life, and for so many in South Africa and around the world his life has been a blessing. His contributions to struggles against injustice, locally and globally, are matched only by the depth of his thinking about the making of liberatory futures for human societies," the organization said.
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said of Tutu, "He was a critical figure in the fight against apartheid and in the struggle to create a new South Africa - and will be remembered for his spiritual leadership and irrepressible good humor."
The Dalai Lama wrote a message to Tutu's daughter the Rev. Mpho Tutu van Furth mourning the loss of a "spiritual brother and good friend."
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Trailblazing feminist author, critic and activist bell hooks has died at 69.đ„ The prolific and trailblazing author, poet, feminist, cultural critic and professor bell hooks died Wednesday at age 69. Her death was first announced by her niece, Ebony Motley, who said that she had died at home surrounded by family and friends. No cause of death was reported, but Berea College in Kentucky, where hooks had taught since 2004, said in a news release that she had died after an extended illness.
Preferring to spell her name with no capital letters as a way of de-emphasizing her individual identity, bell hooks was born Gloria Jean Watkins as the fourth of seven children in Hopkinsville, Ky., on Sept. 25, 1952. Her pen name was a tribute to her maternal great-grandmother, Bell Blair Hooks.
She attended segregated schools in her native Christian County, Ky., before earning her undergraduate degree at Stanford University in California, a master's degree in English at the University of Wisconsin and a doctorate in literature at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
She taught at Stanford University, Yale University, Oberlin College in Ohio and the City College of New York before returning to Kentucky to teach at Berea College, which now houses the bell hooks center. The author of more than three dozen wide-ranging books, hooks published her first title, the poetry collection And There We Wept, in 1978. Her influential book Ain't I a Woman: Black Women and Feminism followed in 1981. Three years later, her Feminist Theory: From Margin to Center explored and criticized the feminist movement's propensity to center and privilege white women's experiences.
Frequently, hooks' work addressed the deep intersections of race, gender, class, sexuality and geographic place. She wrote about her native Appalachia and growing up there as a Black girl in the critical-essay collection Belonging: A Culture of Place and in the poetry collection Appalachian Elegy: Poetry and Place.
In a 2000 interview with All Things Considered, hooks spoke about the life-changing power of love â that is, the act of loving and how love is far broader than romantic sentiment. "I'm talking about a love that is transformative, that challenges us in both our private and our civic lives," she said. "I'm so moved often when I think of the civil rights movement, because I see it as a great movement for social justice that was rooted in love and that politicized the notion of love, that said: Real love will change you."
She went on: "Everywhere I go, people want to feel more connected. They want to feel more connected to their neighbors. They want to feel more connected to the world. And when we learn that through love we can have that connection, we can see the stranger as ourselves. And I think that it would be absolutely fantastic to have that sense of 'Let's return to kind of a utopian focus on love, not unlike the sort of hippie focus on love.' Because I always say to people, you know, the '60s' focus on love had its stupid sentimental dimensions, but then it had these life-transforming dimensions. When I think of the love of justice that led three young people, two Jews and one African American Christian, to go to the South and fight for justice and give their lives â Goodman, Chaney and Schwerner â I think that's a quality of love that's awesome. ... I tell this to young people, you know, that we can love in a deep and profound way that transforms the political world in which we live in."
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Kim Potter found guilty of first, second-degree manslaughter in death of Daunte Wright.đźđ A Hennepin County jury has found former Brooklyn Center officer Kim Potter guilty of both first- and second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of Daunte Wright during a traffic stop in April 2021.
The outcome reached by the 12-person jury panel came after four days of deliberation. A pool reporter in the courtroom described Potter's demeanor as unusually calm when the verdict was read, a far cry from the emotion she showed while testifying. Defense attorney Earl Gray was visibly upset, putting his head down on a table for a moment. Daunte Wright's parents Arbuey Wright and Katie Bryant had tears in their eyes, letting out an audible cry with each guilty verdict.Â
Hennepin County District Judge Chu quickly polled the jury panel to make sure their decision was unanimous, and then told the 12 that they were "heroes."Â
"You did your duty. I'm so proud of you... you should be proud of yourselves," Chu said, as one juror broke into tears. "Without civic-minded citizens, our system of justice could not function."Â
Judge Chu ordered Potter into custody immediately and held without bail. Defense attorneys Paul Engh and Earl Gray argued that Potter should be allowed to stay free on bail until sentencing, saying she is a law abiding person who made a mistake and will not commit any crimes while free. Â
Prosecutor Matthew Frank countered by revealing that Potter is currently not living in Minnesota, and said she should remain in custody after being convicted of serious crimes.
"I cannot treat this case any differently than I would treat any other cau said, siding with the state. After discussion between Judge Chu and the attorneys sentencing for Potter was set for Friday, February 18 at 9 a.m. Engh and Gray hugged Potter in the moments before she was handcuffed by a Hennepin County deputy and led away to jail. "Love you Kim," said a male voice, likely belonging to Potter's husband, as she left the courtroom.Â
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12-year-old girl arrested at Manatee school after officials wanted a fight video deleted.đź When a fight erupted in the courtyard of Palm View K-8 School in September, one 12-year-old student took out her cellphone and recorded video of the melee. School administrators ended the fight. Then, they quickly shifted their attention to the girl, demanding she delete the video and give up her. The student refused, setting off a chain of events that ended with a deputy twice forcing the seventh-grader to the ground and arresting her. George Schrenk, the sheriffâs deputy who works as a school resource officer on campus, captured about an hour of video on his body camera. Throughout the footage, Palm View staff are seen contemplating how to handle the student. âI donât think I want her in handcuffs, but I do want a severe consequence and I want her off my campus,â Principal Kaththea Johnson said in the body camera footage. Mary Dietrick, a counselor at Palm View K-8 in Palmetto, later said the school should use the girl âas an example.â School staff repeatedly said they wanted the video deleted from the girlâs phone, alleging the student committed a crime by recording school employees as they broke up the fight â a statement refuted by experts and the county sheriff. One school employee, standing off camera, is later heard expressing concern that the video would end up on social media. Principal Johnson also said the student evaded school employees and pushed the deputy when they tried to confiscate her phone and stop her from moving around the campus. In response, the girlâs mother said her daughter felt cornered and overwhelmed by the school leaders and the deputy. After the school fight, they isolated the girl in an empty classroom for about an hour, rushing toward her whenever she appeared to touch her phone. It was in that room where the girl became agitated and tried to push past the deputy and the assistant principal, Michelle Clark, after they repeatedly stood in front of her and demanded her phone. And it was in that room where the deputy twice forced the student to the ground, charging her with battery on a law enforcement officer, battery on a school employee and resisting arrest.
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Man who sexually assaulted 4 teenagers gets no prison time. âIncarceration isnât appropriate,â judge says. đź A New York man who pleaded guilty to rape and sexual abuse for assaulting four teenage girls during parties at his parentsâ home will not face jail time after a judge Tuesday sentenced him to eight yearsâ probation. Niagara County Court Judge Matthew J. Murphy III said he âagonizedâ over the case of 20-year-old Christopher Belter, who was accused of committing the crimes when he was 16 or 17. Belter pleaded guilty in 2019 to felony charges that included third-degree rape and attempted first-degree sexual abuse, as well as two misdemeanor charges of second-degree sexual abuse.
Although Belter faced a maximum sentence of eight years in prison, Murphy concluded that time behind bars for the man âwould be inappropriate.â The ruling shocked the courtroom. âIâm not ashamed to say that I actually prayed over what is the appropriate sentence in this case because there was great pain. There was great harm. There were multiple crimes committed in the case,â Murphy said, according to WKBW. âIt seems to me that a sentence that involves incarceration or partial incarceration isnât appropriate, so I am going to sentence you to probation.â
Belter, of Lewiston, N.Y., will have to register as a sex offender as part of his sentence. Murphy told Belter in court that the probation sentence would be âlike a sword hanging over your head for the next eight years.â The judge did not elaborate on why he did not impose prison time.
Steven M. Cohen, a lawyer for one of the victims, denounced the judgeâs sentencing, saying to reporters Tuesday, âJustice was not done here.â He told The Washington Post on Wednesday that his client, who was joined by some of the other victims in the courtroom, was âdeeply disappointedâ in the sentencing.
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Principal of LeBron Jamesâ I Promise School Resigns After Slapping Student. Brandi Davis, the founding principal of LeBron Jamesâ I Promise School in Akron, Ohio, has resigned after she allegedly slapped a student. According to the Akron Beacon Journal, Davisâ resignation comes after an investigation that began in September, when she reportedly slapped a boy, 11, for swearing â busting his lip. The student was reportedly wearing a mask when the school official struck him. Davis called the childâs mother and told her about the incident. The mother allegedly asked why she physically assaulted her child, and Davis responded that she had âjust reacted and slapped him.â Davis has been with Akron Public School district for more than 20 years.
The mother is demanding that Davis be held accountable.
âWe are family, and that means we support every one of our I PROMISE educators, students, and family members through anything they may be going through,â the school said in a statement. âIn this and in every case, we will always do everything we can to make sure all are loved and supported during these times as we learn and grow as a family.â
LeBron James created The I Promise School to help âat-riskâ students in his hometown of Akron, Ohio. The school is now in its fourth year.
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SAPD officer fired for repeatedly punching handcuffed pregnant woman still fighting to win back job. đđ€ Suspension records show pattern of Officer Elizabeth Montoya having issues interacting with the public. San Antonio Police officials have released body-worn camera footage showing one of its officers repeatedly punching a handcuffed pregnant woman before leaving her in the street in heavy rain.
The footage provides new insight into the 2018 incident involving Officer Elizabeth Montoya, weeks before she is scheduled to go to arbitration in an effort to win back her job.
It was recorded on the body-worn cameras of Montoya and a second officer at the scene and obtained by the KSAT 12 Defenders through an open records request. In all, the Defenders viewed, nearly four hours of body camera footage recorded by Montoya during Kimberly Esparzaâs arrest. Records show Montoya and other officers were dispatched to the 1200 block of San Luis Street, just west of downtown, on July 5, 2018, around 4 a.m.
The footage from Montoyaâs camera obtained by the Defenders starts as she attempts to search a barefoot Esparza in the street. Less than 30 seconds after the clip begins, as the two women struggle, Esparza tells Montoya that she is hurting her baby.
Montoya then accused Esparza of stealing, taking drugs and not caring about the babyâs well-being.
After Esparza tells Montoya she is hurting her arm, Montoya replies, âGood. Are you going to stop?â
Esparza, still struggling and yelling, is then placed on the ground on her stomach.
Montoya tells Esparza that if she kicks her again the officer will break her arm.
Esparza is then picked up and, as Montoya attempts to secure her in the back of an SAPD patrol vehicle, another struggle between the two women ensues.
Footage from the body camera of Officer Joshua Vega, who was standing behind Montoya, shows Montoya reach into the vehicle and deliver a flurry of punches as Esparza screams and struggles.
Vega was later suspended two days for muting his body-worn camera during portions of the incident, SAPD discipline records show.
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Grand jury indicts six deputies following death of Fulton jail inmate.đźđ A Fulton grand jury on Tuesday indicted six deputy sheriffs on five charges, including felony murder, in the 2018 death of an inmate at the county jail.
The three current and three former deputies also were charged with aggravated assault, battery and violation of oath of office in connection to the Sept. 11, 2018 death of Antonio May, who had been repeatedly shocked with a Taser. The Fulton District Attorneyâs office presented the results of its three-year investigation on Tuesday.
âIt is now the duty of my office to prove these charges beyond a reasonable doubt to a jury at trial. My staff and I will continue to work to ensure that justice is done in this case,â DA Fani Willis said in a statement.
May, a 32-year-old father of three from Macon, had been arrested and taken to the Fulton County jail after he was accused of throwing rocks at the windows of the American Cancer Society building downtown. His lawyer, Michael Harper, said May died of cardiovascular collapse due to physical restraints. Mayâs family had filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the jail and its health care provider in May 2019, alleging âexcruciating pain and suffering.â
The suit said May had struggled with mental health issues and had tested positive for amphetamines at the time of his arrest.
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Self-Defense? After Rittenhouse, Calls to Drop Murder Charges Against Black Teen Chrystul Kizer đ€ As millions continue to express shock and disappointment over Kyle Rittenhouseâs recent acquittal, others are focusing on Chrystul Kizer.
Kizer is currently awaiting trial after admitting she killed her sexual abuser in self-defense in 2018. Kizer, who was 17 at the time of the killing, says she set her abuserâs house on fire and stole his car. The alleged abuser, Randall P. Volar III, was also shot in the head. Since Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted under claims of self-defense for fatally shooting two people and wounding a third during racial justice protests last year in Kenosha, Wisconsin, another case in the city is drawing new national attention. Human rights advocates are calling for charges to be dropped in the case of Chrystul Kizer, who faces homicide and other charges for killing her white sex trafficker in 2018 after he drugged her and tried to rape her when she was just 17 years old. Court records show police knew Randall Volar had a history of sexually abusing underage Black girls. Although the court initially ruled Kizer could not use a self-defense argument, an appellate court reversed the decision, and the Wisconsin Supreme Court will now consider the ruling. âIt has huge ramifications for her, but it also has a huge potential impact for other victims of trafficking,â says reporter Anne Branigin. âWe have a very clear case where we are not receiving the same support, the same outcry from folks who got behind Kyle Rittenhouse to defend this young Black woman,â says Wisconsin state Representative David Bowen. âShe was trying to defend herself to get out of the sex trafficking she was being abused with.â
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DOJ officially closes investigation into Emmett Till killing for second time.đ€ The Department of Justice has for the second time officially closed its investigation into the killing of Emmett Till, the 14-year-old who died in one of the most notorious murders of the civil rights era.
Two white men confessed to torturing and killing the teenager, who was visiting his family in Mississippi from Chicago when he was abducted in 1955. The two men admitted to the killing in an interview with Look magazine but were acquitted by an all-white jury weeks after Till's killing. An investigation for new evidence was prompted after Professor Timothy Tyson claimed that a woman who accused 14-year-old Till of making sexual advances toward her recanted her accusation. The woman's accusations had directly led to Till's abduction and killing. cold case investigation into the murder of Emmett Till.
"Today is a day that weâll never forget," Rev. Wheeler Parker, Tillâs cousin, said at a press conference following the announcement. "Officially, the Emmett Till case has been closed after 66 years," Parker said. "For 66 years we have suffered pain for his loss, and I suffered tremendously because of the way that they painted him."
Ollie Gordon, Till's cousin, said in an interview with ABC News Live that her cousin's fate may have ended differently if he had been killed in the present day.
"I think [there] might have been a different outcome, a different verdict, because the world has moved forward," she said. Till, 14, was killed in 1955 while visiting family in Mississippi after he was accused of whistling at and making sexual advances toward a white woman named Carolyn Bryant -- who has since married and is now known as Carolyn Bryant Donham. He was kidnapped, badly beaten and found in the Tallahatchie River several days later.
An investigation into the 1955 killing was reopened in 2018, following the publication of Timothy Tyson's book "The Blood of Emmett Till," which alleged that Bryant had recanted her testimony that Till had grabbed her and uttered obscenities.
However, during the investigation, Bryant denied that she recanted her testimony in an interview with the FBI. The FBI concluded that there was insufficient evidence to prove that she lied to the FBI by denying that she recanted her testimony.
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What to know about the trial of Kim Potter, the ex-officer who killed Daunte Wright.đź Jury selection began Tuesday in the trial of Kim Potter, the former police officer from Brooklyn Center, Minn., who said she mistook her handgun for her Taser when she shot and killed a 20-year-old Black man named Daunte Wright in April.
Potter, who is white, faces two manslaughter charges. Her criminal trial is expected to begin in early December.
Both prosecutors and defense lawyers agree the shooting was an accident. But prosecutors, led by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, say Potter's actions were criminally negligent.
Defense lawyers have argued that because Wright was resisting arrest, a use of force was authorized and that Potter was not consciously aware that she was holding her gun and is therefore innocent.
The shooting occurred as the Minneapolis area was already on edge over the trial of Derek Chauvin, the former police officer who murdered George Floyd. His trial was then taking place about 10 miles away. After Wright's killing, days of protests roiled Brooklyn Center, a diverse inner-ring suburb just across the city border from Minneapolis. On the afternoon of April 11, Potter was training a new officer. Together, they pulled over a white Buick. Wright was driving, and his girlfriend was in the passenger seat, according to his family.
The trainee, Anthony Luckey, told Wright that he had been stopped because an air freshener was hanging from his rearview mirror â a minor traffic violation in Minnesota â and because his license plate tabs had expired, according to the criminal complaint.
During the stop, officers discovered a warrant for Wright's arrest over a failure to appear in court on a weapons charge stemming from an incident in which he fled from police the previous summer.
After finding the warrant, Luckey asked Wright to exit the car. But as Luckey attempted to handcuff him, Wright pulled away and tried to duck back inside the car.
As Potter yelled warnings that she would use her Taser, she drew her handgun and fired once, striking Wright in his left side. Less than a minute elapsed from the moment Wright was asked to step out of the car to the moment Potter fired her gun.
The bullet passed through both of Wright's lungs and his heart, killing him. He was pronounced dead at the scene several minutes later.
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Nikole Hannah-Jones on âThe 1619 Project,â Teaching Critical Race Theory & White Supremacy on Trial.đđ€đ Amid a right-wing attack on teaching critical race theory, we speak in-depth with Pulitzer Prizeâwinning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones, creator of The New York Times Magazineâs 1619 Project, which reframes U.S. history by marking the year when the first enslaved Africans arrived on Virginia soil as the foundational date for the United States. The project launched in 2019 and has been expanded into an anthology of 18 essays along with poems and short stories, even as several states have attempted to ban it from school curriculums. âWe should all, as Americans, be deeply, deeply concerned about these anti-history laws, because what theyâre really trying to do is control our memory and to control our understanding of our country,â says Hannah-Jones. Hannah-Jonesâs new book that she co-edited is out this month, titled âThe 1619 Project: A New Origin Story,â along with an adaptation of The 1619 Project for children, âBorn on the Water.â Hannah-Jones describes the role of her own teachers in opening her eyes beyond the usual curriculum that excluded the history she has now uplifted. She also discusses the trial of the murderers of Ahmaud Arbery and how she felt when she won the Pulitzer Prize on the same day as one of her heroines, the formerly enslaved pioneering anti-lynching journalist Ida B. Wells. It was on the 400th anniversary of the first enslaved Africans landing in colonial Virginia in 1619 that The New York Times Magazine launched The 1619 Project as a special issue in 2019. Itâs now been expanded as an anthology of 18 essays along with poems and short stories that examine the legacy of slavery, dedicated to the more than 30 million descendants of American slavery.
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Hertz Customers Have Been Wrongfully Arrested For "Stolen" Vehicles They Actually Rented.đź Car rental company Hertz faces a lawsuit from over 100 customers who claim that police arrested them after the company falsely reported the rented vehicles as stolen. Hertz filed for bankruptcy in 2020 following significant losses due to the coronavirus pandemic, and the companyâs problems have compounded with some 165 claims related to the arrests.Â
The customers claim that they had legal and appropriate rental contracts, but in each case ended up in trouble with police who told them the vehicle had been reported stolen. The first reports of customers facing accusations of theft for their rented vehicle surfaced in August 2020 when Philadelphia-area attorney Francis Alexander Malofiy took up the case on behalf of dozens of claimants, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported.Â
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Jussie Smollett found guilty of lying to authorities in trial over his alleged attack. Smollett faces as much as three years in prison.đź A jury in Cook County, Ill., has found actor Jussie Smollett guilty of felony disorderly conduct for staging a fake hate crime nearly three years ago.
Prosecutors said the former Empire star arranged for two men to attack him, wrap a noose around his neck and douse him with bleach in downtown Chicago, yelling racist and homophobic slurs â and that Smollett repeatedly lied to the police about the incident.
The verdict was announced Thursday, days after Smollett took the witness stand to tell the jury, "there was no hoax."
Jurors deliberated for a little more than nine hours over two days before finding Smollett guilty on five of the six counts he faced, which were related to a false report he gave on the day of the attack. He was acquitted on one count of giving a false report to police at a later date. That verdict was a resounding message by the jury that, in fact, Mr. Smollett did exactly what we said he did," special prosecutor Dan Webb said at a press conference after the jury's decision was announced.
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Spiritual Moment Of The Day With Apostle Gino Jennings. đ Saving yourself In the name Of Jesus Christ Through The Teachings Of Our Living God Jehovah.
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Parents of Michigan school shooting suspect are held on $500,000 bond after manhunt. After an hours-long manhunt led to their arrest overnight in Detroit, the parents of the 15-year-old boy accused of fatally shooting four students at a high school in Michigan have pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter charges connected to the deaths.
At an arraignment Saturday morning, lawyers for Jennifer and James Crumbley denied that the pair had fled law enforcement. Instead, they said, the couple had intended to voluntarily appear for arraignment Saturday â a characterization that Michigan authorities appeared skeptical of.
"This case is the saddest, most tragic, worst case imaginable. There is absolutely no doubt that our clients were going to turn themselves in, and it was just a matter of logistics," Shannon Smith, a lawyer representing the pair, said during the arraignment.
A judge has set their bond at $500,000 each. Both parents face four counts of involuntary manslaughter related to the mass shooting in Oxford, Mich., about 40 miles north of Detroit. Each count is punishable by up to 15 years in prison.
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King Richardâ On Verge Of Homelessness: Venus & Serenaâs Dadâs Home In Foreclosure!!Venus & Serenaâs dad Richard Williamsâ life is the subject of Will Smithâs new biopic, King Richard. The movie is about the sacrifices the father made, to ensure that his daughters would become stars in the tennis world.
Well MTO News has some sad news about the current state of Richardâs life. His house is in foreclosure and heâs on the verge of homelessness. Itâs the Florida home, featured in King Richard, where he first moved to in Orlando.
And so far, it doesnât look like his daughters Serena or Venus are prepared to bail out their dad.
According to Richard, his ex-wife (not Venus and Serenaâs mom, but the younger woman he married after her) forged his name on a deed to transfer the fully paid off home into her name. Richard said she then took out a mortgage on the property without his permission.
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James & Jennifer Crumbley Should be charged Felony Murder Along With Their Son Ethan Crumbley Instead of Involuntary manslaughter.
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Oxford school shooterâs parents arrested: police.đ«đź Police have arrested the parents of Ethan Crumbley a 15-year-old Oxford Village, Mich., resident who is accused of shooting four of his Oxford High School classmates dead on Nov. 30.
They were charged by the Oakland County Prosecutor Friday with four counts each of involuntarily manslaughter in connection with the shooting. However, Oakland County Sherriffâs deputies could not immediately find them. Detroit police Chief James White said during a press conference that Crumbleyâs parents â James and Jennifer Crumbley â were found in a commercial building near Belle Isle after police received a community tip at around 10 p.m. Friday.
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All the Lawyers Who Stood Between Ahmaud Arbery and Justice. The three notorious white men caught on video chasing and fatally attacking Ahmaud Arbery last February are now officially convicted murderers.
But Gregory McMichael, his son Travis, and their neighbor William âRoddieâ Bryanâ are not the only villains in the gruesome case plagued by allegations of initial prosecutorial misconduct before arrests were made 70 days after the 25-year-old Black manâs shooting death in Georgia. The prosecutors who won the case argued that Arbery was on a jog through Satilla Shores, a mostly white neighborhood in Brunswick, Georgia when the trio chased him down the street after wrongly suspecting him of burglary. Travis McMichael was caught on video footageâfilmed by Bryanâfiring the fatal shots. âThe defense for the three men argued that they were trying to perform a citizenâs arrest on Arbery in connection with suspected break-ins in the area.
After nine hours and two days of deliberation, a Glynn County jury on Wednesday found the three men guilty of felony murder in the Feb. 23, 2020 homicide death of Arbery. But Arberyâs murder was almost never prosecuted. And when the case did make it to trial, defense attorneys stepped over themselves to engage in ugly arguments rife with racist innuendo. Last February, Johnson was the Brunswick District Attorney in the midst of a re-election campaign when Gregory McMichael, a former police officer and one-time investigator in her office, called her after his son shot Arbery to death in the street. Eventually, Johnson referred the case to Waycross District Attorney George E. Barnhill, recusing herself. But investigators now allege she meddled in the case before handing over the reins.
On Sept. 2, after losing her re-election bid, Johnson was indicted on several chargesâincluding obstructing policeâafter allegedly directing officers to not arrest the McMichaels after the incident. The indictment also states that Johnson showed âfavor and affectionâ to Gregory McMichael and failed to treat Arberyâs family âfairly and with dignityâ when she recused herself from the investigation. Johnson has not yet entered a plea in her case, and her attorneys could not be reached for comment.
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White Missouri officer convicted in Black manâs 2019 death. A judge on Friday convicted a white Kansas City police officer of involuntary manslaughter and armed criminal action in the fatal shooting of a Black man, in a case in which prosecutors said police planted evidence.
Jackson County Judge Dale Youngs issued the bench ruling against Officer Eric DeValkenaere in the death of Cameron Lamb, 26. Lamb was shot while backing into his garage on Dec. 3, 2019, after chasing his girlfriendâs convertible in a stolen pickup truck.
Youngs called it a tragic case with troubling facts and said DeValkenaere and the officer with him escalated a situation that had been calmed.
After the verdict, police escorted DeValkenaere and his family from the building. An officer said they wouldnât be commenting.
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Black Twitter Slams A Few Critics Over Sexism Claims In âKing Richardâ
Both Serena and Venus executive produced the film alongside Smith with careful intent and control of their own narrative.
While âKing Richardâ has garnered praise from movie critics and Oscar buzz from the academy, a recent article featured on Slate suggested that the film diminished Venus and Serenaâs accomplishments by crediting their father with all the hard work behind their decades-long career. At one point in the article, the writer Allegra Frank notes: âKing Richardâ remains fixated on the male bravado that pushed for them to get their names out there in the first place."
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Men Traditions, Women Preachers Are All Of The Devil By Gino Jennings.
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The Movie (King Richard). See How The Father Of World Tennis Champions, Forged A Path To Success For His Daughters. Starring Will Smith as Richard Williams (Father), Demi Singleton as Serena Williams, Saniyya Sidney as Venus Williams, Aunjanue Ellis as Brandi Williams (Mother), and Serena & Venus Williams. A Must Watch Film.
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Girl shot by police and teenagers charged: Who is responsible?
A Pennsylvania grand jury must decide whether police were justified in their use of force during an August shooting that left an eight-year-old girl dead. The Queen talks About the police role in the Death of Fanta Bility By they're use of force shooting into the wrong car and Killing the 8 year-old girl. Two teenagers face murder charges for the incident, which prosecutors say began when they exchanged gunfire outside a stadium.
Responding police officers fired the gunshots that killed Fanta Bility and wounded three others.
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This segment of in your opinion. Sharon Reed And Mike Hill give their Commentary and opinion On the Ahmaud Arbery trial.
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Staying On Code. Ahmaud Arbery Murder Trial. đ Keep To The Code
Stick to the original plan. If communication breaks down or some other unforeseen question about the plan arises, stick to the original plan, no excuses.
We are meeting for dinner at 6 tonight, if you don't hear from me, keep to the code!
If you were supposed to be at work but some confusion arises about the job, keep to the code.
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Happy Thanksgiving 2021 To Everyone Around The Globe. From The Studios Of The Chilling With Teddy G.đ
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3 white men are found guilty of murder in the killing of Ahmaud Arbery.đ The three white men who chased down and killed Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year-old Black man who was jogging through their Georgia neighborhood last year, were all found guilty of murder charges.
The high-profile shooting â and the 10 weeks it took for law enforcement to make the first arrests â galvanized racial injustice protests in the summer of 2020.
"It's been a long fight, it's been a hard fight, but God is good," Arbery's mother, Wanda Cooper-Jones, said Wednesday outside the Glynn County Courthouse in Brunswick, Ga. "I never thought this day would come," she added, saying her son will now "rest in peace."
After the judge read the first guilty verdict, a whoop rang out in the courtroom. "Long time coming," the person, later identified as Arbery's father, Marcus, exclaimed as the judge expelled him from the courtroom.
Father and son Greg McMichael, 65, and Travis McMichael, 35, and their neighbor William "Roddie" Bryan, 52, all faced the same nine criminal counts in Georgia state court: one count of malice murder, four counts of felony murder, two counts of aggravated assault, one count of false imprisonment and one count of criminal attempt to commit a felony. They pleaded not guilty to all counts.
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Jury continues deliberations in trial for Ahmaud Arbery's killing. A jury is continuing deliberations Wednesday in the trial of three men charged with killing Ahmaud Arbery in Brunswick, Georgia.Â
Travis McMichael, his father Gregory McMichael and their neighbor William "Roddie" Bryan have all been charged with murder and other counts for the death of Arbery, a 25-year-old Black man who was jogging in the neighborhood in February 2020.
The court heard final rebuttal arguments from the prosecution Tuesday morning, after both the prosecution and the defense delivered their closing arguments on Monday. Â
The defense claims the men acted lawfully under the state's citizen's arrest law â which was in effect at the time but has since been repealed â because they were suspicious he might have been involved in neighborhood burglaries. And they say they had a right of self-defense against Arbery who, one defense attorney said Monday, "chose to fight."Â
The prosecution disputed all of that.
"All three of these defendants made assumptions â made assumptions about what was going on that day, and they made their decision to attack Ahmaud Arbery in their driveways because he was a Black man running down the street," lead prosecutor Linda Dunikoski told the jury.
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13 Philadelphia police officers who made racist, offensive Facebook posts to be fired
The 13 are among 72 officers in the city placed on administrative duty after an online database shared more than 5,000 Facebook posts and comments from officers around the country. Thirteen Philadelphia police officers are to be fired for making racist or offensive Facebook posts.
The 13 are among 72 officers in the city who had been placed on administrative duty after an online database called the Plain View Project shared more than 5,000 Facebook posts and comments on June 1 by current and former law enforcement officers in Philadelphia and seven other jurisdictions around the country.
Some of the posts were homophobic. Others advocated violence or were deemed racist.
In one post from 2014, a Philadelphia officer wrote that a suspect âshould be taken out back and put down like the rabid animal he is,â according to the Plain View database. Another officer shared a photo in November 2015 that said Islam was a âcultâ that glorified âdeath.â
In a recent post from February, an officer with the city's police department commented on a news article about an alleged murderer, writing, âhang him.â
Plain View Project said the Facebook posts and comments "could undermine public trust and confidence in our police."
The Philadelphia Police Department conducted an internal investigation with a law firm to determine if some of the posts by its officers were constitutionally protected speech. The department announced disciplinary actions Thursday that depended on how egregious the Facebook posts by those individual officers were.
Some of the 72 officers who had been placed on administrative duty will be suspended for five days, police Commissioner Richard Ross Jr. said at a news conference Thursday.
Seventeen others will face more severe disciplinary action, including the 13 who will be suspended with the intent to dismiss, according to Ross. The remaining four will receive 30-day suspensions, he said.
"I continue to be very angered and disappointed by these posts," Ross said. The 13 officers to be fired made posts that "advocated violence."
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Kyle Rittenhouse found not guilty on all charges
Rittenhouse, 18, claimed self-defence in shooting of protesters at racial justice demonstration in Wisconsin last year. A jury in the United States has found Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty of all charges related to the shooting of protesters at a demonstration against racial injustice in Kenosha, Wisconsin, last year.
Rittenhouse, now 18, had faced a potential life sentence for fatally shooting two demonstrators, Joseph Rosenbaum and Anthony Huber, and wounding a third, Gaige Grosskreutz, during the mass protests on August 25, 2020. Â two counts of homicide, one count of attempted homicide and two counts of recklessly endangering safety.
Rittenhouse broke down sobbing after the verdict, which came shortly after the judge warned the courtroom to remain silent or be removed. The widely watched case stirred bitter debate across the US over racism, gun violence, and vigilantism, with several civil rights and racial justice groups denouncing Fridayâs verdict as a âtravestyâ.
âRittenhouseâs trial highlights an urgent need for reform for both police and the criminal legal system. The system is broken, and it desperately needs to be fixed,â Shaadie Ali, interim executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Wisconsin, said in a statement. The verdict in the #KyleRittenhouse case is a travesty and fails to deliver justice on behalf of those who lost their lives as they peacefully assembled to protest against police brutality and violence,â the NAACP, a racial justice advocacy group, said in a tweet.
The Congressional Black Caucus, a group of Black federal lawmakers, added: âIt is unconscionable our justice system would allow an armed vigilante ⊠to go free.â
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Black Pastors Gearing Up to Support Family of Ahmaud Arbery - Black pastors from around the nation are answering the call to support the family of Ahmaud Arbery in court during the trial for the three white men accused of killing the 25-year-old Black jogger. ... Despite Gough's apology, Black pastors are gearing up to head to Brunswick to support the Arbery family.
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(Breaking News) Second Attempt To Have Rev Jesse Jackson Remove The Court Room & For A Acquittal.đ€ This is the second Attempt to have the Honorable Reverent Jesse Jackson removed from the court room In the Murder case of Ahmaud Arbery From all 3Attorneys In this case and the Second attempt From William Rodney Brian's attorney for a Acquittal. These motions were denied by the Judge.
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âDonât Want Any More Black Pastors in Hereâ: Lawyer Tries to Kick Al Sharpton Out of Arbery Trial .đź
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TWO ATLANTA POLICE OFFICERS INDICTED IN DEATH OF JAMARION ROBINSON WHO WAS SHOT 76 TIMES.đź Back in 2016, two police officers shot a man a total of 76 times, killing him during a police raid at the victimâs girlfriendâs apartment in Georgia. On Tuesday, a grand jury in Fulton County indicted those two police officers in the 2016 death of Jamarion Robinson.
According to The AJC.com, Eric A. Heinze, the Assistant Chief Inspector with the U.S. Marshals Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force, and Kristopher L. Hutchens, a Clayton County police officer who was working as a task force officer with the U.S. Marshals Service at the time of the tragic incident, were charged with two counts of felony murder for the death of Robinson.The two law enforcement officials were also each indicted on six other counts: aggravated assault, burglary, and two counts each of making false statements and violation of oath by a public officer.
The Associated Press reported that based on a medical examinerâs report, the 26-year-old Robinson had been shot 76 times by police on Aug. 5, 2016, when officers tried to enter an apartment he was in. They apparently went to the apartment as they believed Robinson had previously pointed a gun at Atlanta police officers and fled the scene. Robinsonâs family had stated previously that their son, who suffered from mental illness, was at his girlfriendâs house at the time of the incident when 16 police officers broke down the door.
âOver 90 rounds were fired at my son, flash-bang grenades were thrown at him, landed on him burning him. Somebody walked up the stairs, stood over him, and shot down into his body two more times. After that he was handcuffed and drug down a flight of stairs,â Monteria Robinson remarked at a news conference in June 2020.
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(Breaking News) Attorney For William Brian Try To Have Rev Jesse Jackson Removed From The Court Room.đź
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Tennessee Mom Pulls Daughter Out Of School Over How Race Is Taught. đ©ââïž A mom named Robin Stevens out in Tennessee. People have been losing their minds when it comes to teaching critical race theory in schools in America.
With lawmakers having already worked towards banning it in schools today's Donkey has pulled her child out of public school because of how an inclusion curriculum has been introduced in her school regarding Black and Mexican history in America. She implies that the books introduced have lessons that are anti-American, anti-white, and Anti-Mexican teachings.
America and Robin really don't want the real history of the country taught in schools.
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Lawyer: 'We are going to bring 100 Black pastors' to Arbery death trial; defense attorney offers apology..đ€ A defense attorney in the trial of the killing of Ahmaud Arbery offered "my apologies" early Friday morning after fallout from his comments including the line, "We don't want any more Black pastors coming in here," a day prior.
Kevin Gough, the attorney for William "Roddie" Bryan, had asserted during a break on Thursday that figures, such as Al Sharpton, sitting with Arbery's family at the trial would be "political" and "intimidating" to the jury.Gough said "we have all kinds of pastors in this town" and asserted the family should only have a limited number of representatives with them. "The idea that we're gonna be serially bringing these people in to sit with the victim's family one after another, obviously there's only so many pastors they can have," he said. "And if their pastor is Al Sharpton right now, that's fine, but then that's it - we don't want any more Black pastors coming in here... Jesse Jackson, whoever was in here earlier this week sitting with the victim's family trying to influence the jury in this case."
That comment faced significant backlash on social media as well as one of Arbery family's advocates, civil rights attorney Ben Crump.
Crump, who worked on the George Floyd trial, tweeted 11Alive's clip of the moment on Friday morning and vowed to "bring 100 Black pastors to pray with the family next week."
He also issued a statement welcoming others who want to show their support to the family.
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We don't want any more Black pastors' in Arbery murder trial, lawyer says. A lawyer for one of the three white men charged with killing Ahmaud Arbery said his team did not want âany more Black pastors comingâ into the Georgia courtroom after a civil rights leader attended proceedings. Thursdayâs comment by Kevin Gough drew sharp criticism from the Rev. Al Sharpton, whom the defense attorney cited in asking the judge in the high-profile case to exclude African-American clergy. Kevin Gough represents William âRoddieâ Bryan, who along with father and son Greg and Travis McMichael is charged with murder and other crimes in Arberyâs Feb. 23, 2020, killing. The 25-year-old Black man was chased and fatally shot after the defendants spotted him running in their neighborhood outside the Georgia port city of Brunswick. Gough told Superior Court Judge Timothy Walmsley that he was concerned Sharptonâs presence in court Wednesday was an attempt to intimidate the disproportionately white jury hearing the case. The jury was not in the courtroom when he made the remarks. Obviously thereâs only so many pastors they can have," Gough said. âAnd if their pastorâs Al Sharpton right now that's fine, but then thatâs it. We donât want any more Black pastors coming in here ... sitting with the victimâs family, trying to influence the jurors in this case.â
Jason Sheffield, one of Travis McMichael's lawyers, told the judge he didn't notice any distractions caused by Sharpton, who sat in the back row of the courtroom gallery wearing a mask.
Gough said he didn't realize Sharpton had been there until after court had adjourned for the day.
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Chicago Cop Who Killed Dad Pleading for Help Was Nearly Fired in 2018. A Chicago cop who shot and killed a Black man who had called 911 to say he was the victim of a domestic violence incident had a history of drinking and had been recommended for termination by his superintendent years before.
According to a redacted incident report released Wednesday by Chicagoâs police oversight agency, responding officers arrived on the scene at 7:40 a.m. on Oct. 4 after Michael Craig, 61, told an operator that his wife was holding a knife to his throat as he lay in bed. âI need the police over here, my wifeâs got a knife on my neck, on the bed. Are there any officers coming here?â Craig told dispatchers, according to a recording of the call.
âMy wifeâs got a knife on me on the bedâright now, on my throat,â Craig said. âSheâs got a knife on my neck, and I canât move. If I move sheâll kill me. Iâve got the front door open, tell the officers the door is open, my kid is opening the door.â
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The trial in the death of Ahmaud Arbery. Arbery was shot and killed on Feb. 23, 2020. Cellphone video leaked to the public shows two armed white men in a truck approaching the 25-year-old Black man as he runs down the road. One of the men, later identified as Travis McMichael, and Arbery struggle over McMichael's shotgun before Arbery is shot and collapses. And Dies on the scene.
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Qualified Immunity: A Legal, Practical, and Moral Failure. Public officials receive qualified immunity from damages liability for constitutional violations if they reasonably could have believed their actions were constitutional under clearly established law. ... In most other legal contexts, failure to know the law is virtually never excused. Qualified immunity is a judicial doctrine that protects public officials from liability, even when they break the law. The doctrine has no valid legal basis, it regularly denies justice to victims whose rights have been violated, and it severely undermines official accountability, especially for members of law enforcement. Now Ignorance Of The Law Is No Excuse For citizens. Essentially, it means that if someone breaks the law, he or she is still liable even if they had no knowledge of the law being broken. Thomas Jefferson said, âIgnorance of the law is no excuse in any country. If it were, the laws would lose their effect, because it can always be pretended.â
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BLACK REALTOR FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST POLICE OFFICERS WHO MISTAKENLY ARRESTED HIM DURING HOME SHOWING . Two months ago, BLACK ENTERPRISE reported that a Black real estate agent and his clients were forced to exit a home during a home showing. Now, the men are taking action. A federal lawsuit has been filed against the Wyoming police department and the city, according to CNN.
Eric D. Brown, a West Michigan REALTOR, was showing a home to his client, Roy Thorne, and his clientâs 15-year-old son Samuel. During the tour, the men noticed that police cars were surrounding the home. Brown, his client, and the teenage boy exited the home. Instead of having the opportunity to explain themselves, they were met with several guns pointed in their direction. The men were immediately placed in handcuffs and stripped of their rights. They were thrust into the police vehicle and silenced. It wasnât until Brown had a chance to prove his real estate credentials that the men were set free.
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BLACK STUDENTS SUSPENDED FOR CONFRONTING WHITE KIDS WHO SENT RACIST SNAPCHAT VIDEO. A group of Black students at Yulee High School in Florida have been suspended after confronting two white students who recorded a racist video. The white students faced no disciplinary action. The video, which has since gone viral, shows two white boys â one wearing a white hood â using the n-word. According to News4Jax, the video was sent to several Black students at Yulee via Snapchat, but the sender was not one of the two students in the clip.
The students who received the video then approached the boys who recorded it on campus, which resulted in what parents are calling unfair disciplinary action. âThe district was made aware of a video that was recorded this summer but just recently sent on Snapchat to several Yulee High School students,â said Mark Durham, Assistant Superintendent of Instruction for Nassau County Public Schools. âThe video contained racial slurs and images. It resulted in a physical altercation involving several students. Disciplinary actions consistent with the districtâs code of conduct have been given to students involved in the altercation and in sending the Snap Chat [sic] video.â
The two boys in the video were not suspended, WJCTÂ reports. When several football players at the school threatened to skip last weekâs homecoming game in protest of the way their classmates were treated, Yulee principle Yvon Joinville told them that doing so would forfeit their spot on the team for the rest of the season.
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Halloween party shootings in Texas, New Mexico, and Illinois leave 3 dead, dozens injured.
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At least three people are dead and 27 were injured in shootings at Halloween parties across the country this weekend, authorities confirmed
In an overnight shooting at a suburban Chicago Halloween party, two people were killed and more than a dozen were injured, authorities said Sunday. A patrol sergeant heard roughly a dozen gunshots after 12:30 a.m. in Joliet, Illinois, which is about 45 miles southwest of Chicago, according to the Will County Sheriffâs Office.Â
The sergeant went to a home and found more than 100 people fleeing a party. Additional officers arrived and found victims in the backyard and at nearby homes, and more shots were heard nearby, authorities said.Â
The Will County Sheriffâs Office said more than a dozen people were hospitalized. Two were confirmed dead and four others were seriously hurt. Police estimated about 200 people attended a Halloween party at the home and the shooting occurred outside near a DJ booth set up in the backyard.
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Popeyes branch in Washington, DC shut down permanently after a TikTok video appeared to show its kitchen infested with rats. A Popeyes near the Eastern Market area of Washington, DC has shut down for good days after a video emerged showing rats swarming the kitchen, Fox News reported.Â
The video was posted to TikTok about two weeks before the store closure on Thursday. In the clip, a man who goes by the name @blaqazzrick01 and claims to deliver raw chicken to Popeyes restaurants in the DC area, takes viewers inside the location and says, "y'all want to see something?"
He then proceeds to open the doors and walk into the kitchen, where several rats are darting around and scurrying up the walls.Â
"You still love that chicken from Popeyes?" the man says. The video has been shared thousands of times since being posted on October 11. Fox News reported that after posting the video, the man was subsequently suspended from his job.Â
"We have taken action to terminate the franchise agreement with this restaurant operator. This Franchisee only operates this one location, and it is being closed indefinitely. This single restaurant does not reflect our strong food safety and cleanliness standards across Popeyes," a Popeyes spokesperson said in a statement to Insider.Â
A notice posted by DC Health, a government body, on the closed restaurant's door read: "This establishment is ordered closed until further notice for a violation(s) of the district of Columbia food code regulations which presents an imminent health hazard(s) to the public."Â
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CBS Backtracks On 'The Activist' After A Backlash, Including From One Of Its Hosts. CBS thought it had a win when it announced The Activist, a reality show where six contestants would compete in a variety of activism-themed contests before appearing at a summit of world leaders in Italy â a format that press materials called "awe-inspiring," "ground-breaking" and sure to "inspire real change."
But in the week since the network's announcement, backlash has come from all corners â including an apology from one of the program's own hosts.
Now, the show's producers have announced they will dramatically reformat the show, dropping the competitive elements to become a one-time documentary special rather than a five-episode series.
"It has become apparent the format of the show as announced distracts from the vital work these incredible activists do in their communities every day," said CBS and its co-producers, advocacy group Global Citizen and entertainment giant Live Nation, in a joint statement.
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Former Fort Worth police officer given 5-year sentence for perjury in case where he punched a man.đź FORT WORTH, Texas - A judge sentenced a former Fort Worth officer to five years in prison.
Jon Romer was found guilty in 2019 for making false statements to a grand jury about a 2016 confrontation when he punched a man in a hospital lobby. Romer was handcuffed and in custody more than four years after a hospital lobby encounter was captured by surveillance cameras. Here couldnât have been a more severe aggravated perjury. All the lies he told to cover up his excessive force," prosecutor Terri Moore said.Â
Romer was working an off-duty detail when he punched and body slammed 20-year-old Henry Newson.
On Friday, prosecutors revisited the case before the judge announced Romerâs punishment for perjury.
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The bitter truth about Halloween candy: Halloween is a time for tricks and treats, but a researcher at New York University (NYU) reveals a scary truth behind seasonal candy like pumpkin-shaped Reese's peanut butter cups and M&M's Ghoul's Mix. Halloween this year poses unique risks. In 2021, a night of trick-or-treating entails social distancing and handling children who've been cooped up at home for months. What's more, Halloween is a sugar free-for-all, and the short- and long-term risks of sugar overload are present every year. Though the links between sugar consumption and inflammation, diabetes, and obesity are well-known, one repercussion might be more surprising: its detrimental effects on mental health.
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A prop gun discharged by Alec Baldwin killed a film crew member on set, sheriff says. Actor Alec Baldwin discharged a prop firearm on a movie set near Sante Fe, killing the film's director of photography and injuring the director, according to the sheriff's office of Santa Fe County, N.M. Halyna Hutchins, 42, was airlifted Thursday afternoon, to the University of New Mexico hospital, where she was pronounced dead. Director Joel Souza, 48, was being cared for at Christus St. Vincent Medical Center as of Thursday evening.
Deputies responded about 2 p.m. to the Rust movie set at the Bonanza Creek Ranch after 911 calls came in of a person being shot on set, Juan Rios, a spokesman for the sheriff said.
"According to investigators, it appears that the scene being filmed involved the use of a prop firearm when it was discharged," sheriff's spokesman Rios told the Albuquerque Journal. "Detectives are investigating how and what type of projectile was discharged."
The investigation is ongoing and authorities say no charges have been filed in this incident, the sheriff's office said. Detectives are continuing to interview witnesses.
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Disturbing Bystander Video Shows Cops Stand By as Dog Mauls Black Man. đ€ A Missouri police department has had to explain their actions after cell phone footage showed three cops seemingly allowing their police dog to bite a Black man while he was under arrest.
Police claim that the man, who was suspected of breaking into a business, wouldnât comply, but the bystanderâs footage appears to show otherwise.
In the video, two officers can be seen arresting the man while he is leaning over the hood of a car. Another officer stands in front of the car with a barking dog. The man appears to not be resisting arrest, but the K9 is still released on him as the other two cops step away. The dog continues barking as it nips at the ankles of the man, who shouts and grabs his legs. The man can be heard yelling âhelp,â but the three officers stand by and let the dog continue attacking him. Two officers then push the man on the ground, and the dog starts to pull and yank at his leg. Eventually, the third cop pulls the dog away, only to release him again on the suspect. The dog bites and drags the man to the ground. All the while, the three cops stand by and look on. Finally, the dog is taken away and the man continues to be arrested.
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Police dragged a paraplegic man from his car after he told them he couldn't get out. The Dayton Police Department says it's investigating an incident last month in which several officers pulled a paraplegic man from his car after he told officers he was unable to get out.
Officers stopped Clifford Owensby on Sept. 30 as he was driving away from what police say was a suspected drug house. Because of Owensby's past felony drug and weapons history, officers wanted a police K-9 to conduct a "free-air" sniff of the vehicle to determine if there were illegal drugs inside, police said in a video briefing.
To do that, officers told Owensby, he would have to step out of his car, according to body camera footage released by the department. "I cannot step out," he tells the officers. "I'm a paraplegic."
The unidentified officer speaking to Owensby tells him police can help him out of the car, but Owensby says they may hurt him. Owensby requests a "white shirt," shorthand for a police supervisor, but the officer says he'll call one only after Owensby gets out.
The officer grows increasingly agitated by Owensby's refusal to exit the car. "You can cooperate and get out of the car or I'll drag you out of the car. Do you see your two options here?" Several officers then grab Owensby and yank him out of the car, pulling on his arms and hair as he cries out for help. The officers cuff Owensby's hands behind his back and pull him away from the vehicle, his legs dragging along the street.
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LOUISIANA STATE TROOPER FIRED FOR SPEAKING OUT ON DEATH OF A BLACK MAN AFTER VIOLENT ARREST. Cavalier has been on paid leave since August, shortly after speaking to a local news station about the arrest and death of Ronald Greene. After originally reporting that Greene had been injured in a car accident during a high-speed chase, the Louisiana State Police later released video footage that showed him being stunned, dragged from his car and beaten by three troopers.
In May, two years after the arrest, as Greeneâs family continued to demand that the involved officers be fired and charged, the department released all body-cam footage of the incident. The following month, Cavalier spoke to local news station WBRZ, echoing the familyâs outrage. Following his suspension in August, Cavalier told another news station, WWLTV, that he had been made aware of the gruesome nature of the video back in 2020, nearly a year before the Louisiana State Police made the footage public. On Oct. 8, he was notified in a letter from superintendent Lamar Davis that he was facing termination within 45 days. In a statement on Oct. 15, the Louisiana State Police said confirmed that they are âmoving forward with the termination based on an administrative investigation that revealed he violated several departmental policies.â They did clarify, however, that Cavalier is still currently employed by the department.
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Family wants answers after Christina Nance, 29, found dead in Alabama police van. Nanceâs grieving relatives want Huntsville Police to release surveillance footage from their parking lot cameras.
The family of a young woman in Alabama, who was found dead one week ago in an old unused police van outside the Huntsville Police Department, is demanding answers.
Christina Nanceâs grieving kin is asking the police department to release surveillance footage from the cameras mounted in the parking lot. Her sister, Latausha Nance, told WHNT that police officials told the family they werenât sure how far back the cameraâs captured footage went. Additionally, the news outlet said its reporters had not heard back from the department regarding the footage. The Nance family also says they have not been told how long the 29-year-old womanâs body languished in the police department parking lot. On Monday, Latausha Nance said she last saw her sister two weeks before her body was discovered on Oct. 7. The sisters were in Lataushaâs car.
âI just looked back at her,â the mourning sibling said, âand she was just smiling, and I said, âChristina, why are you smiling like that?â and she just said, âOh nothing, itâs nothing.â Thatâs the last memory I have of my sister,â
A community protest is set for Friday in Huntsville, at the Madison County Jail.
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Denzel Washington has a long and highly acclaimed career as an actor that spans film and theater. Keynotes by Denzel Washington offer encouragement to young people entering adulthood. ... His speeches act as inspiration not just for young actors, but for young people as a whole.
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The potential for endocrine system disruption is of great concern, especially in early life, when developmental programming of organ systems is susceptible to permanent and lifelong disruption. The international medical and scientific communities have called attention to these issues in several recent landmark reports, including a scientific statement from the Endocrine Society in 2009,42Â which was updated in 2015 to reflect rapidly accumulating knowledge3; a joint report from the World Health Organization and United Nations Environment Program in 201343; and a statement from the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics in 2015.44Â Chemicals of increasing concern include the following:
bisphenols, which are used in the lining of metal cans to prevent corrosion45;
phthalates, which are esters of diphthalic acid that are often used in adhesives, lubricants, and plasticizers during the manufacturing process17;
nonpersistent pesticides, which have been addressed in a previous policy statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics and, thus, will not be discussed in this statement46;
perfluoroalkyl chemicals (PFCs), which are used in grease-proof paper and packaging47; and
perchlorate, an antistatic agent used for plastic packaging in contact with dry foods with surfaces that do not contain free fat or oil and also present as a degradation product of bleach used to clean food manufacturing equipment.48
Additional compounds of concern discussed in the accompanying technical report include artificial food colors, nitrates, and nitrites.
Environmentally relevant doses (ie, low nanomolar concentrations that people are likely to encounter in daily life) of bisphenol A (BPA)4Â trigger the conversion of cells to adipocytes,9Â disrupt pancreatic ÎČ-cell function in vivo,49Â and affect glucose transport in adipocytes.9â11Â Phthalates are metabolized to chemicals that influence the expression of master regulators of lipid and carbohydrate metabolism, the peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors,21Â with specific effects that produce insulin resistance in nonhuman laboratory studies. Some studies have documented similar metabolic effects in human populations.22Â Some phthalates are well known to be antiandrogenic and can affect fetal reproductive development.18,19,50Â Authors of recent studies have linked perfluoroalkyl chemicals with reduced immune response to vaccine27,28Â and thyroid hormone alterations,29,51,52Â among other adverse health end points. Perchlorate is known to disrupt thyroid hormone34Â and, along with exposures to other food contaminants, such as polybrominated diphenyl ethers,53â55Â may be contributing to the increase in neonatal hypothyroidism that has been documented in the United States.56Â Artificial food colors may be associated with exacerbation of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder symptoms.57Â Nitrates and nitrites can interfere with thyroid hormone production40Â and, under specific endogenous conditions, may result in the increased production of carcinogenic N-nitroso compounds.37,38
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Colin Powell, 1st Black US Secretary of State, dies at 84 of COVID-19 complications. Colin Powell, the barrier-breaking soldier and diplomat who served Democratic and Republican presidents in war and peace but whose sterling reputation was stained by his faulty claims to justify the U.S. war in Iraq, died Monday of COVID-19 complications. He was 84.
A veteran of the Vietnam War, Powell spent 35 years in the Army and rose to the rank of four-star general. In 1989, he became the first Black chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. In that role he oversaw the U.S. invasion of Panama and later the U.S. invasion of Kuwait to oust the Iraqi army in 1991.
A decade later he joined President George W. Bush's Cabinet as the first Black secretary of state. "We have lost a remarkable and loving husband, father, grandfather and a great American," the Powell family. Powell had been treated at Walter Reed National Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland.
Peggy Cifrino, Powell's longtime aide, said he had been treated over the past few years for multiple myeloma, a blood cancer. The Powell family's social media post did not address whether Powell had any underlying illnesses.
Multiple myeloma impairs the body's ability to fight infection, and studies have shown that those cancer patients don't get as much protection from the COVID-19 vaccines as healthier people.
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Ahmaud Arberyâs Killers Are Trying to Put Him on Trial. Will a Judge Let Them?
The trial of three men charged in the killing of Ahmaud Arbery is slated to begin in October. But if a Georgia Superior Court judge grants a series of requests made by attorneys for the defense, it will be Arbery who goes on trial.
Lawyers for Gregory and Travis McMichaelâthe father and son, respectively, who chased down Arbery in their pickup truck before fatally shooting him three times at close rangeâfiled a motion late last year requesting that Judge Timothy Walmsley permit only one photo of Arbery âwhen livingâ to be shown during the trial, that he be depicted alone and not in the company of loved ones, and that he be identified to the court during trial by a non-family member. In the filing, the defense team argues that to allow more photos would potentially create âthe danger of unfair prejudiceâ among jurors.
The McMichaelsâ lawyers have also filed a motion asking that prosecutors be barred from referring to Arbery as a âvictimâ for the same reasons. âThe purpose of this motion is to prevent the prosecution from ignoring its duty to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that crimes were actually committed and that [the] McMichaels committed the crimes as charged,â the defense motion states. The filing goes on to note that the McMichaels do ânot concede that criminal conduct occurred in this case,â and that âthe use of loaded words,â such as identifying Arbery as a âvictim,â tacitly ascribes guilt to the McMichaels, denying them the presumption of innocence.
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Derek Chauvin to appeal against George Floyd convictions.đźđ The former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin has filed an intent to appeal with the Minnesota state appellate court over his murder conviction for the death of George Floyd.
A jury found Chauvin, who is white, guilty in April of unintentional second-degree murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in the death of Floyd, a black man. The verdict was seen widely as a landmark rebuke of the disproportionate use of force by the police against black Americans.
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How many times do you need to hear the word of God before you realize? God it's trying to tell you something.
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How many times Do you need to hear the word of God Before you realize? God is trying to tell you something.
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How many times Do you need to hear the word of God Before you realize? God is trying to tell you something.
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How many times Do you need to hear the word of God Before you realize? God is trying to tell you something.
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FEDEX DRIVER FIRED AFTER REFUSING TO DELIVER PACKAGES TO PEOPLE WHO SUPPORT BLM, BIDEN AND HARRIS.đ A racist FedEx driver was fired after refusing to deliver to homes that show support for Black Lives Matter, President Joe Biden, and Vice President Kamala Harris.Â
FedEx terminated the employment of Vincent Paterno after he posted a video to TikTok bragging that he was not delivering packages to customers who did not share the same political beliefs as him.
Paterno, 39, who worked for the company in Washington state, uploaded the profanity-laced video while he was wearing his FedEx uniform.
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Police Shot Woman After She Calls 911 on Armed Boyfriend.đź Police shot a woman in the shoulder earlier this week in Southern California after they kicked in her door hearing noises inside following her 911 call to report an armed man in her apartment, authorities said Friday.
The woman was treated for a non-life threatening gunshot wound after the shooting on Monday in the city of Riverside, east of Los Angeles. She had called 911 around 2:15 p.m. but initially said she did not know the armed man and was evasive with the dispatcher before the call was suddenly disconnected.
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Lawsuit alleges Taylor police used excessive force after man Tased during traffic stop.đź According to the lawsuit, Imani Ringgold DâAbell was stopped on Sept. 13, 2019, because he didn't have a license plate on his vehicle. The lawsuit said that a paper temporary plate had detached during a car wash. Officers confirmed the vehicle was registered to him. The suit said that Ringgold DâAbell had just moved to Michigan and had a temporary paper driver's license while he was waiting for the permanent one to arrive.Â
During the traffic stop that was caught on police body cameras, Ringgold DâAbell was Tased and arrested while his girlfriend and daughter were in the vehicle. At one point, his girlfriend was handcuffed, according to the lawsuit, but she was not arrested.
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In Your Opinion, With Queen Ngningone.đ Dear White People.
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R. Kelly found guilty of all charges in racketeering and sex trafficking trial. đ€· A New York jury on Monday found R&B singer R. Kelly guilty on all charges in his trial on racketeering and sex trafficking charges. Kelly, whose real name is Robert Sylvester Kelly, could face decades in prison. Kelly, 54, was accused by multiple witnesses of targeting, grooming and exploiting young women and men "for his own sexual gratification" and running a "sex cult" by trafficking people across state lines. He also allegedly bribed a government worker to help him marry late R&B singer Aaliyah when she was 15 years old.Â
"Today's verdict brings an end to Robert Kelly's decade-long reign of terror over many vulnerable girls, boys and young women," Pete Fitzhugh, Special Agent in Charge for Homeland Security investigations in New York, said Monday after the verdict was announced. "With this verdict, it is my sincere hope that it will also begin the healing process for these brave survivors."
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The city of Philadelphia agreed to award Rickia Young $2 million for police brutality case.đźđ€ The city of Philadelphia agreed to pay $2 million to a young Black mother after police officers smashed the windows of the SUV she was in, pulled her out and beat her after she inadvertently found herself in a police barricade last fall, her lawyers said.
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Anthony Johnson, 'Friday' actor and comedian, dies at age 55 đźđą Anthony Johnson, the actor and comedian best known for his roles in "Friday" and "House Party," has died. He was 55.
His rep, LyNea Bell, confirmed the news to USA TODAY, calling Johnson an "iconic legend of stage and screen." The date and cause of his death has not yet been released.
"The world of comedy has truly been shaken, again," Bell said. "He has left with us amazing memories of his laughter, dynamic acting skills, but most of all his enormous personality and heart of gold. We will be in constant prayer for his entire family including his wife Lexis, 3 children, brother Edward 'Peanut'Â Smith, sister Sheila, and lifetime manager and friend Mike D. Please give them the time they need to process and grieve such a huge loss."
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Florida principal recorded paddling 6-year-old child under investigation.đąđ€· Police are investigating after a principal initiated corporal punishment by paddling right in front of a little girlâs mother.
Brent Probinsky, the motherâs lawyer, said she got a call from the school last month, saying her first-grade daughter caused $50 worth of damage to a computer. The girlâs mother started recording on her cellphone. Carter is seen using a paddle to strike the girl three times. She starts crying after the first.
The little girl can be heard saying, âno, no.â
After that the girl sits down, crying, while Carter continues to yell.
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Supreme Court must remind law enforcement that not even the police are above the law.đź The killing of George Floyd has sparked protests and discussions of race, police abuse, and criminal justice reform across the country. George Floydâs killing has also sparked discussions of a legal doctrine called âqualified immunityâ that government bureaucrats and regulatory officers have used as a legal defense to violate peopleâs rights.
For decades, qualified immunity has enabled government officers ranging from irresponsible tax collectors to violent police officers to violate peopleâs rights, many times with little to no consequences. Coincidentally, there are multiple cases the Supreme Court is currently considering thatâif takenâhave the power to reform and hopefully eliminate qualified immunity altogether. Ending qualified immunity would ensure that government employees who violate peopleâs rights answer for their misconduct before a jury.
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Lacynthia Tidmore again receives maximum sentence in death of Euclid 9-year-old. Despite her earlier sentence being overturned, the woman who admitted to fleeing the scene after striking a 9-year-old Euclid girl who later died was again sentenced to eight years in prison, according to court records.
The sentence is the maximum possible for 25-year-old Lacynthia Tidmore of Garfield Heights, who pleaded guilty to third-degree felony charges of aggravated vehicular homicide and failure to stop after an accident in April 2018.
Her charges stem from a Nov. 9, 2017, incident on Babbitt Road where Tidmore struck DeâZyer Mays, who was crossing the road to stand at the bus stop. Tidmore fled the scene. Her vehicle was found a short time later at a nearby gas station. Shortly after that, Tidmore made arrangements to turn herself in to police.
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The phrase âIf I can't have it, neither can youâ best describes the âcrabs in a bucketâ mentality. While humans may not physically try to break each other down like the crabs do, they may try to break other people's spirits when they see someone else is on their way to success.
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The new warrant: how US police mine Google for your location and search historyđźđź âThis information is flowing to so many different companies and vendors, even if you get one company trying to protect your location data you have so many more points of vulnerability in the commercial market than a decade ago,â Cahn said. âAll it takes is one company to give up that information without a fight or more often than not sell it.â
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Terry Crews talks about being uninvited to the cookout
đ€Actor Terry Crews believes his invitation to the âcookoutâ has been revoked permanently, and he took the time to acknowledge it on Twitter. However, Crews is seemingly thankful for the. The Friday After Next and âBrooklyn 911â star said that, in retrospect, not attending the so-called cookout saved him from drinking the poisoned drink.
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Elijah McClainâs father tells Joy Reid âall Blacks in Coloradoâ have a fear of police đź
Elijah McClainâs father discusses the grand jury indictment of officers and medics involved in his sonâs 2019 death. LaWayne Mosley also tells Joy Reid, âthat's not his character, that's not his nature,â regarding the Aurora police union claiming McClain violently resisted arrest in its issued statement.
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Nearly 94,000 Kids Got COVID-19 Last Week. They Were 15% Of All New Cases đ· Coronavirus cases among children are rising at a time when the highly infectious delta variant is advancing across the United States at a rapid clip.
New state-level data analyzed by the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Children's Hospital Association shows that children accounted for roughly 15% of all newly reported COVID-19 cases across the nation for the week ending on Aug. 5.
Nearly 94,000 child cases of COVID-19 were recorded during that period, a 31% increase over the roughly 72,000 cases reported a week earlier. In the week before then, there were 39,000 new child cases.
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What China Is Really Up To In Africa .đ Africa has become the fastest urbanizing region of the world, with rural migrants moving into cities a clip that has even surpassed that of China and India, as the continent becomes one of the final frontiers of the forth industrial revolution. This rapid transition presents big challenges but also offers big rewards for countries willing to risk billions in an infrastructure building revolution unlike anything the world has seen before â and no country has answered Africaâs call quite like China.
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Facebook Apologizes After Its AI Labels Black Men As 'Primates'
Facebook issued an apology on behalf of its artificial intelligence software that asked users watching a video featuring Black men if they wanted to see more "videos about primates." The social media giant has since disabled the topic recommendation feature and says it's investigating the cause of the error, but the video had been online for more than a year.
A Facebook spokesperson told The New York Times on Friday, which first reported on the story, that the automated prompt was an "unacceptable error" and apologized to anyone who came across the offensive suggestion.
The video, uploaded by the Daily Mail on June 27, 2020, documented an encounter between a white man and a group of Black men who were celebrating a birthday. The clip captures the white man allegedly calling 911 to report that he is "being harassed by a bunch of Black men," before cutting to an unrelated video that showed police officers arresting a Black tenant at his own home.
Former Facebook employee Darci Groves tweeted about the error on Thursday after a friend clued her in on the misidentification. She shared a screenshot of the video that captured Facebook's "Keep seeing videos about Primates?" message.
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Shooting of unarmed black motorist by Bloomfield police will be investigated by grand jury
đźđ«. The shooting of an unarmed motorist by Bloomfield police will be investigated by a grand jury, the Essex County Prosecutorâs Office said in a letter to the motoristâs attorney.
The announcement comes after a Kane In Your Corner investigation raised doubts about whether police were telling the truth about the shooting of Jeffery Sutton. And a new Kane In Your Corner investigation reveals the police repeatedly changed their story.
Sutton was shot and wounded after a traffic stop last November. He was wanted for armed robbery. Police said in an attempt to escape, he ran into several officers with his car, leaving them injured. But cellphone video obtained by Kane in Your Corner indicated Sutton did not make contact with any of the officers.
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Woman who hit, killed 9-year-old Euclid girl gets prison .đź CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A 23-year-old Garfield Heights woman was sentenced to eight years in prison Thursday for the November hit-and-run death of a 9-year-old Euclid girl who was walking to school.
Lacynthia Tidmore, who showed little emotion throughout the hearing, broke into tears when Common Pleas Judge Peter Corrigan announced that he was sending her to prison for striking DeâZyer Mays and driving away from the scene.
Tidmore pleaded guilty in April to vehicular manslaughter and leaving the scene of an accident charges, both felonies. Corrigan imposed the maximum sentence of eight years.Â
The girl was on her way to Euclid Preparatory School where she was in third grade about 7 a.m. Nov. 9. She crossed the street near Babbitt Road and East 232nd Street when Tidmore struck her. The girl suffered multiple injuries, including a broken neck.
Tidmore then stopped at a gas station in Cleveland on East 185th Street to get gas and joked with the clerk, who was related to to the girlâs family, about the damage to her car. She called police later that day to arrange her surrender.
Prosecutors say telephone records showed that Tidmore was using her cellphone at the time of the crash. Â
DeâZyer lived for 14 days in the hospital before she eventually died.
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While overall global coronavirus cases and deaths rates have declined, with some countries reopening, several regions are experiencing escalating emergencies that warrant attention and action. With the Delta variant increasing infection rates and the possibility for additional variants to emerge among billions of unvaccinated people. âIf we look at the facts and science, itâs evident that we are sitting on a new COVID-19 time bomb. While we celebrate declining cases and deaths in some parts of the world that are getting vaccinated and taking control measures seriously, most regions remain either at high risk or in full-blown emergency mode. As public health experts have long been predicting, new variants of the COVID-19 virus will likely emerge that are more infectious, make patients sicker, and potentially render our new vaccines less effective. âThe Delta variant is now surging ahead wherever control measures or vaccination supply and/or services are weak, doubling every two weeks in the United States. It is highly contagious and on a pathway to becoming the predominant strain. This puts many populations in a precarious position. A variant anywhere is a variant everywhere.Â
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Candace Owens Mocks Simone Biles for Pulling Out of Olympics to Focus on Mental Health .đ€ Candace Owens has suggested Simone Biles is a coward for pulling out of the Olympics. Biles withdrew from Thursdayâs individual all-around competition at the Tokyo Games to focus on her mental well-being. The announcement came a day after she stumbled on the vault and pulled out of Tuesdayâs team final.
âAfter further medical evaluation, Simone Biles has withdrawn from the final individual all-around competition at the Tokyo Olympic Games, in order to focus on her mental health,â USA Gymnastics said in a statement on Wednesday. âWe wholeheartedly support Simoneâs decision and applaud her bravery in prioritizing her well-being. Her courage shows, yet again, why she is a role model for so many.â
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Fatal Shooting of 2 Black People Near Boston Is Investigated as a Hate Crime . The authorities in Winthrop, Mass., are investigating whether a white man who shot and killed two Black people on Saturday after crashing a stolen truck into a house was acting out of racial and religious hatred.
The suspect, Nathan Allen, 28, had made âanti-Semitic and racist statements against Black individuals,â said Rachael Rollins, the district attorney in Suffolk County. She said investigators had found âsome troubling white-supremacist rhetoricâ in Mr. Allenâs own handwriting.
Mr. Allen drew swastikas and wrote about âthe superiority of the white raceâ and about how white people were âapex predators,â Ms. Rollins said in a statement.
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ALFONSO RIBEIRO SAYS HEâS NOT ACCEPTED BY BLACK PEOPLE. đ Alfonso Ribeiro, better known as Carlton Banks, Will Smithâs corny, geeky cousin in the television sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, decided to talk about being ostracized by the Black community for having a white wife, except Black Twitter reminded him that he was not on top of anybodyâs mind.
Ribeiro, the current host of Americaâs Funniest Home Videos, spoke exclusively with Atlanta Black Star about the stigma that came with playing such a popular character on an iconic show.
But, he also said he feels that being married to a white woman places him in an uncomfortable position when he is out in public, and he sees the looks he receives combined with being typecast as Carlton Banks and being in a mixed marriage, he said, makes him feel like Black people will never accept him.
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Wayne Brady Gets Racist, Expletive-Laced Voicemail at CBS Studio.đźđ€· Wayne Brady He was the target of the racist and abusive voicemail left in the studio where he filmed his game show ⊠and I hate it. TMZ got the audio of a message left at CBS Studios in the Fairfax district of LA, where amiable comedians and singers host âLetâs Makea Deal.â Voicemail is sad enough to hear it ⊠The caller dropped a few âf ingn **â bombs.
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Body camera video released in response to social media post claiming police planted evidence.đźđ€ In the social media post including the 14 second cell phone video clip, it claims an officer with the department planted evidence in a vehicle. Action 2 News has reached out to the person who filmed the incident for permission to use the video clip, but have not heard back as of this publishing. The manâs Facebook page identifies the man who filmed the incident as âLa Savooâ, who says he is a music artist from Racine. Police responded to that claim Saturday night by releasing body camera video.
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Doctor Carole Lieberman ( aka Dr Karen ) a medical doctor enters into the Bullpen to discuss woke-ness with doctor Rashad Ritchie on indisputable. Lieberman Karen-ness comes out and shows her Unprofessional true feelings on the subject.
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Bill Cosby defends Phylicia Rashad amidst Howard University backlash. đ Bill Cosby came to Phylicia Rashadâs defense after the actress faced criticism from Howard University for her tweet supporting his release from prison. âHoward University you must support one[â]s Freedom of Speech (Ms. Rashad), which is taught or suppose[d] to be taught everyday at that renowned law school, which resides on your campus,â Cosby said in the statement issued by his spokesperson Andrew Wyatt.
Cosby also echoed the support Rashad received from Stephanie Mills. On social media. Mills wrote, âI love you [Phylicia Rashad]. If itâs true that Howard University wants to terminate her position because they feel her comments about Mr. Cosby were insensitive, then they should give back the millions of dollars that he donated to the university.â
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Asian man says you aren't doing anything for the Asian community Just because You spin your money with us.
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Howard University disavows sympathetic tweet on Bill Cosby by Dean Phylicia Rashad after outrage. Howard University late Wednesday night disavowed a sympathetic tweet on comedian Bill Cosby and his abrupt release from prison earlier in the day by his TV wife Phylicia Rashad, the incoming dean of Howardâs fine arts college. Howard said in a statement that Rashadâs initial tweet about the 83-year-old Cosby âlacked sensitivity towards survivors of sexual assault.â
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Two California men have been charged with plotting to blow up the Democratic Partyâs headquarters in the state capital, a bombing they hoped would be the first in a series of politically-motivated attacks, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
The pair used multiple messaging apps to plan to attack targets they associated with Democrats after the November 2020 presidential election, the U.S. Attorneyâs Office said in a statement. Their first intended target was the John L. Burton Democratic Headquarters in Sacramento, prosecutors said.
âAccording to the indictment, the defendants planned to use incendiary devices to attack their targets and hoped their attacks would prompt a movement,â the statement said.
Ian Benjamin Rogers, 45, and Jarrod Copeland, 37, each face multiple charges including conspiracy to destroy by fire or explosive a building used or in affecting interstate commerce, prosecutors said.
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4th stimulus check update: The latest on $2,000 petition, $1,000 for teachers, $600 in California. Has a fourth stimulus check lost all attention from Congress? It seems that way, but there's still public support for additional relief aid, including a petition calling for $2,000 extra per month. Washington lawmakers are keeping talk of another round of payments on the back burner this summer and there's nothing about another payment included in any of President Joe Biden's recent proposals. Signs of an economic rebound and the COVID-19 vaccine rollout could be factors, though it's still debatable how the recovery will play out.Â
Still, more money isn't entirely out of the question this year, at least for some. The IRS continues to send out supplemental "plus-up" payments for owed stimulus amounts, and the agency just issued monthly checks to millions of families that qualify for the expanded child tax credit. There are also $1,000 "thank you" payments going to teachers and other school staff in states such as Georgia and Florida. Soon, California will be disbursing another round of Golden State Stimulus checks, providing $600 (or up to $1,100) for millions of eligible residents.
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Brotha Check's Muzungu & Kicked Him Off HIs Property.đȘđ
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Bill Cosby to be released from prison after his conviction is overturned. Pennsylvania's Supreme Court, citing prosecutorial mistakes, overturned the sexual assault conviction of Bill Cosby on Wednesday, paving the way for one of America's best-known comedians to walk free from prison.
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WHITE WOMAN CHARGED WITH HATE CRIME FOR HARASSING BLACK AMAZON DELIVERY DRIVER. A white woman in California has been charged with a hate crime after she made it her business to follow a Black Amazon delivery driver because she didnât like how he was driving. The Alameda County district attorneyâs office charged 35-year-old Julie Warland with a hate crime on Wednesday, June 16 after she tracked down a Black Amazon driver in April and called the cops on him, according to the NY Post.
Warland told cops that âhe was trying to escapeâ after accusing him of speeding. But, Kendall McIntosh said he feared for his life after Warland and her boyfriend followed behind him while hurling racial slurs. At one point, Warland even jumped into his vehicle and tried to take control of the steering wheel.
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Joe Bidenâs criminal justice reform plan, explained
Joe Bidenâs new criminal justice reform plan reverses some of the policies he helped make law. And Joe Bidenâs long record supporting the war on drugs and mass incarceration, explained
Biden was a major Democratic leader in spearheading Americaâs war on drugs during the 1980s and â90s
Let's talk about it! With Queen Ahmadiyya Shakur.đ
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Black US farmers dismayed as white farmersâ lawsuit halts relief payments. The US Department of Agriculture was scheduled to begin sending out payments to Black and minority farmers this month, as part of a $4bn loan forgiveness program included in the $1.9tn coronavirus relief bill that passed Congress in March.
But a lawsuit on behalf of white farmers accusing the Biden administration of discrimination has, at least temporarily, stopped the checks, prompting dismay among Black farmers and campaigners.
The money, intended as a way to address more than 100 years of discriminatory practices and policies that have historically and disproportionately disadvantaged Black owners of farmland, is now being held up due to an injunction granted this month by a federal judge in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Derek Chauvin sentenced to 22.5 years for George Floyd murder
Chauvin, a white former Minneapolis police officer, was convicted of murdering Floyd, a Black man. Derek Chauvin, the white former Minneapolis police officer convicted of killing George Floyd, a Black man, was sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison Friday.
Chauvin, 45, was convicted in April of second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter for pressing his knee against Floydâs neck for up to 9 1/2 minutes as the 46-year-old Floyd gasped that he couldnât breathe and went limp.
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Derek Chauvin Will Be Sentenced Today Over George Floyd's Murder. A Minnesota judge will sentence Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd â a punishment that is being closely watched, with prosecutors requesting a 30-year sentence. In April, a jury found the former Minneapolis police officer, who is white, guilty of murdering Floyd, who was Black, last year. The killing triggered massive protests against racial injustice and also prompted reviews of the police use of force â including how much the law should protect officers when someone dies in their custody. Chauvin was seen on video pressing his knee onto Floyd's neck for 9 minutes and 29 seconds as Floyd lay facedown on the asphalt outside a convenience store with his hands cuffed behind his back. The police had been called to the store after Floyd allegedly used a counterfeit $20 bill to pay for cigarettes. The guilty verdict against Chauvin was hailed as a civil rights victory. His prison sentence is now being awaited as a possible affirmation of that victory.
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Viral video shows Maryland police use Taser on teen to enforce vaping ban
In a separate incident also caught on video, an officer can be seen repeatedly thrusting his knee into one teen who was already pinned to the ground by other officers. Maryland police defended officers' actions after viral videos showed them kneeing and deploying Tasers on Black teenagers to enforce a vaping ban on Ocean City's boardwalk.
However, Maryland House Speaker Adrienne A. Jones on Monday questioned the use of force over vaping. The video from this weekend in Ocean City is deeply disturbing. Vaping on the Boardwalk is not a criminal offense," Jones said in a statement. "Black and brown children should not be tased while their hands are up. Officers should not kneel on the back of a minor. Vaping should not yield a hogtie."
Four teenagers from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, were picked up Saturday night and charged with various offenses, including disorderly conduct and resisting or interfering with an arrest.
This latest confrontation unfolded just before 8:30 p.m. ET as officers patrolled the neighborhood by the boardwalk and 12th Street and found a group vaping, according to a statement by the town of Ocean City.
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Marc Lamont Hill drags CJ Pearson following debate on critical race theory. đ In one of the latest episodes of âIn These Twitter Streets,â Marc Lamont Hill and conservative commentator CJ Pearson have been going at it since late Thursday night following a public debate on critical race theory. Pearson is currently the campaign manager for Republican Rep. Vernon Jonesâ governor race in Georgia and president of the Free Thinker Projectâan anti-identity politics advocacy group. On Thursday, he appeared on the Black News Channelâs âBlack News Tonightâ hosted by Hill to discuss his opposition to the teaching of critical race theory.
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Today's spiritual moment brought to you by Douglas Majwega. Spiritual and uplifting commentary To brighten your day.
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A black African Safety director at the job site Shows off his kung fu skills With a Chinese Employee Who tried to Degrade and disrespect him During a safety meeting.
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Competing in Africa: China, the European Union, and the United States.. The China-in-Africa story may be increasingly familiar, but its complexity cannot be overstated. As Chinaâs domestic growth began to surge at the end of the last century, demand for natural resources and job creation forced China to look for markets abroad. Africa was a willing partner, due to its abundance of commodities and need for infrastructure development.
Chinaâs role on the African continent has been defined by the financing of more than 3,000, largely critical, infrastructure projects, according to the AidData Project. China has extended more than $86 billion in commercial loans to African governments and state-owned entities between 2000 and 2014, an average of about $6 billion a year. In 2015, at the sixth Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), President Xi Jinping pledged $60 billion in commercial loans to the region, which would increase lending to at least $20 billion a year if that pledge is fulfilled.
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Six yrs Old black boy injured After Anti black racist Ryan Le-Nguyen Shoots Him.đź A Michigan family is outraged after an Asian man who shot a 6-year-old Black boy was given a low bond and released from police custody. The incident comes amid heightened reporting surrounding anti-Asian hate crimes with many in the Black community questioning the lack of support behind anti-Black crimes from Asians. Ryan Le-Nguyen, 29, left a little boy injured after he fired a round outside his home in the 1300 block of Candlewood Lane in Ypsilanti Township, MLive reported. Investigators say the 6-year-old was with a group of children who was playing outside. After Le-Nguyen complained about the noise coming from outside, Ring video captured him firing a shot from a window in his home.
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In your opinion with Queen Ahmadiyya Shakur.đ In your opinion where you can leave your comment about subject matters that are important to you.
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Cops outraged after âBlue Lives Murderâ apparel surfaces on Amazon. Amazon is still hawking âBlue Lives Murderâ merchandise almost a year after similar anti-cop gear first came to light â sparking renewed outrage from the Big Appleâs detectiveâs union, who accused the e-tailer of putting cops âat peril and risk.â In a recent letter, the Detectivesâ Endowment Association demanded Amazon stop selling the âdisgustingâ items emblazoned with the message âBlue Lives Murder.â âIt has come to my attention that your website is selling tee-shirts (sic) and other items emblazoned with the words âBlue Lives Murder,ââ reads part of the letter sent by the DEA to the companyâs Chief Financial Officer Brian Olsavsky and obtained by The Post.
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Dallas County Ex-Prosecutor Disbarred for Withholding Evidence After 2 Wrongful Capital Murder Convictions
Richard E. Jackson is just the fourth lawyer in the country to lose a law license after egregious misconduct that led to a wrongful conviction. A former Dallas County prosecutor has surrendered his law license after the State Bar of Texas said he withheld evidence that led to the wrongful convictions of two men who spent 14 years in prison in the fatal stabbing of a pastor.
The Dallas Morning News reported that Richard E. "Rick" Jackson surrendered his law license last month. The State Bar concluded that he failed to inform Dennis Allen and Stanley Mozee's defense attorneys about evidence that could have cleared them at their capital murder trials in 2000.
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Mississippi school under fire for changing class ranking after two Black female students chosen as valedictorian and salutatorian The school district issued a statement clarifying their stance, saying that the methods to determine a valedictorian and salutatorian were outlined in the handbook. A Mississippi high school is facing backlash for changing its class ranking system after it announced that it named two Black female students as valedictorian and salutatorian for the Class of 2021, according to Baller Alert. The West Point Consolidated School District named Ikeria Washington as valedictorian and Layla Temple as salutatorian on May 24, recognizing their academic achievements. However, on Thursday, the school wrote that it recognizes students with both the highest Quality Point Average (QPA) and Grade Point Average (GPA). Washington and Temple have the two highest QPAs, while two other students had the highest GPAs, resulting in four students being recognized by the school. âThe two students with the highest QPA are Ikeria Washington and Layla Temple. The students with the highest GPA are Dominic Borgioli and Emma Berry,â the school reportedly wrote in a Facebook post before deleting it. The WPCSD feels it necessary to recognize four seniors at graduation.â
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Derek Chauvin asks for probation as prosecutors seek 30 years ahead of sentencing . Derek Chauvin asked a judge to sentence him to a term of probation or a shorter prison term than suggested by Minnesota guidelines in a sentencing memorandum filed Wednesday. The memo cites Chauvin's lack of previous criminal history, his previous work as a police officer and the risk he could be victimized in prison as factors the judge should consider as he weighs a sentence. But in another memorandum filed Wednesday, prosecutors asked for a sentence of 30 years for the convicted former Minneapolis officer, a term they said would "properly account for the profound impact of [Chauvin's] conduct on the victim, the victim's family, and the community
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Hair stylist will not sue the client who pulled the gun.đ« Online conversation about roommates Hair stylist Itâs always in progress. I see people talking about todayâs stylists not washing their hair, their extreme policies, and their timeliness, but there are few conversations about customers who show suspicious behavior. Recently, the incident between Milwaukeeâs hair stylist and his client has been talked about. In the clip, the client refused to pay the remaining $ 45 balance after trimming his hair at the salon and pulled out the gun of hair stylist De Audrea. Before the gun was pulled, DeAudrea served repeaters who booked 24 hours in advance, even though the client wanted to book 2-3 days in advance. DeAudrea claims that the clientâs appointment had to be postponed and the client was fine with that. When the client arrived, she apparently informed DeAudrea that she wanted to coordinate the service she had booked. Instead of using a $ 100 sewn bob, she decided to opt for a $ 70 quick weave bob. DeAudrea has a policy of receiving $ 25 deposits from all its customers, resulting in a remaining $ 45 balance.
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Kenyan Security Guard Who Blogged About Plight of Migrant Workers in Qatar Detained. A Kenyan security guard in Qatar, Malcolm Bidali, has been in detention for the last two weeks after he was arrested for writing about the plight of migrant workers in the country.
A Qatari government official confirmed the arrest saying Bidali ââwas taken into custody and placed under investigation for violating Qatarâs security laws and regulationsâ on May 5.
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6-YEAR-OLD BLACK BOY INJURED AFTER RYAN LE-NGUYEN SHOOTS AT HIM FOR PLAYING OUTSIDE. A Michigan family is outraged after an Asian man who shot a 6-year-old Black boy was given a low bond and released from police custody. The incident comes amid heightened reporting surrounding anti-Asian hate crimes with many in the Black community questioning the lack of support behind anti-Black crimes from Asians. yan Le-Nguyen, 29, left a little boy injured after he fired a round outside his home in the 1300 block of Candlewood Lane in Ypsilanti Township, MLive reported. Investigators say the 6-year-old was with a group of children who was playing outside.
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Mzungu Acceptance an validation Is simply not necessary.đ€It is no longer a requirement In order for you to know who you are where you come from and where you going.
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Exterminate All The Brutes, Raoul Peck film maker, Activist.đ„Part 1 & 2. âExterminate All the Brutesâ: Filmmaker Raoul Peck Explores Colonialism & Origins of White Supremacy. A new four-part documentary series, âExterminate All the Brutes,â delves deeply into the legacy of European colonialism from the Americas to Africa. It has been described as an unflinching narrative of genocide and exploitation, beginning with the colonizing of Indigenous land that is now called the United States. The documentary series seeks to counter âthe type of lies, the type of propaganda, the type of abuse, that we have been subject to all of these years,â says director and Haitian-born filmmaker Raoul Peck. âWe have the means to tell the real story, and thatâs exactly what I decided to do,â Peck says. âEverything is on the table, has been on the table for a long time, except that it was in little bits everywhere. ⊠We lost the wider perspective.â
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Even in the lowest state Privilege Mzungus Believe they are Better than other groups of people. And this homeless White woman Feels privilege enough to call a native black American The N. word because he didn't have any change in his pocket to give her. Keep in mind That this Mzungu is homeless.
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Police officers Act like children when they don't get their way. If they're not allowed to run amok Through black neighborhoods Or To be able to call chaos when they feel like it They wanna pout and throw a Temper tantrum Just like little boys and girls. They don't wanna do that job I lot of them quit Working Into to serve and protect goes right out the window. Retire police sergeant Cheryl Dorsey give insight On this topic.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene compares House mask mandates to the Holocaust .Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, during an interview on a conservative podcast this week, compared House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's decision to continue to require members of the House to wear masks on the chamber floor to steps the Nazis took to control the Jewish population during the Holocaust. Greene, in a conversation with the Christian Broadcasting Network's David Brody Real America's Voice TV show "The Water Cooler," attacked Pelosi and accused her of being a hypocrite for asking GOP members to prove they have all been vaccinated before allowing members to be in the House chamber without a mask.
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India's recorded coronavirus case total has surpassed that of Brazil, making India the second worst-affected country in the world after the United States.
India overtook Brazil on Monday after registering 90,802 fresh cases â the highest single-day increase any country has recorded so far during the pandemic. India's total cases are now more than 4.2 million.
The caseload is lower than that of the U.S. by about 2 million but India is where the virus is spreading at the fastest pace. For about a month, India has been recording the largest number of new cases of any country.
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Marcus Smith âDied Like an Animalâ When Cops Hogtied Him. Police Have Known for Decades It Can Kill. Despite decades of warnings against the practice, police departments across the country continue to hogtie people during arrests, sometimes with fatal results. On September 8, 2018, Marcus Smith, a 38-year-old homeless Black man in Greensboro, North Carolina, was facing a mental health crisis and asked police officers for help. Instead, eight white officers brutally and fatally hogtied him. Police videos show officers pushed Smith face down on the street and tied a belt around his ankles, then attached it to his cuffed hands so tightly that his knees were lifted off the pavement. Smithâs family filed a lawsuit in 2019 alleging wrongful death, accusing the police department of a cover-up. âThe Greensboro Police Department, spearheaded by the chief of police at that time, watched the video and then chose to put out a press release that ⊠ignored and left out the crucial factor that he was hogtied,â says Flint Taylor, one of the lawyers for the Smith family and a founding partner of the Peopleâs Law Office in Chicago. We also speak with Marshall Project reporter Joseph Neff, who says there is little data about instances of police hogtying. âItâs hard to know how extensive it is, because thereâs no reporting requirement,â he says.
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U.K. Police Detain 5 People Over Black Activist Sasha Johnson's Shooting. British police said Wednesday they have arrested five people on suspicion of attempted murder over the shooting of a prominent Black Lives Matter activist. Sasha Johnson, 27, was hospitalized in critical condition after she was shot at a house party in southeast London early Sunday. Police and a friend have said nothing suggests that Johnson was targeted in the attack, but the Taking the Initiative Party said she had received death threats in the past related to her activism. London's Metropolitan Police force has said Johnson was in the back garden attending the house party when four Black men entered the premises and discharged a firearm, injuring Johnson. Police said Wednesday they detained five male suspects between the ages of 17 and 28 for other alleged offenses, including possession of drugs and weapons, before all five were arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. They remained in police custody.
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Kenyan Entrepreneur Transforms Plastic Waste into Bricks. A social enterprise based in Nairobi transforms plastic waste from factories and companies into extremely strong paving bricks.
Gjenge Makers was created by Nzambi Matee, who was sick and tired of just watching plastic pile up in her country with little being done to address the pressing issue.Â
She and her team's durable building materials earned them the United Nations Environmental Programme's Young Champions of the Earth for 2020 award.
The plastic waste Matee's team uses is the type of waste that can't be processed anymore â clearly, it can't be recycled. Her team then takes this plastic waste and creates between 1,000 to 1,500 paving bricks a day in its factory.
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Sasha Johnson: Black Lives Matter activist shot in London.đ„ The Taking the Initiative Party (TTIP) said she was being treated in intensive care after being "brutally attacked" in the early hours of Sunday. The 27-year-old has life-threatening injuries following the shooting on Consort Road, in Peckham, south London. TTIP said Ms Johnson had undergone an operation and remained in critical care, in recovery post-surgery. A vigil was held in Ruskin Park, close to King's College Hospital, where Ms Johnson is being treated. Well-wishers played African drums and prayed for Ms Johnson to pull through.
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Gripping Documentaries Mark The 100th Anniversary Of The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. Monday, May 31, marks the 100th anniversary of the start of the Tulsa massacre in which white mobs attacked the prosperous community in Tulsa that was known as Black Wall Street. This Sunday, the History Channel presents its documentary called "Tulsa Burning: The 1921 Race Massacre. PBS will air its Tulsa documentary Monday, and the National Geographic Channel will present its documentary on Tulsa and the Red Summer June 18. Our TV critic David Bianculli has a review of all three.
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In death of Ronald Greene, State Police officer misled investigators, documents say. In perhaps the strongest evidence yet of an attempted cover-up in the deadly 2019 arrest of Ronald Greene, the ranking Louisiana State Police officer at the scene falsely told internal investigators that the Black man was still a threat to flee after he was shackled, and he denied the existence of his own body camera video for nearly two years until it emerged just last month.
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Remembering Paul Mooney, Godfather of modern black comedy. Thank you all from the bottom of all of our hearts ...youâre all are the best!...... Mooney World .. The Godfather of Comedy - ONE MOON MANY STARS! .. To all in love with this great man.. many thanks.
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Ex-Miami Gardens Police Officer Charged for Putting Knee in Woman's Neck. A former Miami Gardens police officer was charged Thursday with battery and misconduct for allegedly tasing a Black woman's stomach while he pressed his knee to her neck outside a Miami-area strip club, and then misrepresenting the incident in his police report.
30-year-old Jordy Yanes Martel turned himself in to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement's Miami office Thursday morning. He faces two counts of official misconduct and four counts of battery.
At a news conference later in the afternoon, State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle presented two videos as evidence of Martel's wrongdoings, going into the department's investigation of the the incident in thorough detail.
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White Kansas coach fired after using N-word toward Black player. A white baseball coach in Olathe, Kansas was fired on Monday (May 10) after using the N-word toward a Black player. Pete Flood, the head baseball coach at Olathe North High School, claims he was describing rap music when he used the racist slur and not the student-athlete. Flood claimed the student, who is reportedly the only Black player on the team, was playing rap music during batting practice when he made the comment. Tony Banks, the teenâs father, said the coach told his son, âWe donât play that ni**er music over here. We only play country and rock music.â
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George Floydâs family meets with Biden, Harris on the first anniversary of his murder . Gianna Floyd, daughter of George Floyd, along with other family members and lawyers, raise fists and say his name while facing reporters at the White House following their meeting with President Joe Biden in Washington, U.S., May 25, 2021. Members of George Floydâs family met with President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris at the White House on Tuesday, to mark the first anniversary of Floydâs murder by a Minneapolis police officer.
Floyd, a 46-year-old Black man, died on May 25, 2020, after then-Minneapolis cop Derek Chauvin pressed his knee onto Floydâs neck for more than nine minutes. Floyd was unarmed.
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FBI: Retired NYPD Cop Shamelessly Bragged About Pulling Gun on Black People for Kicks, Is Arrested Along with Two Others on Corruption Charges. The FBI recently arrested two current and one retired New York Police Department officer for their alleged connections to corruption schemes involving heroin trafficking. One officer is even being accused of bragging about his crimes and for using âunabashedly racist and hate-filled language. The three individuals, Heath Busch, Robert Hassett, and Robert Smith â who retired in March 2020 â were from the 105th Precinct in Queens. All were arrested at their respective Long Island homes on Tuesday morning, May 11.
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Today's Health and Spiritual moment By Dr. Kynan. Bridgesđ©ââ
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The big question it's asked. Why is the Identification/ Classification of black people constantly changing.
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A New Word Is Defining the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict in Washington
Close observers of U.S. policy say the subtle shift reflects a progressive push to focus on human rights
In a conflict where words matter (so much so that even using the word conflict invites disagreement), itâs notable when the words used begin to change. And when it comes to discussing Israel and Palestine in the United States, the words have changed. The first, most obvious shift has come from Congress, where more and more (predominantly progressive) voices have criticized Israelâs human-rights abuses, as well as the U.S. governmentâs role in sustaining a status quo that human-rights groups and other high-profile leaders, including South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, have likened to apartheid. Staunch defenders of Israel within the Democratic Party now offer criticism of the scale of the countryâs military response in Gaza (which caused extensive damage, and at least 230 deaths) or, just as strikingly, say nothing at all
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Philadelphia discovers the cremated remains of MOVE bombing victims after a city health official's resignation.đ„đ„đ„Philadelphia's city health commissioner resigned this week after saying he cremated and disposed of some of the remains of the 1985 MOVE bombing victims. However, on Friday, it was unclear what exactly had happened as the city announced that the remains were discovered in a refrigerated section of the Medical Examiner's Office. Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said Thursday that Dr. Thomas Farley resigned effective Wednesday. He made the announcement on the 36th anniversary of the bombing, which the city carried out against members of the Black liberation group MOVE.
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Downloader have disappeared from the @mazon app store, No problemđșWe'll show you how to Install or re-install Downloader on your android devices So that you may be able to install 3rd party applications such as firelink And other applications.đ€
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Police Officer Fired Over Facebook Post Calling BLM Protesters 'Terrorists. A New Jersey town has fired a police officer who referred to Black Lives Matter protesters as "terrorists" on Facebook. Hopewell Township, through its council, voted unanimously to terminate the officer, Sara Erwin, on Friday, NJ.com reported this week.
Sgt. Mandy Gray, an officer who reacted to the post, will be suspended for six months and demoted.
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Almost 2 million Americans will lose supplemental unemployment benefits in 16 states.đź Almost 2 million Americans will lose unemployment benefits early as a result of statesâ decisions to cut off federal aid to workers.
As of Thursday, at least 16 states, all led by Republican governors, had announced they would end their participation in pandemic-era unemployment programs.
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Legendary Comedian Paul Mooney Has Died at 79... BREAKING NEWS: Comedic legend Paul Mooney has passed away. His cousin, Rudy Ealy, just called me from Paul's phone and said he passed away two hours ago after suffering a heart attack at his home in Oakland. He was 79. We will pay tribute to him tonight. Rudy Ealy, the cousin of @PaulEalyMooney, told me that Paul had been suffering with dementia for some time and had been living with him. Rudy said Oakland paramedics valiantly tried to save him after suffering a heart attack this AM. #RolandMartinUnfiltered.đđđ
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Mitch McConnell: 1619, American slavery starting point, not an important date in history. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said Monday he doesnât think 1619 is one of the most important points in U.S. history.
That's the year the first enslaved Africans were brought to and sold in the Virginia colony, a point often considered as the beginning of American slavery.
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It the THUGGISH RUGGISH âevangelicalâ pastor Myles Rutherford @pastormyles saying to stay away from Minster Farrakhan demon spirit @DillardVicki
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Los Angeles county Deputy sheriff Gets a Tongue lashing That is absolutely priceless.
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Dr. Mumbi Seraki
Over 15 years of experience in diplomacy, media & African women studies having worked in USA, Switzerland & Kenya
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A Dunkin' employee was charged with aggravated manslaughter after he fatally punched an elderly customer who used a racial slur, police said. The employee, Corey Pujols, 27, was arrested at a home in Tampa, Florida, after police said he punched the 77-year-old unidentified man in the jaw.đź
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Join us for the opening night of the 2021 Men Perfecting Men Conference with Bishop Edwin Walker. #COGIC #TeamCOGIC #MenPerfectingMen
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Police Often Used Excessive Force, DOJ Report Finds .đźThe U.S. Justice Department has released a scathing report that accuses police of systematic use of excessive force.
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Uber and Lyft are desperate for drivers. Here's what drivers say is keeping them off the road. When the pandemic hit, Uber and Lyft drivers fled the platforms en masse. More than a year later, rideshare demand is finally picking up for both platforms, but many drivers have been reluctant to return, and the companies are having to shell out millions of dollars to incentivize drivers to start working again. Some drivers told Insider they're simply waiting for more of the public to get vaccinated, or are fine with riding it out on stimulus checks or unemployment for now.
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Black Lives Are Shorter in Chicago. My Familyâs History Shows Why. How did a Promised Land to generations of Black families become a community of lost lives? Black citizens In Chicago Leave 30 years less Then there white counterparts.
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In December 2020, Google announced to make a few alterations to the storage policies. These changes will impact a lot of Google Account users in terms of Drive, Photos, and Gmail. It is expected that the new rules will delete the personal files stored on the various Google applications servers without requiring any permission. Hopefully, the impact of the change will be minimal as many uses have uploaded several of their personal files on Google Drive and Photos. Google is enabling some spring cleaning for users that are not using Google services but have an account. This is a way to fight the data protection of Google for users that are away from the account for more than 24 months. The content will be removed for such users and the data will disappear. However, before the removals, Google will send the notification emails to the users to ensure that they can take the pics and other data on their system.
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Derek Chauvin Seeks New Trial In George Floyd Murder Case.đČ Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin who was convicted last month of murdering George Floyd filed court documents for a new trial on Tuesday. His attorney, Eric Nelson, petitioned the court, alleging that Chauvin's constitutional rights were violated when Judge Peter Cahill refused to change the venue of the trial, and that the pretrial publicity deprived the officer of a fair trial. Nelson also cites "prosecutorial and jury misconduct; errors of law at trial; and a verdict that is contrary to law.
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RIP Mikayla Miller: Black LGBTQ Teen Was Reportedly âLynchedâ In Boston Suburb
The 16-year-old was found hanging from a tree in Hopkinton, Massachusetts. A candlelight vigil has been planned to demand answers following the death of a Black LGBTQ teenage girl who was found hanging from a tree last month in a mostly white suburb of Boston. Her mother has reportedly described the death in terms similar to a lynching. Mikayla Miller was found dead on April 18 in Hopkinton, Massachusetts. But the investigation into the 16-year-oldâs death was delayed by local police under the threat of exposing high school studentâs sexuality, according to a social media post attributed to Mikaylaâs mother.
The statement alleged that Mikayla was âambushedâ and âmurderedâ by âa group of kids.â The statement added that neither the Hopkinton Police Department nor the Massachusetts State Police responded accordingly and that a state trooper âwarnedâ Mikaylaâs mother against seeking media attention or else her daughterâs âsexualityâ would be exposed.
âThey will not cover up her murder,â the statement said.
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Feds plan to indict Chauvin, other three ex-officers on civil rights charges.đź Leading up to Derek Chauvin's murder trial, Justice Department officials had spent months gathering evidence to indict the ex-Minneapolis police officer on federal police brutality charges, but they feared the publicity frenzy could disrupt the state's case.
So they came up with a contingency plan: If Chauvin were found not guilty on all counts or the case ended in a mistrial, they would arrest him at the courthouse, according to sources familiar with the planning discussions.
The backup plan would not be necessary. On April 20, the jury found Chauvin guilty on all three murder and manslaughter counts, sending him to the state's most secure lockdown facility to await sentencing, and avoiding the riots many feared could engulf the city once again.
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Today's health moment by Dr. Frita McRae Fisher, M.D. đ©ââ
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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Stow man charged with ethnic intimidation after threatening to kill a Black delivery driver . A Stow man was caught on camera berating a Black woman in front of her young son. He even threatened to shoot and kill her. On Tuesday, Stow police charged him with a felony. 19 News wants to warn our viewers that the videos are extremely upsetting. âGet the f--- out of here,â James Rhodes yelled at Kiauna Larkins. âI pay $1,000 a month here. You make $1,000 in two months. F---- you.â
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Reducing your blood pressure and keeping it under control.đ€
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Derek Chauvin, three other ex-Minneapolis police officers indicted by federal grand jury Derek Chauvin and three others are accused of "willfully" depriving Floyd of the Constitutional right "to be free from an unreasonable force by a police officer."
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â700 Clubâ host Pat Robertson said Thursday that police officers have âgot to stop this stuffâ while reacting to the killings of Daunte Wright and George Floyd, as well as the pepper-spraying of Army Lieutenant Caron Nazario.
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How to deal with law enforcement race soldiers that approach you On foot.đ€
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The Greensboro City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to remove Tony Collins from the Zoning Commission following a tense exchange during a commission meeting the day before that involved Carrie Rosario, an associate professor at UNC-Greensboro who holds a doctorate in public health.
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The sambo Chronicles takes a in-depth look at White wannabes in the divided snakes of Americ@...
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In your opinion will you give your thoughts and your opinion on situations that are important to you.
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Today's spiritual moment brought to you by sweet child of God.đSpiritual and enlightening testimony.
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Teddy G. deconstructs Steve Harvey's comment that 99.9% of men Want to sleep with the woman their friends withđź That's simply not true. If you listen to him closely it sounds like to me he's hitting on the woman giving the interview. Listen to him closely.
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In your opinion is where you get to leave your thoughts or comments On subjects that are important to you.đ€
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Family of woman killed by Baytown officer in 2019 files federal civil rights lawsuit. Â -- Nearly two years after Pamela Turner was killed by a Baytown Police officer, her family is filing a federal lawsuit against the city and Juan Delacruz, the officer who pulled the trigger in 2019.
In video that has since gone viral, Officer Delacruz is seen standing over Turner after a struggle, firing several rounds "He could have said 'Freeze. Stop.' Anything. He shot five times at point blank range. Five times at point blank range. Putting three bullets in the body of this unarmed Black woman," attorney Benjamin Crump said.
Crump, alongside his co-counsel, the Houston NAACP and Turner's family, announced a federal civil rights lawsuit Thursday.
"It's very clear, as a former police officer, that this shooting was unlawful from the beginning," attorney Devin Jacobs said.
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A Becky spit in the face of a black woman And Get Knock To the ground.đĄ With all the viruses going around This was a horrible and despicable thing to do to anyone. Some people say She got what she deserved. Tell me what you think I will play it over there Air.đ€
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'Let's Be Clear; This Was an Execution': Family Incensed After Viewing 20-Second Snippet of N.C. Police Killing Andrew Brown Jr. âAn executionâ was the first response of one of the few people allowed to see a snippet of the video that showed the police-involved shooting of Andrew Brown Jr. After numerous delays, officials in Elizabeth City, N.C., finally allowed the family and representatives of Andrew Brown Jr.âwho was killed by a Pasquotank County sheriffâs deputy on April 21âto view video footage of his death. Before Brownâs relatives watched the footage of the police shooting, officials declared a state of emergency, apparently in preparation for outrage and protests. The viewing was rescheduled from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m, on Monday, after officials in Elizabeth City and surrounding areas issued emergency declarations, citing a possible âperiod of civil unrest,â according to the New York Times.
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Isaiah Brown, Black man shot by Virginia deputy who gave him ride home, in critical condition. The shot multiple times by a Virginia deputy who had just given him a ride home is on a breathing machine and in critical condition, an attorney for his family said Monday. The man, Isaiah Brown, 32, was shot Wednesday by a Spotsylvania County sheriff's deputy who had given him a lift home after his car broke down. He was holding a cordless house phone outside his home when he was shot, Brown family attorney David Haynes said
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Darnella Frazier, Teen Who Filmed Floyd's Murder, Praised For Making Verdict Possible The Black teenager who recorded the now-infamous video of Derek Chauvin pressing his knee on George Floyd's neck for nearly 10 minutes last May is being hailed as a hero following the former Minneapolis police officer's conviction on murder and manslaughter charges. Darnella Frazier, who was 17 at the time, testified during the trial that she has spent nights apologizing to Floyd for "not doing more." Now, people across the country â including Floyd's family, President Biden and numerous celebrities and elected officials â are crediting her bravery and quick thinking in capturing the video that they say made the guilty verdict possible.
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A Minnesota juryâs conviction of former police officer Derek Chauvin on three counts for murdering George Floyd does not go far enough in dismantling police brutality and state-sanctioned violence, says historian and author Khalil Gibran Muhammad. âWe know that while the prosecution was performing in such a way to make the case that Derek Chauvin was a rogue actor, the truth is that policing should have been on trial in that case,â Muhammad says. âWe donât have a mechanism in our current system of laws in the way that we treat individual offenses to have that accountability and justice delivered.â Muhammad also lays out the racist history of slave patrols that led to U.S. police departments, which he details his book, âThe Condemnation of Blackness: Race, Crime, and the Making of Modern Urban America.â
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Your spiritual moment brought to you by Shashicka Tyre Hill. Uplifting testimony & spiritual Awareness.
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'Let's Be Clear; This Was an Execution': Family Incensed After Viewing 20-Second Snippet of N.C. Police Killing Andrew Brown Jr.
âAn executionâ was the first response of one of the few people allowed to see a snippet of the video that showed the police-involved shooting of Andrew Brown Jr. âWe want to say from the outset, that we do not feel that we got transparency,â said attorney Ben Crump, during a press conference. âThey only showed one bodycam video, even though we know there were several bodycam videos.â
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The US has reported at least 50 mass shootings since the Atlanta spa shootings. At least three people were killed and two were injured in a shooting in Kenosha, Wisconsin, on Sunday, continuing the long string of similar incidents that preceded it. Since March 16, when eight people were killed and one wounded at three Atlanta-area spas, the United States has had at least 50 mass shootings.
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The beginning of 2019 marked 22 years since the introduction of the first piece of proposed legislation on racial profiling: the Traffic Stops Statistics Act of 1997, H.R. 118. Passed unanimously by the US House of Representatives in March 1998, this bill constituted the first attempt by any legislative body to come to grips with what had become known as âracial profilingâ: the police practice of stopping black and brown drivers in disproportionate numbers for traffic infractions, in attempts to investigate other crimes for which the police had no evidence.
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Three Black men accuse SFPD of racial profiling while shopping at Union Square. Three friends were detained for hours by police at a high-end department store in San Francisco Wednesday afternoon.
They've all been cleared of any wrongdoing, and are now accusing police of racial profiling. The men are planning on filing a lawsuit. They are being represented by civil rights attorney Adante Pointer.
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Columbus Police Shoot And Kill Black Teenage Girl.đź A 16-year-old Black girl was fatally shot by an officer outside her home after she called the police for help on Tuesday afternoon, according to her family.
The girl has been identified as Ma'Khia Bryant by her aunt, Hazel Bryant.
Bryant allegedly called officers at about 4:30 p.m. local time when a group of "older kids" threatened her with assault.
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'He Was A Prince': Grief And Anger At Daunte Wright's Funeral In Minneapolis. Mourners gathered Thursday in Minneapolis for the funeral of Daunte Wright, just two days after a jury there convicted former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin of the murder of George Floyd.
Wright was the 20-year-old Black man shot and killed by a police officer in Brooklyn Center, Minn., while resisting arrest during a traffic stop earlier this month. Officials characterized the shooting as "accidental," saying the officer, Kim Potter, meant to use her Taser on Wright but mistakenly drew her handgun instead.
Body camera footage, released by Brooklyn Center officials the day after the shooting, showed Potter shouting, "Taser, Taser, Taser!" just before she fires her handgun. She resigned from her position and has since been charged with second-degree manslaughter.
Wright's death, which took place as the Chauvin trial was underway at a courthouse just 10 miles away, immediately prompted protests and outcry.
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Woman arrested in connection with Quawan Charles case bonds out of jail. Janet Irvin, who was arrested in February in connection with the Quawan "Bobby" Charles case, has bonded out of jail. According to the court, 16th Judicial District Judge Anthony Seleme reduced Irvin's bond Tuesday down to $15,000 for the contributing to delinquency of minor charge, and $75,000 for failure to report a missing child.
Irvin has been required to wear an ankle monitor and have no contact with the victim's family following her release from jail. Irvin is the woman that Charles' family says he left with when he disappeared from his father's Baldwin home on Oct. 30, 2020.
On Nov. 3, 2020, Charles' body was located in a drainage ditch along the headland, in a sugar cane field adjacent to Ed. Broussard Road near the Village of Loreauville in Iberia Parish.
The autopsy found that Charles had drugs in his system and had drowned.
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BLACK FEMALE COP WHO WAS FIRED FOR TRYING TO STOP CHOKEHOLD IN 2008, WINS RULING, WILL RECEIVE PENSION, BACK PAY.đ€đ° Cariol Horne was fired following a 2006 incident where she tried to stop a fellow officer from using a chokehold on a handcuffed suspect. When she was fired, Horne had served 19 of the 20 years needed to receive a full pension. A New York judge ruled that a former Black female police officer in Buffalo who was fired in 2008 after intervening when a white officer placed a suspect in a chokehold, will receive back pay and her pension.
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Police have shared few details about what happened April 12 when police entered the bathroom, and one key part of the story already has changed. After initial reports to the contrary, police now say it wasn't a bullet from Thompson's gun that hit a Knoxville police officer.Â
Without telling the community the circumstances around how the teen was killed, rumors have filled the void. The statement reiterated that there was a report of a student with a gun inside an Austin-East bathroom. Officers entered the restroom, then there was a struggle. The student's gun was fired, the TBI said, then "this was followed by law enforcement firing twice."
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Ephesians 2:7
King James Version
7Â That in the ages to come he might shew the exceeding riches of his grace in his kindness toward us through Christ Jesus.
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School to prison pipeline. Systematic racism Between So called educators In law enforcement Are harming our children at a alarming rate..đ©âđ«đź
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74-Year-Old Black Woman Sues Oklahoma City Cops Who She Said Broke Her Arm During Arrest Last Summer
When we talk about systemic racism in policing, weâre not just talking about shootings, lethal chokeholds and beatings; weâre also talking about harassment, racial profiling, wanton disregard for the well being and dignity of Black bodies, and the tendency of police officers to be generally more aggressive when dealing with Black suspects.
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Who are you? Are you a trigger? Are you a negro? Are you colored? Are you afro American? Are you African American? Are you a person of color? DO YOU KNOW EVEN WHO YOU ARE? đ€
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đChauvin Convicted on All Charges in Death of George Floyd . Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty of all charges Tuesday in the death of George Floyd nearly a year ago. Chauvin had been charged with second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. After hearing closing arguments Monday, the 12-member jury â comprising six white people and six people who are Black or multiracial â spent about six hours discussing information from the three-week trial before coming to a decision.
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Virginia police officer fired after Black Army lieutenant is pepper-sprayed and handcuffed during traffic stop. Police officers in Virginia held an Army officer at gunpoint, handcuffed him and doused him with pepper spray â all during an illegal traffic stop. Officials said Sunday that one of the officers has been fired. Officer Joe Gutierrez was fired following the December 5 incident, which was captured on video, the town of Windsor, Virginia said in a statement Sunday, acknowledging the "unfortunate events that transpired." Caron Nazario, a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army Medical Corps, who is Black and Latino, is suing the town. Following an internal investigation, the town said that Gutierrez did not follow department policy. They did not provide any further information on the other officer involved in the incident, Daniel Crocker, but said the department is requiring additional training.
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Former medical examiner called for Chauvin defense is being sued for misdiagnosis. The highlight of the Derek Chauvin trial on Wednesday was the testimony of the former Maryland Chief Medical Examiner Dr. David Fowler. Â Fowler is currently the focus of a lawsuit brought by the Maryland ACLU on behalf of the family of Anton Black, who have accused him of misdiagnosing Blackâs death in an effort to clear the state and law enforcement. Â Fowler resigned from his office in 2019 in the midst of controversy over his medical reports involving those who perished during police interactions, for which he is being sued.
The lawsuit said that Fowler and his assistant âintentionally concealed police responsibility in causing Anton Blackâs painful death, and instead falsely ruled, on behalf of the State of Maryland, that a Black teenager who died through asphyxiation at the hands of four White men resulted from ânatural causes,â or âaccidentâ thereby improperly insulating police officials from responsibility for Antonâs death,â the lawsuit says.
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At Derek Chauvin's murder trial on Wednesday, jurors heard from a forensic pathologist who stressed that Floyd's heart and health conditions, his drug use and the carbon monoxide released from a nearby police car played a "significant" role in his death.
The defense continued to try to sow reasonable doubt against the prosecution's case that Floyd died because of restraints by police officers, including Chauvin's knee pressed down on his neck on May 25 in Minneapolis. Chauvin's attorney, Eric Nelson, told the jury Floyd died from a combination of heart disease and an overdose of fentanyl and methamphetamine, which were found in his system during an autopsy.
Court proceedings kicked off with Judge Peter Cahill quashing a subpoena for Morries Hall, who was in a vehicle with Floyd the day he died, to testify. Hall has been identified during trial testimony as a suspected drug dealer from whom Floyd obtained narcotics.
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Texas students created Snapchat group to âSlave Tradeâ their Black classmates, activists said , The Snapchat groups were called âSlave Trade,â and other titles with racial slurs. In the chats, students from Aledo, Tex., pretended to buy and sell their Black peers, according to screenshots given to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Hate speech and Anti black sentiment students wrote that they would spend $1 on a classmate and â100 bucksâ on another, according to the screenshots.
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In Minnesota, former police officer Kim Potter, who shot and killed Daunte Wright last weekend, had her first court hearing Thursday. Later, protesters once again took to the streets to express their outrage.Â
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Celebrities reactions To the modern day lynching Of Daunte WrightđŻActors, Entertainers, Movie directors, Comedians, And a host of other celebrities voice there discuss For the modern day lynching Of Daunte Wright.đ€
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Virginia police officer fired after Black Army lieutenant is pepper-sprayed and handcuffed during traffic stop. Officer Joe Gutierrez was fired following the December 5 incident, which was captured on video, the town of Windsor, Virginia said in a statement Sunday, acknowledging the "unfortunate events that transpired." Caron Nazario, a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army Medical Corps, who is Black and Latino, is suing the town.Â
Following an internal investigation, the town said that Gutierrez did not follow department policy. They did not provide any further information on the other officer involved in the incident, Daniel Crocker, but said the department is requiring additional training.
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Vicki Dillard joins us to report on a man making a false police report and police scolding the fake caller.
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Increased attention toward the killing of black men and women by police throughout the past year has ignited national conversations on racism and law enforcement. The FBI detailed the threat of white nationalists and skinheads infiltrating police in order to disrupt investigations against fellow members and recruit other supremacists.
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No reparations for blacks $60M Per day For housing immigrants $50M for Asians.đ°
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Former police officer Kim Potter facing manslaughter charge in shooting of Daunte Wright out on $100,000 bail
Potterâs arrest came a day after she resigned from the Brooklyn Center Police Department and three days after her shooting of the 20-year-old Black man. She faces a maximum possible sentence of 10 years in prison if convicted.
Wrightâs death, which occurred as he fled a police traffic stop, heightened already-high tensions in and around Minneapolis due to the murder trial of former police officer Derek Chauvin for last yearâs killing of George Floyd.đź
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At least eight people were killed after a gunman opened fire at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis late Thursday before also killing himself, police said.
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Days 10 & 11 Derek Chauvin Murder trial of George Floyd.đźExpert testimony from law enforcement officers as well as medical expert and eye witnesses.
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"From the videos and pictures that we saw today, we are just completely disturbed."
The boy's mother immediately went to the daycare to ask the staff what was going on, the dad claimed.
"Mom went and picked him up immediately, and the director said 'I'm not really sure because I'm not in the classroom, maybe it's a dietary thing,''' McCauley said.
An Instagram post published alongside the shocking screenshot reads: "This is truly unbelievable. You better know this wonât be the last time you hear from me on this.
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IN THE NAME OF ALLAH, THE BENEFICENT, THE MERCIFUL.
April 6, 2021
Brothers and Sisters of the Black Community, members of the press, and the American People:
We have prepared this statement to answer some of the many inquiries that we have had over the last few days about Mr. Noah Green. Naturally, we, like most of you, were disturbed watching the news of an assault on the U.S. Capitol where one police officer was killed, one was injured, and Mr. Green was killed.
We speak on behalf of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, the members of his family, all of the registered Muslim members of the Nation of Islam, and all people of good will everywhere, in that, we are in sympathy with the victims of this tragedy. And we are in sympathy with the families of these victims. And we, like you, can only offer them condolences and our deepest sympathy for their loss. Our prayers are for the full recovery of the officer who was injured.
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Black man shot and killed by cops after alleged âair fresheners in the mirrorâ offense
On Sunday (April 11), a 20-year-old Black man by the name of Daunte Wright was shot and killed in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota by police during a traffic stop. According to ABC News, the young man was shot after getting back into his car and trying to drive away from the scene. Daunte would later crash his car into another vehicle a few blocks away, and be pronounced died shortly after.
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An expert witness told jurors in the murder trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin on Wednesday that Chauvin used "deadly" force on George Floyd and kept his knee on Floyd's neck for more than nine minutes.
Sgt. Jody Stiger, a Los Angeles Police Department officer who has conducted about 2,500 use-of-force reviews in his career, said the initial force used on Floyd was appropriate because Floyd was resisting arrest as officers tried to get him into their patrol car.đ€
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A Black Army officer held at gunpoint during traffic stop was afraid to get out of his car. âYou should be,â police said ... A second lieutenant in the U.S. Army is suing two Virginia police officers over a traffic stop last December during which the officers drew their guns, pointed them at him and used a slang term to suggest he was facing execution before pepper-spraying him and knocking him to the ground.
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A 30-year-old woman is in custody after her three kids, aged 3, 2 and 6 months, were stabbed to death at a home in Reseda Saturday.
The Los Angeles Police Department responded to a call from an apartment in the 8000 block of Reseda Boulevard around 9:30 a.m. Upon arrival, officers found the bodies of three young children, prompting a search for a suspect. đ
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Earl Simmons, better known as the rapper DMX, died Friday at White Plains Hospital in White Plains, N.Y., according to a statement from his family. He had been on life support for the past few days following a heart attack. He was 50.
"Earl was a warrior who fought till the very end. He loved his family with all of his heart and we cherish the times we spent with him," the statement said. "Earl's music inspired countless fans across the world and his iconic legacy will live on forever. We appreciate all of the love and support during this incredibly difficult time."
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The sixth day of the trial of Derek Chauvin, the former police officer accused of killing George Floyd, brought two key witnesses to the stand: the doctor who spent 30 minutes trying to save Mr. Floydâs life before pronouncing him dead, and the chief of the Minneapolis Police Department.
Both witnesses provided testimony that could bolster the arguments of the prosecution, which has argued that Mr. Floyd died because Mr. Chauvin knelt on him for more than nine minutes, rather than by complications of drug use or a heart condition. Here are the key takeaways from Monday.
Dr. Bradford T. Wankhede Langenfeld, who was a senior resident at the Hennepin County Medical Center, said he believed that Mr. Floyd died from a lack of oxygen. Mr. Floydâs cause of death will prove to be a determining factor in this case. The prosecution has maintained that âasphyxia,â or a deficiency of oxygen, caused Mr. Floydâs death. During a cross-examination, Dr. Wankhede Langenfeld told Eric J. Nelson, Mr. Chauvinâs lawyer, that asphyxia can be caused by a number of factors, including drug use; a toxicology report found methamphetamine and fentanyl in Mr. Floydâs system.
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The first week of witness testimony in the trial of Derek Chauvin, charged with the murder of George Floyd, ended Friday afternoon with a veteran Minneapolis police officer who explained the training officers receive.
Lt. Richard Zimmerman told the court that kneeling on the neck of a suspect is potentially lethal and there is "absolutely" an obligation to provide medical intervention as soon as necessary. Zimmerman called Chauvin's use of force on Floyd âtotally unnecessary."
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An Alabama fire chief was arrested in Georgia after pulling a gun on a real estate agent and photographer who had booked a viewing at his for-sale home. The realty team claims the incident occurred because of their skin color while the fire chief's attorney called the legal charges âbaseless.â Jason Edward Rickelsâ home in Roswell, Georgia, is up for sale. The four-bedroom luxury farmhouse is listed at $925,000 on Zillow. But when Regina Lee, a 33-year-old real estate agent, scheduled a showing at his home, Rickels showed up with a gun and damaged the camera of one of the photographers she hired.
Rickels, 43, is the fire chief in Tarrant, Alabama. He was arrested and charged with aggravated assault, possession of a deadly weapon during the commission of a felony and second-degree criminal damage to property. He spent a night in jail before being released on bail.
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In your opinion With Vicky Dillard.đ„Hear the opinion from our Guest.
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The man who rammed a car into two officers at a barricade outside the U.S. Capitol, killing one of them before he was shot to death by police, had been suffering from delusions, paranoia and suicidal thoughts, a U.S. official told The Associated Press. Investigators believe it was an isolated incident from a disturbed young man.
Video of the Friday afternoon attack shows the driver emerging from the crashed car with a knife in his hand and starting to run at the pair of officers, Capitol Police acting Chief Yogananda Pittman told reporters. Police shot the suspect, 25-year-old Noah Green, who died at a hospital
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I Thought He Was Dead,â Says a Paramedic Who Treated George Floyd The paramedics who tried to revive Mr. Floyd described their futile attempts to jurors, and a police supervisor provided insight about Mr. Chauvinâs actions and response after the confrontation. A sergeant who supervised Derek Chauvin testified on Thursday that Mr. Chauvin and other police officers should have stopped holding George Floyd down once he became unresponsive.
âWhen Mr. Floyd was no longer offering up any resistance to the officers, they could have ended their restraint,â said Sgt. David Pleoger, who is now retired. In response to a question from a prosecutor, he agreed that police officers should not restrain someone who is handcuffed and no longer resisting.
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Prosecutors in Derek Chauvin's murder trial introduced video from officer-worn body cameras into evidence Wednesday afternoon, giving jurors a first look at the perspectives of the four officers on the scene. The other former officers, Thomas Lane, J. Kueng and Tou Thao are charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder and manslaughter. They are expected to go to trial in August.
Earlier on Wednesday, witness testimony and surveillance video shown in court provided the first glimpse of George Floyd's actions inside Cup Foods before his death.
The surveillance footage from inside the store shows Floyd casually walking into Cup Foods and talking with customers and employees.
The footage is the first piece of evidence in the trial taken from inside the convenience store before police were called on May 25 after an employee alleged that Floyd had tried to pass a counterfeit $20 bill.
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21yrs old King Randall built a school & school Roland Martin. part4
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21yrs old King Randall built a school & school Roland Martin. part3
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Single person Attack US capital Ran his car into capital police Injured 1 officer And killed another. Suspect with subsequently Killed & US capital is on full lock down.
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The teenager who videotaped former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin kneeling on George Floyd's neck, testified she stays up at night "apologizing to George Floyd for not doing more." Testimony continues this morning in the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin. Chauvin is charged with the murder of George Floyd. Jurors heard emotional testimony yesterday from a 9-year-old girl and her teenage cousin who recorded the video of Chauvin kneeling on George Floyd's neck.đź
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Roland Martin Get Owned By 21yr Old King Randall. Who just purchased a school to help At risk Black young men..đ«
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The Queen Ahmadiyya Shakur From Authentic Black Goddess TV. Weights in on the George Floyd murder trial.đ€
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What We Learned From Day 1 Of The Chauvin Trial. In Day 1 of Chauvin's trial on Monday, prosecutors said the former Minneapolis police officer actually held his knee on Floyd for 9 minutes and 29 seconds â some 43 seconds longer than initially reported. Well, I think just from a human sensibility standpoint, the video itself is so significant and so powerful that it can't help but to have a huge impression on the jury. I mean, this is a video which struck at the core of our humanity in such a way that it prompted protests and reaction throughout the world. And so when you showed that video in court, what you're going to see â and what you did see â was something that I think you can't ignore. So regardless of what the law says from the judge and regardless of what the facts are found to be by the jury, there can be very little argument that that video itself is going to definitely have a huge impression on this trial.
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Roland Martin Receive black lash From black content creators And the new black media For his mistreatment And disrespect of a young black man ( King Randall ) for Helping the young black men of his community. By Mentoring them And teaching them several trades. We also purchased a school and a school bus to further Education And keeping them out of the juvenile Court system. Without any help from local or federal government.
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The White headmaster of a Catholic school on Long Island has resigned following reports that he had a Black student kneel in apology last month, calling it "the African way" to apologize.
The headmaster was temporarily removed from his job at St. Martin de Porres School in Hempstead, New York, over the weekend, after parent Trisha Paul went to the local press regarding her 11-year-old son's treatment at the school.
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Man faces several charges after video of brutal beating of Easley woman spread on social media
The family of a woman hospitalized after being severely beaten in Easley is speaking out, and now the suspect behind the brutal assault is facing charges.
On Wednesday, March 17, family members say they went on a frantic search looking for Tashie Vance who was taken hostage by Jesse Tyler Crooks, the father of Tashie's daughter.
Later on that afternoon, a video of Tashie  quickly surfaced after she was beaten by Crooks and two other woman. Tashie was beaten so badly that her aunt, Darlene Atkins said she hardly recognized her.
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Proposals for universal background checks would require almost all firearms transactions in the United States to be recorded and go through the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS), closing what is sometimes called the private sale exemption.đ€.
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Your health And spiritual well-being For the mind, body, and spirit Through modern medicine and faith In God through Jesus Christ.
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Two white law enforcement agents from a small Georgia town have been ejected from their positions following the discovery of racially-charged footage from a body camera thought to be not working. The footage was reportedly recorded around June 2020 when Hamilton police officers wore bodycams to a Black Lives Matter protest in the municipality shortly after George Floyd was killed.đź
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A father has been arrested on suspicion of child endangerment after he carried his 2-year-old daughter into the elephant habitat at the San Diego Zoo to take a photograph with the animals.
The man bypassed multiple barriers and âpurposely and illegally trespassedâ into a habitat for Asian and African elephants Friday afternoon .đ
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District Court Judge Darvin Zimmerman didnât realize he was in a live online broadcast when he referred to Kevin Peterson Jr. as âthe Black guy they are trying to make an angel out of.â The judge allegedly said Peterson Jr. âhad a death wishâ and called him âdumbâ for thinking he would go to prison for a relatively small drug bust.
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Tanzania's President John Magufuli has died aged 61, the country's vice-president has announced.
He died on Wednesday from heart complications at a hospital in Dar es Salaam, Samia Suluhu Hassan said in an address on state television.
Mr Magufuli had not been seen in public for more than two weeks, and rumours had been circulating about his health.
Opposition politicians said last week that he had contracted Covid-19, but this has not been confirmed.
Mr Magufuli was one of Africa's most prominent coronavirus sceptics, and called for prayers and herbal-infused steam therapy to counter the virus.
"It is with deep regret that I inform you that today... we lost our brave leader, the president of the Republic of Tanzania, John Pombe Magufuli," Vice-President Hassan said in the announcement.
(The end of an era.) The final broadcast of Africa watch.
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So far the Food and Drug Administration has granted emergency use authorization to three different vaccines. Pfizer's vaccine received approval first in mid-December. About a week later, the Moderna vaccine followed in its footsteps. The Johnson & Johnson vaccine was approved in late February. Curfews and causeway closures to control unruly spring break crowds in South Beach will be extended through April 12, the Miami Beach City Commission unanimously decided Sunday during an emergency meeting.
An 8 p.m. curfew in South Beachâs entertainment district and a 10 p.m. shutdown of the eastbound lanes of the MacArthur, Julia Tuttle and Venetian causeways will remain in effect Thursday through Sunday for the remainder of spring break.
Residents, hotel guests and local business employees are exempt from causeway closures on the MacArthur and Tuttle. The Venetian is resident-only during the causeway shutdown hours, which were initially set at 9 p.m.
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A brave 10-year-old girl in Britain is speaking out on video after being suspended from class, accused of making homophobic comments during an LGBT class lesson. Not only is she denying that claim, she says she didn't even know what that word meant.
Kaysey and a classmate named Farrell, studying at a school in South London, both asked to be excluded from a school lesson that promoted LGBT pride month.Â
The teacher, Susan Papas, told the two students that the lesson was part of the curriculum and refusing to participate was not an option, according to the Christian Legal Centre which fights for religious freedom in the UK.đ
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You're on a mission to rid your life of unnecessary clutter because you want to spend more of your time growing closer to God and serving Him. We get messed up when we think we own our possessions and we ask God to bless us with more. He blesses us so we can give to those in need, not to accumulate more stuff. The more time we spend taking care of stuff is less time we have for taking care what truly matters.
Matthew 6:19-21 says, âDonât hoard treasure down here where it gets eaten by moths and corroded by rust or â worse! â stolen by burglars. Stockpile treasure in heaven, where itâs safe from moth and rust and burglars. Itâs obvious, isnât it? The place where your treasure is, is the place you will most want to be, and end up being.â The Message Bible
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Qualified immunity is a judicially created doctrine that shields government officials from being held personally liable for constitutional violationsâlike the right to be free from excessive police forceâfor money damages under federal law so long as the officials did not violate âclearly establishedâ law. Both 42 U.S.C. § 1983âa statute originally passed to assist the government in combating Ku Klux Klan violence in the South after the Civil Warâand the Supreme Courtâs decision in Bivens v. Six Unknown Named Agents of Federal Bureau of Narcotics (1971) allow individuals to sue government officials for money damages when they violate their constitutional rights. Section 1983 applies to state officials, while Bivens applies to federal officials. Because damages are often the only available remedy after a constitutional violation has occurred, suits for damages can be a crucial means of vindicating constitutional rights. When government officials are sued, qualified immunity functions as an affirmative defense they can raise, barring damages even if they committed unlawful acts. (Qualified immunity is not, however, a defense to claims for injunctive relief.)
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On Tuesday night, Robert Aaron Long, a 21-year-old white man from Woodstock, Georgia, was taken into custody following a series of shootings that killed eight people â six of whom were Asian women. His first attack, at around 5 p.m., took place at Young's Asian Massage Parlor, about 30 miles north of Atlanta and 15 minutes away from Long's home. Less than an hour later, two more shootings in northeast Atlanta were reported. Long has confessed to all three attacks, according to Atlanta police. One of Baker's most alarming comments, however, wasn't about Long's "temptation" at all; instead, it was when he said: "[Long] was pretty much fed up and at the end of his rope. It was a really bad day for him, and this is what he did."
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TikTok Star Tessica Brown, 39, aka âGorilla Glue Girlââwho went viral for using the powerful glue product in her hair to slick it down. Now children I've been Cheese about it. And you know how cruel children can be. There being bullied And harassed By their peers and classmates About your mother..đ„
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DR. OBENG DISCOVERED LUMPS IN âGORILLA GLUE GIRLâ TESSICA BROWNâS BREASTS DURING A PRE-SURGERY SCREENING . During a recent consultation for a prospective plastic surgery procedure for a breast lift and abdominal liposuction, lumps were discovered in her breasts.
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COVID Collaborative, Bishop T. D. Jakes, award-winning Gospel artist Tamela Mann, medical experts, key faith leaders, and more have a conversation on the COVID-19 vaccines and what YOU need to know. We had medical experts answering questions, inspiring conversations with faith leaders, and listed ways you can get involved.Â
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Marilyn Couch reports on South African public schools charging a registration fee for students when public schools are supposed to be free. The charges are causing parents to keep their children at home without being educated.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday condemned the killing of an unarmed passerby by South African police during a university student protest for free education, describing it as deeply disturbing.
A 35-year-old government worker was caught in crossfire on Wednesday while walking out of a doctorâs office and shot dead on a Johannesburg street where university students were protesting to demand the scrapping of fees debt.
âThis is most unfortunate and it disturbed me quite deeply because it demonstrated that whilst our people were protesting rather peacefully, there was overreach, it seem like, that by the police,â Ramaphosa said.
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evidence suggests "it is extremely likely" that the same person was responsible for the three deadly shootings at massage parlors in the metro Atlanta area, police said Tuesday.
Eight people were killed and one person was wounded in the attacks. Two of the shootings were at spas across the street from each other in northeast Atlanta and the other happened about 30 miles away in Cherokee County to the northwest of the city.
"Video footage from our Video Integration Center places the Cherokee County suspect's vehicle in the area, around the time of our Piedmont Road shootings," the Atlanta Police Department said in a news release. "That, along with video evidence viewed by investigators, suggests it is extremely likely our suspect is the same as Cherokee County's, who is in custody. Because of this, an investigator from APD is in Cherokee County and we are working closely with them to confirm with certainty our cases are related."
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A Black mother from San Marcos, Texas has filed two complaints with a local school district after her daughter's teacher allegedly told white classmates that they could use the n-word, a racial slur for Black people. đĄ The mother's daughter was the only Black student in the class. On Monday night, Tasha Fennell spoke to the board of the San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District (CISD) about its racial diversity and inclusion efforts following the alleged December 2020 incident.
Fennell said that her daughter, Azariah, heard a male student interrupt her class in Doris Miller Jr. High School by opening the door and saying, "What's up, my [n-word]?" When another male pupil told the student that he couldn't say the n-word, the teacher allegedly responded, "If Black people can say it then white people can say it, too."
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As with many things these days, there is a lot of misinformation, skepticism, and conspiracy theories surrounding the COVID-19 vaccine. However, inside the Black community, concerns about receiving the vaccine are based on actual events from the past. Thereâs the Tuskegee Syphilis study where hundreds of African American men from Alabama were forced to suffer from untreated syphilis as the government withheld treatment to see the outcome. Then thereâs the story of Henrietta Lacks whose cells were stolen and used for medical research and the testing of AIDS drugs on Black foster children in the 1980s, all still fresh in many minds.Â
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Almost as soon as Meghan and Prince Harryâs interview with Oprah Winfrey aired, many were quick to deny the allegations of racism that Meghan says drove her to thoughts of suicide. As many Black women watched those social media conversations turn to questioning over whether racism affected treatment of Meghan by the British press and royal family, the headlines and discussions became painfully familiar. Many Black women say it was hard to watch Meghanâs anguished recollections of racism invalidated by the royal family, members of the media and the public, offering up yet another example of a Black womanâs experience being disregarded and denied.
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Dr. Claud Anderson is the undisputed champion regarding the power and economics of African Americans and the ways we've been cheated out of both! He has spent years and years teaching and preaching about the ways in which we can level the playing field and experience true "power and economics" and he is the person of choice for this commission. The author of several books, he is acutely aware of the "black struggle" and the systemic "traps and snares" which have held us in bondage to it. He is the person of choice when it comes to reparations and one who we choose be on that commission.Â
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High school announcer caught by hot mic blames racist outburst on high blood sugar
Announcer used racial slur for girlsâ team who knelt for anthem
Incident happened before Oklahoma high school playoff game
Broadcaster blames racist comments on diabetes in statement
An announcer for a live stream of an Oklahoma girlsâ high school basketball game cursed and called one team by a racial epithet as the players knelt during the national anthem, then suggested his diabetes was to blame for the episode in a statement expressing his regretđ±
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Susan McCoy, a Georgia high school teacher, is under fire for comments she made during a virtual class about the death of Breonna Taylor.đ©âđ« Orlando resident Meralyn Kirkland was shocked last Thursday to learn that her granddaughter had been arrested at her elementary school. Kaia Rolle, who is 6 years old, was throwing a tantrum in class and kicked a staff member when school police officer Dennis Turner handcuffed her, put her in the back of his cruiser, and drove her to a juvenile detention facility.đź WHITE ARKANSAS TEACHER PLACED ON LEAVE AFTER FORCING BLACK 5-YEAR-OLD BOY TO UNCLOG A TOILET WITH HIS BARE HANDS
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Susan McCoy issued a video apology to students admitting her ignorance after she received black Lash for her comments đĄ Susan McCoy, a Georgia high school teacher, is under fire for comments she made during a virtual class about the death of Breonna Taylor.
On Friday, she stated Taylor was responsible for her own demise during the class, which was recorded on video and posted to social media. McCoy, who teaches forensics science at Pebblebrook High School in Mableton, is seen on a Zoom call discussing Taylorâs death. She then made statements suggesting that Taylorâs death was her own fault, saying: âif you hang out with people with guns that shoot at cops, youâre likely to get caught in the crossfire.â
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The leader of an Australian neo-Nazi group has been filmed assaulting a Channel Nine security guard just hours before the networkâs A Current Affair broadcast a segment about the organisation.
Thomas Sewell, one of the leaders of the neo-Nazi group National Socialist Network, was filmed assaulting the guard on Monday afternoon after he and another man came to the networkâs offices in Melbourne before its tabloid current affairs program aired a segment about the group.
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A 49-year-old nurse, who federal prosecutors said had a drug habit, pleaded guilty to stealing fentanyl from vials at the Orange-based clinic where she used to work, and refilling those vials with saline to hide her actions, according to authorities.
Donna Monticone, of Oxford, waived her right to be indicted and pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of tampering with a consumer product before United States District Judge Janet C. Hall, announced acting U.S. Attorney Leonard C. Boyle. The court hearing occurred via videoconference due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
According to court documents and statements, Monticone was a nurse at the Yale Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility clinic in Orange, where her responsibilities included ordering and inventorying a variety of narcotics used by the clinic, including painkiller fentanyl.
"In June 2020, Monticone began stealing fentanyl for her own use," according to prosecutors. "She accessed secure storage areas and took vials of fentanyl, used a syringe to withdrawal the narcotics from the vials, and reinjected saline into vials so that it would appear as if none of the narcotics were missing."
Both fentanyl, a power narcotic, and saline are clear, making it impossible to detect the switch by sight, writes the New Haven Independent.
Investigators determined "that approximately 75 percent of the fentanyl given to patients at the Yale REI clinic from June to October 2020 was adulterated with saline," according to prosecutors.
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Should restaurants charge a certain group of people gratuity or to everyone or leave it up to the customer. What's your opinion?đ€đźđ
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Two more women have come forward to accuse New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo of inappropriate conduct, according to reports from The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post.
A former press aide, Karen Hinton, told the Post that Cuomo invited her to his dimly lit hotel room after a work event in Los Angeles in 2000, embraced her as she tried to leave and then pulled her back toward him as she pulled away
Ana Liss, another ex-aide to Cuomo, said the governor in 2014 hugged and kissed her on both cheeks and grabbed her waist, the Journal reported.
The new allegations compound the pressure on the Democratic governor, who is facing heat from prior claims of sexual harassment, as well as a scandal over his administrationâs handling of Covid nursing home death data.
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Amber Guyger's defense team is appealing her conviction last year, claiming the charge should have been criminally negligent homicide instead of murder.
The lesser charge would possibly mean Guyger could be released on parole.
"I feel furious about it," Botham Jean's mother Allison said in an interview from her home in St. Lucia. "It really made me question the nerve of Amber Guyger and her attorneys to even think of wanting to file an appeal."
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A woman who says she is the direct descendant of a man and woman pictured in some of the earliest known photographs of enslaved people does not have a property interest in the images, now owned by Harvard University, a Massachusetts judge ruled Tuesday.
Tamara Lanier, 58, took Harvard to court in March 2019 for "wrongful seizure, possession and expropriation" of the images, arguing her great-great-great grandfather Renty and his daughter Delia "remain enslaved" by the university.
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Texas on Tuesday became the biggest state to lift its mask rule, joining a rapidly growing movement by governors and other leaders across the U.S. to loosen COVID-19 restrictions despite pleas from health officials not to let their guard down yet.
The Lone Star State will also do away with limits on the number of diners who can be served indoors, said Republican Gov. Greg Abbott, who made the announcement at a restaurant in Lubbock.
The governors of Michigan, Mississippi and Louisiana likewise eased up on bars, restaurants and other businesses Tuesday, as did the mayor of San Francisco.
âRemoving statewide mandates does not end personal responsibility,â said Abbott, speaking from a crowded dining room where many of those surrounding him were not wearing masks. âItâs just that now state mandates are no longer needed.â
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President Joe Bidenâs White House is giving its support to studying reparations for Black Americans, boosting Democratic lawmakers who are renewing efforts to create a commission on the issue amid the stark racial disparities highlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
A House panel heard testimony Wednesday on legislation that would create a commission to examine the history of slavery in the U.S. as well as the discriminatory government policies that affected former slaves and their descendants. The commission would recommend ways to educate the American public of its findings and suggest appropriate remedies, including financial payments from the government to compensate descendants of slaves for years of unpaid labor by their ancestors.
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The Finley Group, Inc., a Black-owned program management and consulting firm, is advancing its plan to develop the Interstate 20 eXpress High-Speed Intercity Passenger Rail, referred to as âI-20Xâ. I-20X will help President Joe Biden achieve his goal to âspark the second great railroad revolution.â
The I-20X program will deliver on the prime objective of the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) High-Speed Intercity Passenger Rail (HSIPR) Program, which is to: âBuild new high-speed rail (HSR) corridors that expand and fundamentally improve passenger transportation in the geographic regions they serve.â As such, I-20X development is a vital initiative for realizing the vision for a National High-Speed Rail System.
The Finley Group, Inc., a Black-owned program management and consulting firm, is advancing its plan to develop the Interstate 20 eXpress High-Speed Intercity Passenger Rail, referred to as âI-20Xâ. I-20X will help President Joe Biden achieve his goal to âspark the second great railroad revolution.â
The I-20X program will deliver on the prime objective of the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) High-Speed Intercity Passenger Rail (HSIPR) Program, which is to: âBuild new high-speed rail (HSR) corridors that expand and fundamentally improve passenger transportation in the geographic regions they serve.â As such, I-20X development is a vital I initiative for realizing the vision for a National High-Speed Rail System.
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High-speed rail (HSR) is a type of rail transport that runs significantly faster than traditional rail traffic, using an integrated system of specialized rolling stock and dedicated tracks. ... High-speed rail is the fastest ground-based commercial transportation.
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Chicago police sued For excessive force After body cam Footage Shows violent arrest.
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(Fox News) Nonsense news about president 46. Neanderthal comment, Not mentioning Dr Seuss, And the way his dog looks A junkyard dog..
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The George Floyd Justice in Policing Act is named after the Minnesota man who died in police custody last year after an officer kneeled on his neck for several minutes, instigating a wave of protests against racial violence and police brutality over the summer. The legislation, spearheaded by Congresswoman Karen Bass, bans chokeholds and no-knock warrants in drug cases and reforms qualified immunity, making it easier to pursue claims against police officers in civil court. Other provisions in the House bill include incentivizing state attorneys general to investigate local police departments, and providing grants for states to create procedures for investigating police-involved deaths.
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An 91-year-old man shoved to the ground in Oakland, Californiaâs Chinatown. A 50-something woman thrown into a set of newsstands in Flushing, Queens. An 84-year-old man fatally assaulted in San Francisco. A recent spate of violence against Asian elders has left many Asian Americans across the country feeling targeted, wondering whether these are random acts of crime â or fueled by anti-Asian bias.
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A rooster fitted with a knife for an illegal cock fight in southern India  has killed its owner, sparking a manhunt for the organisers of the event, police said.
The bird had a knife attached to its leg ready to take on an opponent when it inflicted serious injuries to the manâs groin as it tried to escape, officers said. The man died from loss of blood before he could reach a hospital in the Karimnagar district of Telangana state earlier this week, local police officer B Jeevan said.
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BBB News alert 3 scams in the Ohio Area. Scamming Ohio with Fraudulent International monetary fund scam on facebook. Free movie scam with Malware and Scams using the IRS name Claiming you have additional Refunds Or you oh back taxes.
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New York Attorney General Letitia James says a grand jury voted that no charges will be filed against Rochester police officers in connection with the March 2020 death of Daniel Prude, a Black man who was in the midst of a mental health crisis during his encounter with the police.
James initiated an investigation into the fatal encounter between police and Prude, who later died of asphyxiation, after his family uncovered video footage showing officers pinning him to the ground while he was in handcuffs and with a mesh hood over his head.
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To hold law enforcement accountable for misconduct in court, improve transparency through data collection, and reform police training and policies.
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The cornrows proved to be efficient and life-saving as they provided the African slave population with elaborate maps so that they could escape from the plantations. Cornrows were used to transfer and create maps with the intention to leave the home of the captors. Such a method for escaping was easy to hide from the slave masters. The act of using hair as a tool for rebellion was also spread to other parts of South America that had African slave populations.đ€
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Each soul is unique and each soul has been wounded or lost in a unique way. Therefore each soul has to follow its own path of soul-healing and soul-making.
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đMichael basin has a new YouTube channel called Talk to me And his daughter Has a new channel as well called Catch me before I fall. I encourage you to check both of these out on YouTubeđ€
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Rochelle Cressman, 34, was sentenced Tuesday by Crawford County Court of Common Pleas Judge Mark Stevens to a total of five to 10 years in state prison followed by 10 years of probation for three felony counts of statutory sexual assault. She has to register as a sexual offender for the rest of her life as she is classified as a Tier 3 sexual offender under Pennsylvania law.đ
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Canadian slavery, enslaved a woman named Marie-Joseph Angelique, who was accused of setting fire to her ownerâs house, a fire which in turn burned down much of Old Montreal. Also being black in Canada. Canada is viewed as a progressive country much more tolerant and accepting of diversity than the States. While this may be what is said aloud, the truth isnât as perfect as we wish it to be. Slavery in Canada was a real and awful thing, yâall, just like it was with our neighbours down south. Many people say it wasnât as bad because there were no plantations like in the deep south of the States. Slavery here mostly consisted of housework, not field work. However, all forms of slavery should be judged harshly. Enslaved people in Canada were still considered sub hum an actual, or even non-human, beings. They were physically and mentally abused daily and had no rights to protect them. Enslaved women were raped and sexually assaulted, often resulting in children to whom they had no legal right. Children born to slaves just became slaves themselves, same as in the States.
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If youâve never heard of Africville, youâre not alone; the tragic story of this small Black community in Nova Scotia is not as well known as it should be. It is part of a much larger story of Black settlers in Nova Scotia, which goes back hundreds of years. Unfortunately, discrimination and poverty presented many challenges for the community of people in Africville. The City of Halifax refused to provide many amenities other Haligonians took for granted, such as sewage, access to clean water and garbage disposal. Africville residents, who paid taxes and took pride in their homes, asked the City to provide these basic services on numerous occasions, but no action was taken. The City compounded the problem by building many undesirable developments in and around Africville, including an infectious disease hospital, a prison and a dump.
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Is it racist for having a predominantly black cast in a black TV show. Shows like Luke cage For black panther?đ„
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The president and three members of a school board in Northern California have resigned after they were heard making disparaging comments about parents in the school district during a virtual board meeting.. đ
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W.T.O. Officially Selects Okonjo-Iweala as Its Director General: Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Receives apology from lamestream ( Reuters ) media For her calling her no nonsense Nigerian woman. Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the first woman and the first African to serve in the post, said she would make global economic recovery from the pandemic a priority.
The World Trade Organization on Monday officially selected Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, a Nigerian economist and former finance minister, to be its next leader. The first black woman and first African To serve as director general, Dr. Okonjo-Iweala will assume the post on March 1 for a renewable term expiring on Aug. 31, 2025.
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Hereâs the truth. To watch footage of Fred Hampton â the Illinois Black Panther Party chairman slain by the twin forces of the FBI and Chicago Police Department in the twilight of 1969, at a mere 21 years old â is to be pulled in by a magnetism as expansive as his radical politics. Whether making speeches or debating with other organizers, Hampton blended an earthen intimacy with the patter of a Baptist preacher. His approach to community organizing was bold, undergirded by a belief in the power and need of cross-racial, cross-cultural solidarity. He was intelligent, able to imagine a necessary socialist future. Itâs for this reason that he was a threat to the white-dominated, racist, imperialist power structures that govern this country.
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Many Texans have died because of the winter storm. Just how many wonât be known for weeks or months.
Dozens of deaths have been tied to this week's storm, but experts say the death toll is likely far larger. As snow blanketed much of Texas on Sunday, an 11-year-old boy in the Houston area gleefully played outside. Less than 24 hours later, as temperatures plunged to near single digits and homes across the state lost power, the boy died. Early that same morning, a San Antonio man left his house for a dialysis appointment â but he never arrived. His wife found him unresponsive nearly two hours later in the frigid weather. Local authorities said the manâs death could have been from exposure to the cold.
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Kim married Kanye in Florence, Italy in 2014 in a bridal gown designed by his friend Riccardo Tisci, but last year the problems in the marriage became a spectacle.Â
After his presidential campaign rally on July 19 in which he tearfully revealed he and Kim considered aborting their daughter North, he launched into a days-long string of Twitter rants denouncing his wife and his mother-in-law Kris Jenner. He claimed Kim and Kris tried to have him committed and accused his wife of having an inappropriate relationship with the rapper Meek Mill.
Kanye, who referred to his mother-in-law as 'Kris Jong Un' in one of his outbursts, also posted and deleted a tweet claiming he was 'trying to divorce' his wife.
Amid her husband's Twitter rants Kim, who was reportedly livid that he shared the abortion story publicly, made a statement saying the family was 'powerless' to intervene in Kanye's bipolar disorder issues since he is an adult.
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The revolutionary life of Fred Hampton. Fred Hampton was an active leader in the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), leading their Youth Council of the organizationâs West Suburban Branch. Hampton joined the Chicago chapter of the Black Panther Party (BPP) in November 1968. He quickly rose to a leadership position, becoming the deputy chairman of the Illinois chapter of the Party. He organized rallies, established a Free Breakfast program, and negotiated a peace pact among rival gangs. As a rising leader in the BPP, Hampton became the focus of an FBI investigation. On December 4, 1969, Hampton, along with fellow Black Panther Mark Clark, was murdered.
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Millions of Texans are still without power, as a record cold snap continues to tax the statewide electric grid beyond its limitâbut donât blame it all on wind turbines.
Contrary to some media reports, experts say frozen wind turbines are only a âtinyâ piece of whatâs gone wrong, which includes foul-ups in everything from natural gas and nuclear energy in addition to structural issues affecting the uniquely independent system Texas uses to deliver energy to its population.
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Charges dismissed against Amy Cooper, who called police on Black birdwatcher in viral Central Park video. Cooper, 40, was charged in October with falsely reporting to police that Christian Cooper, who is not related to her, tried to assault her during a confrontation about her dog being off the leash in an area of the park where the leash was required. Cellphone video taken by Christian Cooper of that 911 call showed Amy Cooper emphasizing the manâs race, prompting widespread criticism that she was making a racist attempt to exaggerate the threat.
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On Monday (Oct. 26), a judge ordered the release of a video that shows a police officer slamming a handcuffed Black Woman face-first onto the ground. The incident occurred in Calgary, Canada in 2017. Const. Alex Dunn the officer in the video is currently on trial for assault causing bodily harm. Kafi was arrested during the traffic stop and taken to the processing unit. Surveillance footage from inside the police station shows Dunnâs violent interaction with Kafi. While she was standing against a wall to have her picture taken, the cop moves to yank off her headscarf and then slams her to the ground face-first.
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"If violence is wrong in America, violence is wrong abroad. If it is wrong to be violent defending black women and black children and black babies and black men, then it is wrong for America to draft us and make us violent abroad in defense of her.
And if it is right for America to draft us, and teach us how to be violent in defense of her, then it is right for you and me to do whatever is necessary to defend our own people right here in this country.. Malcolm X
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A Raleigh woman's terrifying encounter of coming face to face with two men who broke in to her home is now prompting a bigger conversation about what happened to Shanay Porter and how police treated the men they found inside her apartment.Emotions took a new turn when Raleigh police officers responded to Porter's call to 911. As officers questioned the intruders, Porter and her neighbors grew angry and confused about what they saw as a lack of urgency from police. The suspects in her apartment were both white. Porter, who is Black, calls it a double-standard. "If I was a white woman and I called and said it was two Black intruders in my house, I feel like they would've had them out of my house immediately," Porter said.
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âGorilla Glue Girlâ can finally run her fingers through her hair after Dr. Michael Obengâs successful treatment. Tessica Brown, whose hair was stuck with the powerful adhesive for over a month, underwent a procedure at the Beverly Hills plastic surgeonâs office yesterday (Feb. 10). After the four-hour treatment, her hair was finally free from the glue. Brown was put under a light anesthesia during the procedure. Dr. Obeng explained to the outlet how he was able to create a solvent that broke down the chemicals in the glue.
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A massive crash involving more than 130 vehicles on an icy Texas interstate left six people dead and dozens injured Thursday amid a winter storm that dropped freezing rain, sleet and snow on parts of the U.S. At least 65 people were treated at hospitals, with 36 of them taken by ambulance from the crash site, including three with critical injuries, said Matt Zavadsky, spokesman for MedStar, which provides the ambulance service for the area. Numerous others were treated at the scene and released.
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Harlem mother, 29, shot dead after she and her 26-year-old fiance confronted a man who groped her in the street is remembered as 'an amazing person with a big heart'
Shadina Smith, 29, had just left her apartment on West 150th Street near Frederick Douglass Blvd. at around 12.30pm on January 16 when she was accosted in the street by a man who grabbed her. Smith and her fiance, identified on social media as 26-year-old Josh Hall, then rushed outside and got into a argument with the suspect that escalated into gunfire.
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Tessica Brown, known to the internet as âGorilla Glue Girl,â may soon find relief from her hair woes with help from a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon. According to TMZ, Dr. Michael Obeng has offered to perform a procedure that heâs âconfidentâ will finally remove the powerful adhesive from her hair, where itâs been stuck for over a month. The procedure usually costs around $12,500; but Dr. Obeng has offered to do it for free.
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A Black Lafayette Parish sheriffâs deputy took his own life on Monday (Feb. 1) because heâd âhad enough... of serving a system that does not give a damnâ about him or other African Americans. In a series of heartbreaking videos, Deputy Clyde Kerr III spoke extensively about being a Black law enforcement officer and witnessing the âdemonicâ criminal justice system from the inside, which the 43-year-old says ultimately led him to commit suicide in front of his workplace. In one video shared by Shaun King, Kerr spoke about the police killings of Botham Jean, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Trayford Pellerin, who was killed by Lafayette police officers in August.
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The white Columbus, Ohio police officer who fatally shot a Black man in his garage has been charged with murder. According to the Associated Press, former officer Adam Coy, who was fired from the department in December, was indicted on murder and other charges on Wednesday (Feb. 3); a little over a month after he fatally shot 47-year-old Andre Hill
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"Gorilla Glue Girl denies claims sheâs filing a lawsuit against the Gorilla Glue company" Tessica Brown has no plans on filing a lawsuit against the Gorilla Glue company, despite recent reports. Earlier this week, TMZ announced the Louisiana woman hired an attorney and was thinking about taking legal action against the adhesive company. The report said she took issue with the product labels which failed to explicitly warn against usage on hair. Brown, however, claims the rumors are false.
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Mary Wilson, a founding member of The Supremes, died Monday at her home in Las Vegas at the age of 76, her publicist said in a statement. She died naturally of hypertensive atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, the Clark County medical examiner said. "She was a trailblazer, a diva, and will be deeply missed," Motown founder Berry Gordy said.
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"Youth poet laureate Amanda Gorman's inaugural poem " The youngest inaugural poet in U.S. history read âThe Hill We Climb,â which she finished after the riot at the Capitol. âIâm not going to in any way gloss over what weâve seen,â she says. At 22, Gorman is the youngest inaugural poet ever in the United States. She joins a small group of poets who have been recruited to help mark a presidential inauguration, among them Robert Frost, Maya Angelou, Miller Williams, Elizabeth Alexander and Richard Blanco.
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The woman who used Gorilla Glue to replace her hairspray is seeking medical treatment for her hair. A month after using Gorilla Glue to replace her hairspray, Tessica Brown is seeking medical treatment at the hospital.
On Saturday (Feb. 6), the TikToker admitted herself to the emergency room at St. Bernard Parish Hospital in Chalmette, Louisiana. In a pair of Instagram posts, Brown documents her trip to the hospital to see how she can safely remove the Gorilla Glue from her hair. After she left, Brown returned home to use the items she received from the hospital. She then took to TikTok to give her fans a brief look at how her recovery process is going.
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Dr Boyce, Watkins & Tasks Abdul Khaaliq Ask the very important question is Nick Cannon buckbroken? And did he do so to get his job back? MTV has reversed its decision to fire Nick Cannon as host of "Wild 'N Out" after he apologized for anti-Semitic remarks he made on his podcast, "Cannon's Class." Last July, MTV and its parent company, ViacomCBS, swiftly cut ties with Cannon over controversial comments he made during an interview with former Public Enemy rapper Richard Griffin, a.k.a. Professor Griff. After lashing out at ViacomCBS, Cannon later issued a lengthy apology on social media and connected with several prominent Jewish community leaders, including Rabbi Abraham Cooper of Los Angeles' Simon Wiesenthal Center, Jonathan Greenblatt of the Anti-Defamation League, Rabbi Noam E. Marans of the American Jewish committee and Rabbi Motti of Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters
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Dr Boyce, Watkins & Tasks Abdul Khaaliq Ask the very important question is Nick Cannon buckbroken? And did he do so to get his job back? MTV has reversed its decision to fire Nick Cannon as host of "Wild 'N Out" after he apologized for anti-Semitic remarks he made on his podcast, "Cannon's Class."
Last July, MTV and its parent company, ViacomCBS, swiftly cut ties with Cannon over controversial comments he made during an interview with former Public Enemy rapper Richard Griffin, a.k.a. Professor Griff.
After lashing out at ViacomCBS, Cannon later issued a lengthy apology on social media and connected with several prominent Jewish community leaders, including Rabbi Abraham Cooper of Los Angeles' Simon Wiesenthal Center, Jonathan Greenblatt of the Anti-Defamation League, Rabbi Noam E. Marans of the American Jewish committee and Rabbi Motti of Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters.
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Police officers in Rochester, New York, handcuffed and pepper-sprayed a 9-year-old girl while responding to what a police official called a report of "family trouble" in an incident sharply criticized by city officials. As well as to Different narrative of the same story From different news outlets.
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Jenny Cubb begged judge to let her go on Mexican Vacation.
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Ladies and gentlemen this is a new 1 on me, I have never heard this before. Left come together and help this sister out Her go find me is. Https://www.go fund me.com/f/material-labor-for-stolen-porch?uits_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=p_if+shareflows-1
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Kern County Deputy Sheriff Joe Deacon is sent to Los Angeles for what should have been a quick evidence-gathering assignment. Instead, he becomes embroiled in the search for a serial killer who is terrorizing the city.Deputy Sheriff Joe "Deke" Deacon joins forces with Sgt. Jim Baxter to search for a serial killer who's terrorizing Los Angeles. As they track the culprit, Baxter is unaware that the investigation is dredging up echoes of Deke's past, uncovering.
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During a recent interview with Yahoo! Entertainment, Denzel Washington -- who is no stranger to playing a police officer in his films, addressed the criticism of the police system in America.
He said, "I have the utmost respect for what they do, for what our soldiers do, people that sacrifice their lives. I just don't care for people who put those kind of people down. If it weren't for them, we would not have the freedom to complain about what they do.
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New variant of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 was reported in the news media, and since then, other variants have been identified. The new variants raise questions: Is the coronavirus more contagious now? Will the vaccines still work? Are there new or different things you should do now to keep your family safe?
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Two top executives at CBS were suspended Monday over accusations of racist and sexist behavior, according to an investigation from The Los Angeles Times.
CBS put out a statement confirming the suspensions of Peter Dunn and David Friend, two executives in charge of the company's array of local TV stations.
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For black Americans traveling by car in the era of segregation, the open road presented serious dangers. Driving interstate distances into unfamiliar locales, black Motorist ran into institutionalized racism in a number of Precarious forms, From hotels and restaurants that refused to accommodate them, to hostile "sundown towns," Where posted signs may warn Black people That they were banned after Nightfall.
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The serious question is being asked. Who's in charge? And who's running the show. Is it the President. Is it Corporate America? Or is it social media?
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Death Row Records co-founder and former drug kingpin Michael 'Harry O' Harris wept with remorse and pledged to devote his life to help kids avoid crime, in his first interview after President 45 granted his freedom.
The 59-year-old, who created the record label that launched the careers of rap legends Snoop Dogg, Dr Dre and Tupac Shakur, walked free from a California federal prison last Wednesday.
He had been behind bars since 1988 until Trump's pardon cut his sentence seven years short.
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A man who was sentenced to life in prison under the heavily-maligned âthree strikesâ rule in the 1994 crime bill has returned home to his family after being pardoned by former President 45.
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Iconic and influential actress Cicely Tyson dies at 96.
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Martin Luther King Jr., an African-American clergyman and civil rights leader, was fatally shot at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee, on April 4, 1968, at 6:01 p.m. CST. He was rushed to St. Joseph's Hospital, where he died at 7:05 p.m. The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan Said Dr, Martin Luther king Jr. was not a dreamer, But a man evolving Toward A common Goal for his people. Minister Farrakhan Said Where would Black people be today if king had of lived.
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"According to TMZ" Kansas City Police just gave TMZ the rundown on what happened with Trey Songz (in their eyes, anyway) and according to them ... the dust-up did indeed start because TS refused to follow the stadium's coronavirus protocol -- namely, that he allegedly refused to wear a mask. A law enforcement source tells us ... Songz was arrested for trespassing, resisting arrest -- both misdemeanors -- and for assaulting a police officer ... a low-grade felony. We're told he's on a 24-hour hold, and will likely be released Monday night.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says black people should hurry and get those Vaccination shots Against Covid-19 As soon as possible. In a pre recorded message at Sunday service in three churches In Rochester Brooklyn and Syracuse.
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Teddy G & Erica Lashai Makes it wonderfully known that as a people We need each other, As Black King's and Black Queen's There Should be no division Between us. We are one Unit, One Nation, One People, Who must stick together at all cost. Divided We fall, Together we stand against all odds Put in our path to stop us from rising to the top Of the mountain. Queens To throw away You're Black King's is to tear down your Fortress, You're protection & Cast away your Army. Kings to throw away your Black Queen's is to tear down your house and your Source for Love, Tender Kindness & Nutrients. It is a necessity That we come together, otherwise we'll go extinct.. Not on my watch.
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A large-scale investigation From the Manatee County Sheriff Office Announce the arrest Following operation " One Way Ticket " netted 541 Charges related to the distribution of child pornography. Charged were Raleigh Burroughs 50 felony charges, Sergio Vasquez 50 Felony chargers, Christopher Allen Schwartz 50 Felony chargers, Michael William Blackmore 50 Felony chargers, Edwin Aguirre-Pineda 3 Felony chargers, Raymond Eugene Hudson 15 Felony chargers. James Tyler Moschella 42 Felony Charges, Walter Raymond Huddleston 20 Felony charges, Michael John Bibby 50 Felony chargers, Richard Paul warno 25 Felony chargers, Seamus Eugene McNeela 50 Felony chargers, Robert Edelman 50 Felony chargers, Parker Alexander Vastag 50 Felony chargers, Ryan Terry Barg 36 Felony chargers,
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Three grand jurors in the Brianna Taylor case filed a petition calling for the impeachment of Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron. Attorney Kevin Glogower filed the petition on behalf of the anonymous jurors.
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Dr Dre is Hospitalized With a brain aneurysm As a group of individuals attempted To burglarized he's home. Comedian Dave chappelle have tested positive Covid- 19. The 8th and final season of The halves and have not.
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Screw tube Is taking away our right a freedom of speech. Is seems like They're trying To stop The black grass root media And other Channels From getting the word out To the American public They are removing videos And banning some channels all together Like The Queen Ahmadiyyah Shakur. She speaks out about this As well as Checking and putting Individuals in their place As you well here on this next episode.
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During his 1st days in office, President 46 Decision to Immediately Ask congress to offer legal status to 11,000,000 immigrants and plans to stop border wall construction. The big question here is where does this leave black Americans?
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President 45 has executed more Prisoners then the last 10 president's combined. The 45 administration has executed more federal prisoners than any presidency since Franklin Delano Roosevelt's. Roosevelt was president for 12 years and his total included 6 saboteurs who were tried by military commission.
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Prosecutors have added 5 felony weapons and Assault counts against Michael McKinney 25 For the December 6 Car shooting With 4 black girls During a rally for president 45 in Iowa.
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I am not a medical professional The information provided in this Audio should not be substituted for the advice of an appropriate qualified and license health care provider. The information provided here is for informational purposes only. Please check with your position if you have health questions or concerns. Although I attempt to provide accurate and up to date information no guarantee is may to that effect.
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A white military vet Shot and Wounded a Unarmed 15 years old Black girl When he fired a shot with his gun into a car carrying four black Girls During a tense confrontation at a rally in support of president 45 near the Iowa Capitol last month. Michael McKinney 25 Is charged with attempted murder In the December 6 shooting In Des moines.
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Do you The essential items necessary To survive. Water, Food, Medical supplies, Weapons and ammunition, Facemask, Face shield, Gloves, Medication for anyone in your household with a Pre-existing condition Like diabetes, Enough insulin on hand, Let's not forget the ever so important toilet paper. I truly pray that you do.
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A female mazungu Disobeys and abuses black sheriff deputy Who had been called To remove her from the premises. Probably because she wasn't wearing a mask As it shows in the video. And he was unable or unwilling To get her removed from the property until a mazungu Police officer Showed up And Immediately snatched her out of her seat Escorted her outside With the assistance Of the original black deputy Sheriff And place turn under arrest.
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Ashanti smith A black security Guard says she punch a white 45 supporter in self-defence based on the incident. She says she has been fired from her security job and face criminal charges. Ashanti 28 Is seen A viral video clip Punching the white 45 supporter.
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Christine Priola, a former occupational therapist for the Cleveland School District was arrested Thursday morning for taking part in last week's attack on the US Capitol.
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NYPD workplace discrimination Chief suspended after being caught being racist on Leo blog. the irony in this story of beyond amazing
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president 45 was he sincere calling for calm from his rioters. Journalist and the public are saying no he was not. And that they are expecting more chaos before president-elect inauguration.
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President 45 delivers a speech of non-violence after his impeachment a week too late.
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Are these vaccines necessary for you to take to cure you or stop the spread of covid-19 which is affecting melanated individuals at a disproportionate rate and are dying from the virus at a higher rate than any other group.
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Soho Karen return to SoCal actor being charged in New York City hotel brawl. Miya Ponsetto was extradited to New York City over the weekend to appear on charges of attempted assault attempted robbery grand larceny and acting in a manner injurious to a child.
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Stop the steal organizer he is in hiding and has been suspended from Twitter for fear of being arrested. Ali Alexander he is alleging that he is being targeted by witches and wiccans. He helped organize event supporting president 45 and used social media to amplify right-wing messages.
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Policing in America. Racial Injustice. Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot live about the wrong house raid on Anjanette Young's home. Mayor Lightfoot have known about it since November 2019.
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A Covid-19 relief set up for small black owned business is faced with lawsuits after Oregon earmarks 62 billion dollars explicitly benefited black individuals and business owners. Now some of the money is in Hiatus or limbo after lawsuit alleging racial discrimination. To White business owners and one Mexican American suing the state arguing that the fund for black residents discrimination against them.
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Acting US attorney for DC said Thursday all options are on the table for charging members of the pro 45 mob. FBI and DC police I still searching for at least 36 suspects who stormed the Capitol building on Wednesday more than 90 people have been arrested so far in connection to the violent Siege that came as Congress was certifying President elect sloppy Jim Crow Joe win. Four people including two men and two women were killed in a mass insurrection.
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Enrique Tarrio was arrested as the group leader of the proud boys which were Sue in the destruction of a black lives matter sign at another DC historically black church during a pro45 protest. Tarrio, 36, who lives in Miami, was arrested upon entering the city Monday and found to have to high capacity magazine, he faces additional gun charges as well as destruction of property after the incident where a black lives matter sign was torn down and set on fire.
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The FBI and DC police want Public's help to identify Capital rioters the FBI is seeking information that will assist in identifying individuals who are actively instigating violence in Washington DC where the Insurrection took place at and Ian's the capitol.
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That is searching on the capital according to reports what's incited by President 45 his administration and allies according to lamestream Media..
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YouTube who is owned by Google have been shutting down black social media channels like fly Nubian queen the minister of Wellness Minister Louis Farrakhan as well as others.
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Dr. Dre is in the ICU at Cedar Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles after a brain aneurysm. Sources close to dr. Dre reported he suffered the aneurysm on Monday and was rushed to the hospital where he is currently in Intensive Care Unit with around-the-clock care.
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Jamar Mackey food detainment was captured in a viral video received a positive coronavirus test on Christmas Eve.
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"Soho Karen" Maya Ponsetto, 22, who attacked Grammy award-winning Trumpeter Keyon Harold 14 year old son accusing him of stealing her iPhone and tackling him to the ground has a previous record refusing to leave a five star Beverly Hills Hotel while drunk with her mother and also pleaded no contest to a DUI charge.
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The United States Department of Justice refuse to charge the two race soldiers ( Timothy Lehmann , Frank Garmback ) for the state-sanctioned murder Tamir rice who was shot and killed November 22nd 2014. Climbing poor video quality which caught the officers when they gunned down this young 12 year black old boy
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Australian TV host and former Sergeant Cheryl Dorsey of the LA Police Department speaks about police culture and the protests all across America and question what can be done by president-elect to reform the police.
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Grammy Award Winning Jazz Musician and Trumpeter Keyon Harrold son was falsely accused of stealing whyte woman's IPhone caught on video footage from the Jazz musicians cell phone.
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Happy born day wishes goes out to Vicki X Dillard from everyone at the studios of chilling with Teddy G as well from Tariq Nasheed.
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Do African American people Trust the medical industry after the Tuskegee experiment.
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The Belligerents Whyt Man says the n word repeatedly to a black customer and gets smacked in the face with a Twisted Iced Tea follow buy a beat down it was all caught on video that went viral.
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A innocent black man handcuffed and detained in front up his family while dining out and they had the wrong man.
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Gregory Bush was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison without the possibility of parole or the 2018 killing Maurice Stallard and Vicky Jones according to Jefferson County court documents.
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Immunity battle going on in Capitol Hill. Could your check jumped to $2,000. President 45 propose more than tripling the amount of stimulus payment per person.
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In Columbus Ohio police fatally shoots a unarmed black man. They did not turn on the body camera till after the shooting mayor Andrew Ginther said the fact that cameras weren't on when they supposed to be is unacceptable.
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President 45 refuse to sign covid-19 relief bill because he says there is not enough money for Americans
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The white supremacist has kept us apart for their benefit we are not each other's enemy we always win with unification.
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This bias is particularly unsettling and the context of the vast racial disparities that already exists in police traffic stops stop and frisk and likely to be arrested as members of any other race in the US.
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UK's New COVID Strain could already be in the US. said Dr. Fauci.
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The queen discusses the challenges that Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union are having with their child who identified as transgender and has felt " outed" by a picture the 10 year old birthday party that stirred up transphobic and homophobic hate comments online.
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A mutated strain of covid-19 it's spreading through the United Kingdom like wildfire and prime minister have put the country on full lockdown and other countries have been travel from the UK to their country.
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Solarwinds said that nearly 18,000 of its customers - including government agencies and the private sector have been hacked by software updates.
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A black business owner allegedly being harassed by gentrification Patrol AKA New York cops and a New York White privileged business owner gets treated very differently when it is evidence that he has broken the law
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After creating the contract with black America Ice Cube is asking where is the black bailout after much controversy during the election. Ice Cube maintains his stance and continues to push his agenda forward.
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President 45 has been soliciting supporters for donations under the guise the money will go toward the official election defense fund, when in reality he's just lining in his pockets.
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New body cam footage shows police responding to the shooting of all nine black jogger Ah.maud Arbery as they interview the three men sharks in his death. William Roddy Bryant admits aiding the McMichaels while capturing it all on cell phone video.
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The true about the Confederacy in the United States and the impact that it has had on Black America with systemic racism in today's society.
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Roaming bands of white supremacist proud boy's and 45 supporters trawled the streets of Washington DC setting fires two black lives matter Banner and vandalizing historically black churches while protesting the election results.
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Humanitarian Tyler Perry donates $100,000 to the defense fund for Kenneth Walker who was being sued by one of the cops that killed his girlfriend.
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New York City and other major metropolitan cities will not be having Christmas celebrations of the past. And with all the protests going on the racial diversion that's happening in America the State function murders that are happening to Native black American and the probability of biblical size famine coming to this country and around the world he is putting a halt to Christmas
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Chris Smith, Travis Nagdy protest leaders in the Breonna Taylor case were murdered in two separate incident in Louisville Kentucky. Six protesters in the Michael Brown case in Ferguson Missouri end up dead.
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Chicago tried to block video showing police wrongly raiding the home of a woman who was naked as officers smashed through her door and then arrested her.
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Alabama sheriff's office removes photo of Christmas tree with mug shots after backlash, threats. A sheriff's office in Alabama deleted a Facebook post that included a doctored photo of a Christmas tree decorated with mug shots after facing backlash from civil rights groups and reportedly receiving death threats.
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Police arrested 17 year old Anthony McPherson and 17 year old Lucy Rutledge in the killing of 19yr old Tavon Holder on Thanksgiving Day which was also his born day.
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Finally several top Republican Senators acknowledge sloppy joe as president-elect after electoral college formerly certified is White House win.
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The world has seen the truth about how we're treated (BLACK AMERICANS). This harsh and cruel treatment has affected America's standing in the world. And as a people with pride and conviction we're not standing for it any longer and the world has taken notice to the hashtags Being BLACK In America.
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President elect sloppy Jim Crow Joe appear to be angry during meeting with black leaders and appear to blame the Define the police movement of contributing 2 surprising Democratic down-ballot losses last month. And angrily telling civil rights leaders that they should proceed with carefully on criminal justice issues.
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A typical 14 year old teen who loves dancing scrolling through Tik Tok and hanging out with her friends has accomplished and amazing achievement by getting her master's degree in environmental science an sustainable engineering.
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Everything that President 45 tries to do he has failed at complaining. He failed at the re-election. He has failed with all his previous unsubstantiated frivolous lawsuits. The real concern now is what is he going to do next since everything else he has done had failed. I don't know people I guess we will stand back and stand by if you know what I mean.
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Black teen and suspicious hanging was not suicidal. Omari Bryant was 18yrs Old and his family has maintained he was not suicidal.
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Very important update from previous episode. Yukai Yang has made a plea bargain for 20 years in prison and deportation.
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Yukai Yang charged with attempted murder and hate crimes for allegedly try to poison his roommates, Juwan Royal With Thallium along with vandalizing the victim's personal property with racist graffiti.
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Brianna Brochu charged for putting roommates toothbrush where the sun don't shine and contaminating are black roommates personal belongings with bodily fluid end clothing rubbing dirty tampons on her backpack.
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A black Amazon driver who was parked the wrong way on Warren Street was arrested by a white officer he is facing two misdemeanor charges in the incident. We find this extremely puzzling due to the fact that the same facts were reviews and the Macon County prosecutor did not authorize any charges. And the facts have not changed this seems to be retaliation Bond by authorizing these unfounded charges
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The world is full of hatred bigotry systemic racism national disasters wildfires hurricanes flooding hunger starvation disenfranchisement coronavirus pandemic pre-existing conditions War the question must be asked are we living in the last days is this the season of the end of times as we know it.
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December 10th Tommy Tiny Lister was found unresponsive and his Marina Del Rey California home after a welfare check. The cause of death it's still unknown at this time.
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If confirmed, the retired Four Star General Lloyd Austin 3rd would be the first black defense secretary to run the Pentagon in history.
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United Kingdom's lamestream media try to insult and put down Marcus Radford for buying 5 houses worth 2 million dollars.
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Hunter Biden is under federal investigation for his taxes and foreign business deals with Ukraine and China have being politically problematic for his father more than a year. Some transactions involve people the federal bureau of Investigation believe presented counter-intelligence concerns again and issues with China.
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Facebook is facing a lawsuit for breaking the law monopolizing Services, Goods, or products. Agencies challenge Facebook's multi-year course of unlawful conduct the Federal Trade Commission in conjunction with 48 attorney generals alleging that the company is illegally maintaining his personal social networking Monopoly through a year-long course of anti-competitive conduct. Following a lengthy investigation in corporations with a coalition of attorney general or 48 states the District of Columbia and Guam, that complaint alleged that Facebook has engaged in systematic strategies including its 2012 acquisition of up-and-coming rival Instagram as well as WhatsApp.
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Ex host Jemele Hill ESPN get slammed for comments against Black America especially black men and insults to Vicki X Dillard. And Vicky X Dillard addresses these issues.
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Burlington Wisconsin 4th grade teacher Melissa Statz included black lives matter in her lesson aimed at answering student questions about the unrest in nearby Kenosha following the shooting of Jakob Blake a black man by a white police officer.
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President 45 is handing out pardons to his family like kids in a candy store it seems like no one is running the White House or preparing for the transition to the new president elect new methods of execution 5 execution scheduled before president leaves office
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This is what we know about the police killing Casey Christopher Goodson Jr had unlock the door to his house on Friday afternoon, his 72 year old grandmother and two toddlers who were inside the house near the door as officer of open fire killing mr. Goodson with three rounds in his back.
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B.A.P.S. STAR NATALIE DESSELLE-REID PASSED AWAY AT THE AGE OF 53 OF COLON CANCER THIS MORNING.
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Two Muzungu South African Farmers previously convicted of murder for killing a 15 year old black teenager Matlhomola Mosweu who allegedly stole sunflower plants.
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A large part of California went back to full lockdown and Healthcare systems in California waiver under the strain of all the new cases and hospitalizations.
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Famous quotes from black mothers...
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President 45 has the highest rate of executions in over a century. 4 black men I scheduled for Execution one on International Human Rights Day and the other on Martin Luther King's birthday along with a white female who's scheduled for Execution is the first in over 70 years.
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President 45 Administration pave the way for additional methods of executing prisoners sentenced to death.
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Hosted by Wongal Zelalem tells a story where a white supremacist call a gas station worker in Africa out of their name and they taught him a hard lesson.
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Experts believe that because of the covid-19 pandemic famine is just a looming around the corner. Will people be forced to get inoculated with the covid-19 vaccine in order to get the food from food banks or be able to receive your stimulus checks and be able to remain senior subsidized housing like Section 8 the answers to these questions are on this episode. Stay Tuned
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Former presidents Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, and George Bush, said they will proudly get their inoculation of the covid-19 vaccine publicly televised to encourage American citizens to get vaccinated.
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We're exploring the difference between the current president and president-elect on issues of racism in America.
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The pair of legendary boxers came out of the match healthy while Mike Tyson was considered the favourite and looked very crisp for being 54 years old. Roy Jones jr. Seem to be the faster of the two with excellent stanima fought well in this 8-round 2 minutes per round exhibition fight that was broadcasted on Pay-per-view with over a million subscribers.
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The UK has become the first country in the world to approve the Pfizer / biotech vaccine Paving the way for mass and vaccinations
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There are some interesting developments in the appeal of Bill Cosby's case. I believe Bill Cosby should be free and clear of all charges because he had a flawed and unfair trial where he was convicted with absolutely no evidence at all in my opinion. No physical evidence, no forensic evidence, not even a witness to the alleged crime that he supposedly committed. But the judge allowed five character witness for the prosecution that ultimately got him convicted of a crime that was never legally proven.
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French police caught on camera and the video has gone viral three police officers beating a black man but not wearing a face mask and has been suspended during the investigation. The public is outraged about the police officers being released and as of yet have not been formally charged.
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Coach Ryan Day for Ohio State has tested positive for covid-19 the Buckeyes announced shortly before 10:30 p.m. ET Friday that they won't travel to Illinois for a noon kickoff game for today because of covid-19 cases within the program. The school said it has to spend it all football workouts and activities.
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Covid-19 has reached a whopping 3 million cases in the US. That's more than 3.8 million people have contracted the disease since the start of November and we still have a few days left in this month. More than 264,000 people in the US have died of the disease according to the NBC News count.
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2020 Soul Train Music Awards hosted and produced by TRISHA CAMPBELL & TICHINA ARNOLD for the third year in a row. With performances by BANDY, BABYFACE, CHARLIE WILSON, CEELO GREEN, CHANTE MOORE, ELLA MAI, ELLA NICOLE, SMOKEY ROBINSON and a host of other musical Talent.
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Fakhrizadeh Mohsen has been assassinated today.
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President 45 still refusing to concede see if he will leave the White House if the Electoral College confirmation Jim Crow Joe has won the election. Baltimore Ravens Star Quarterback has tested positive for covid-19. AstraZeneca may not reach America as fast as we thought.
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Gentrification Karen threatens and cusses out a 8 year old boy because he was riding his bike on the sidewalk and she felt he came too close to her and that was a threat. A real black man checked her and put her in her place and it was all recorded on video that has now gone viral.
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Thanksgiving wishes to each and every one of you all across the world.
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The Birth of a Nation is a 2016 American. Drama film written and directed by Night Parker and his directorial debut. It is based on the story of Nat Turner the enslaved man who led a slave rebellion in Southampton County Virginia in 1831 and movie theaters we're not showing the movie or telling moviegoers that it was sold out when it was not allegedly.
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A Louisiana White pediatrician was arrested and charged with punching and verbally assaulting a black Southern University student while she was walking near the LSU Lake, authorities said Shane McKinney 54 was charged with battery by the Baton Rouge Police.
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Mike Tyson has open a cannabis resort where you can buy his personal brand of marijuana and stay and enjoy it with like minded individuals. Tyson grows his own cannabis plants, many different strains. He also sells marijuana infused water edibles and other merchandise.
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United States are recorded its 12th million coronavirus case this Saturday even as millions of Americas we're expected to travel for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday ignoring warnings from Health officials about the further spread of this infectious disease. New cases of covid-19 where reported just under 200,000 infections in a day.
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A Albany New York cop has been suspended for racist remarks recorded on bodycam and maybe fired.
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Should you take the covid-19 vaccine and the effects that it has on your body and your mind and is it safe to take and why is sloppy Jim Crow Joe trying to get the black population to be the first ones to take this vaccine
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The son of the famous singer Bobby Brown, Bobby Brown Jr has passed away at the age of 28 that is home in LA. This is five years after his sister Bobbi Christina died in a bathtub in 8 years after Whitney Houston their mother has passed away as well.
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President 45 and his Republican supporters are still in denial about losing the election and claiming that sloppy Jim Crow Joe stole the election and saying that it was rigged but they have no proof all allegations that they're making have proven to be false but yet president 45 will not concede
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You have to be careful what you say and what you typing the comment section of YouTube or other social media sites because you could be blocked by Google or the social media site itself and not by the content creator or their moderators who can block you as well but at least with them you can be put back on.
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CNN commentator van Jones gets very emotional and breaks down crying on national television for our open oppressor.
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Transitioning plans are underway for sloppy Jim Crow Joe to take the keys to the White House if president 45 refuses to hand them over because he has not conceded as of yet. Covid-19 is on the rise hospitals are nearing capacity. Concentration camps are starting to surface for the covid-19 quarantine.
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David Atkins family has reported that their beloved husband and father have suffered a stroke today and they asked for your prayers and they give thanks for your many well wishes and prayers.
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Quawan (Bobby) Charles was clearly a murder of the most sadistic kind and cops are trying to say he drowned by himself in ankle high water. The parents are not convinced and are doing an independent autopsy to determine the real cause of death. This story and more on this episode of chilling with Teddy G.
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People say well the election is over except the fact that sloppy Jim Crow Joe is president-elect so let's return to normal but what is normal for black people. Dealing with all the karens like permit Patty, barbecue Becky, modern-day lynchings. And the list goes on, and on, and on...
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How to lose body fat without losing muscle is explained by the minister of wellness
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City supervisors in the city of San Francisco are going to vote on the Karen ACT registration to bring it in the law about frivolous 911 calls against black native Americans
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A postal worker for the City of Buffalo was arrested on Peace bridge after he made a wrong turn on the bridge and was subsequently found with 813 pieces of US mail not delivered and three pieces were absentee voting ballots.
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A UK man crashes his car into police station and attempts to set it on fire stay tuned to this station for further updates that is all we have at this time.
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Rico Lee shot down in the streets of Cleveland Ohio & Leslee Umpleby killed in a jealous rage by her ex-boyfriend in Winter Haven Florida.
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Alex trebek the host of Jeopardy has died at the age of 80 years old from pancreatic cancer that he announced he had last year Alex to the back has been hosting Jeopardy for over three decades they were on the 37th season at the time of his passing.
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A warning has been circulating through social media warning black men and boys and possibly women being snatched up and lynched tortured beaten and killed by white supremacists, neo-nazis, and white nationalist. Supposedly the warning came from NAACP, but they have denied releasing this social media warning.
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284 electoral votes for Joe Biden and 214 votes electoral votes for president 45 Joe Biden is officially the 46th president of the United States of America
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Joe Biden still holds a lead of 264 electoral college votes to president 45 214 electoral college votes.
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Mel B is requesting more child support from Eddie's Murphy after her income was dramatically reduced she just got divorced from Stephen belafonte which has reduced her bank account as well she's claiming the pandemic is responsible for her losing a large amount of her income.
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Nore aka Noreaga ask Vlad to Delete His Interviews because he's done with him. DJ Vland is a Notorious Culture Culture and disrespectful black people, like the honorable Louis Farrakhan and others. Also DC Young Fly refuses to turn on Nick Cannon and vows to leave Wet N Wild if Nick Cannon isn't involved. Hosted by The Queen Ahmadiyyah Shakur and Co-host Teddy G.
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Shana Ragland Quits Walmart In Grand Style by announcing her resignation over the PA system and describing the toxic working conditions of Walmart and its racist employees from managers associate managers cashiers and other employees that she called pervert s, pricks, and racist before walking out of her job for the final time.
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A fatal shooting of a black man wielding a knife that he supposedly had dropped before he was shot over a dozen times. Protest, riots, car sit on fire, looting and 13 cops injured one with a broken leg.
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Young black woman conference police commissioners at public meeting that goes viral three million views so far my
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In the wee hours of the morning Amy Conley Barrett was sworn in as Supreme Court Justice and has become the fifth female Supreme Court judge with extremely important issues like the election that needs to be decided.
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Jared Kushner offensive comments about black people being lazy is receiving criticism and how Jared Kushner wants to sue over billboard's in time square. And their lack of handling the coronavirus pandemic correctly.
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Michigan man attacks and assaults black teen at Sterling State Park now has a federal hate crimes charges against him for attacking teenagers and using racial slurs. He beats a teenager with a chain and back lock causing injuries to his jaw, face, teeth, with bruising and abrasions.
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A young white teenage girl playing to kill black church members African Methodist Episcopal Church. She said I am a white supremacist and I hate black people. She had a T-shirt and her bag that read free dylann roof who's in prison now for shooting nine black church members.
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President 45 is telling his rally goals and supporters don't worry about wearing masks I know you're tired of wearing them that he's immune to the virus and just doing more harm to the American public.
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A special needs teacher Nicole Landry kicks a 5-year-old boy in the head who has down syndrome was arrested and charged with simple assault. And the community is demanding her charge to be upgraded as well as losing her teaching license.
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Three pregnant women in jail are waiting trial give birth to their children with no medical attention or help at all. Cruel treatment of women of color while being held in jail, one was sent to court with no pants on
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Commentary from the backlash Ice Cube has been receiving from Don lemon, DL hughley and others. Positive comments and viewpoints from Fly Nubian queen commentators as well as comments from vice president sloppy Jim Crow Joe and myself.
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Four adults and two minor Brothers basically gang rape their 12-year-old sister and impregnated her but managed to avoid jail time. Then they violate their probation and had contact with her and now face going to prison for 15 years.
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Here views from American citizens who have witnessed systemic racism in their community and points of view from African Americans from the '60s along with commentary from former South Carolina governor Kiki Haley And Donald Trump Jr. And my own personal commentary as well.
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A message in the Faith that she has for Jesus Christ and the Love that she has for God.
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The question was asked in systemic racism still going on in America. And a lot of Black America as well as White America believe that it is and they give points of view on the reason why they think so this is including the deaths of so many unarmed black people as well as disenfranchisement with employment medical Care education housing the Justice system and many other unfair practices.
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Ice cube believes that presidential candidate Jim Crow Joe or agent Orange have policies that will enrich the black community and address issues of disenfranchisement and other issues of Injustice and white supremacy in America. Neither candidate is worthy of his vote according to Ice Cube.
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Kentucky's attorney general David Cameron filed a motion in court to silence jurors from exposing the fact that he did not give them the opportunity to file murder charges against the officers who killed Breonna Taylor in a wrongful raid on her home
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This rebroadcast of Roland Martin unfiltered includes conversations of getting a black man both political strategies from the abiding administration as well as president 45 administration climate change the issues of white supremacy and who's the best candidate to vote for in this year's 2020 election
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Coffee and teas have been shown to have healthy benefits like lowering high blood pressure, weight loss benefits, high amount of polyphenols and catechin. Certain herbal teas are known for their medical value including soothing the digestive system. A cup of coffee contains vitamin B2, vitamin B5, vitamin b1, vitamin B3, Folate, magnesium, potassium, manganese and other beneficial ingredients
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Soda pop has been linked to type 2 diabetes, obesity, heart disease, high blood pressure, even cancer.
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Donald Trump jr. Suggested intervention because of his father's crazy like Behavior and believe intervention is necessary.
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Derek Chavez the murderer of George Floyd was released yesterday on a $1 million Bond protest across the world has started since his release Minnesota has called for the national guard in the event of riots.
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Netflix is being hauled into court for the release of their movie cuties with the depicts 11-year-old girls in an explicit sexual manner.
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The president has released his self from the hospital against medical advice and has made outrageous announcements to the American public that they should not be afraid of covid-19 and that they should go about their everyday business. Well the White House was said to be a covid-19 hotspot by health professionals.
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A black police officer in Logan, Ohio receiving death threats over the arrest of a female criminal resisting arrest and had to be tased in order to arrest and remove her from Hocking County Middle School Football đ Game.
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University campus police busted in Christian Evans dorm room with guns drawn at 3am after 10 white female students made a false report that she had a pair of scissors and was threatening other students.
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Commentary from Phil Scott from the African diaspora show and the grand jury testimony.
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President 45 and his wife test positive for the coronavirus as well as two of his age in the White House. How many more workers in the white house will test positive has a president affected workers in the White House and if so how many. Is this karma or some theorists say that the Democrats were involved with him catching the coronavirus
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The first presidential debate was a disaster according to American viewers also it has been learned that the president has contracted the coronavirus listen to comments from viewers like you.
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The three officers will not charge for the murder of Breonna Taylor and protests have erupted all over the United States two cops were also injured during one of the protests and attorney general Daniel Cameron is facing a lot of backlash over his misleading comments as well as protesters being run over by civilian and police officers.
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The three officers involved in Brianna Taylor's murder will not be charged one officer was charged with reckless endangerment the other two walked away Scott free after a total of 26 shots were fired in her apartment and she was killed by six shots.
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Two Amish Brothers Aaron and Petey had sex with a 12-year-old sister over half a dozen times and got her pregnant during the investigation it was discovered that all four brothers which two are minors we're having sex with their sister and the story got out when her doctor blew the whistle when he found out she was pregnant.
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We give a detailed explanation from a biblical and spiritual sense of are we living in the last days and how do we make that determination with the evidence that's presented in today's current events and scriptures from the Bible that will reveal the prophecy.
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I'll be giving you the deadline to register and vote in your state along with important voting information. With my opinion on agendas from our presidential candidates that are important to Black America..
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A rebroadcast of Dr Boyce Watkins and Dr Claude Anderson on it's your world from DrBoyceTV.com with commentary from Ted Greer from chilling with Teddy G talking about the plight of Black America and black s are labeled as a permanent underclass.
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Chris Rock offers his opinion on what President Barack did for White America and what he didn't do for Black America. Also I give you my commentary on President 45 Chris Rock Jimmy Fallon and former president Barack Obama.
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Brianna Taylor's mother Tamika Palmer receives multi-million dollar settlement for the wrongful death lawsuit by Louisville Kentucky Police department.
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Minneapolis man kills wife over lack of sex then turns gun on neighbors because he says they were bad neighbors. Then shoots at Cops over 40 times.
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The state of Black America after 4 years of president 45
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A black white supremacist male played by Dave Chappelle and a black white supremacist female played by Candace Owens but who is Who they both look and sound like Dave Chappelle.
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Turn limit advocate shreds Congress at Senate hearing..
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Here is a comprehensive look at where we were then and where we are now.
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DL hughley quarantine and his Nashville hotel room for the next 14 days. Testing positive for covid-19.
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Racism in London and the US of a and around the world it's being exposed.
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In your opinion is where you leave your comments or thoughts on subject matters that are important to you today's episode is brought to you by dr. Claud Anderson
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The debate an issue surrounding weather African American a people are citizens of the United States what do you think
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Quaker oats a subsidiary of Pepsi cola is discontinuing the brand name and your mama on his pancakes and syrup products president 45 upset over book release and border wars in China.
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Ex-police officer Garrett Rolfe has been charged with murder and aggravated assault and in police custody along with his co-conspirator Devin Brosnan who has been taken off administrative duties and has been charged as well.
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5 African-American people have been found lynched in trees within the last 4 weeks.
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In your opinion with Vicky X Dillard and Trevor Noah.
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Rayshard Brooks unarmed black man fighting for his life was shot to death while feeing from his attackers.
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Overnight ladies and gentlemen we were brought this late breaking news Robert Fuller a unarmed black man found lynched in a tree in Palmdale California.
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The FDA has X5 drug manufacturers who are not named to voluntarily recall several lots of extended-release metformin after agency lab testing reveal unacceptable levels of the nitrosamine impurity N- Nitrosodimethylamie, or NDMA...
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B Simone a successful entrepreneur tells all she will not date someone who was working a honest nine to five job because they will not mentally be able to understand her.
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The normal situations that black American go through I'm not like white privileged American.
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Roland Martin and his panel deconstructs the false narrative Candace Owens posted on Facebook about George Floyd.
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Current news reports and commentary from across the spectrum.
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This is where we get your opinion on topics that important to you.
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The other three officers involved in the lynching of George Floyd are now being charged. Peaceful protest is continuing, any close look at white privileged America
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President 45 is threatening the nation with military force over George Floyd protesting and riots.
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The murder of George Floyd has been determined buy a independent autopsy homicide by affixiation with no underlying medical conditions
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Bond has been set at $500,000 forex police officer Derek Chauvin less than 24 hours.
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Derrick Chauvin has been arrested for the murder George Floyd and is in custody.
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President 45 tweets start looting start shooting and Minneapolis mayor Jacob Frey call a state of emergency and Minneapolis Governor deploys 500 national guardsmen..
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Attorney Benjamin crump speaks out against the murder George Floyd and Minneapolis mayor Jacob Frey publicly announces he wants charges brought against the officer who murdered an innocent unarmed black citizen
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3rd district police station burn to the ground during protest George Floyd murder. Rumors are police officers started the fire to incite rioting among protesters
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George Floyd was murdered by Minneapolis Minnesota police just like Eric Gardner and New York unarmed and killed by police in a modern-day lynching
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The modern day lynching of George Floyd was filmed by a bystander. And subsequently the four officers involved were terminated.
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Black lash over Joe biden's comments you're not black if you support Donald Trump. Intriguing and interesting interview between Roland Martin and Paris dennard.
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In your opinion is a segment where we get your opinion comment or view on matters a black interest..
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Joe Biden had an interview with Charlemagne from The breakfast club and May Day controversial statement that you ain't black if you don't know the difference between him and Trump.
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Kenneth Walker was charged with attempted murder of a police officers because three plain closed officers were serving a warrant at the wrong location...
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William Roddie Bryan is now the third person to be charged in the murder Ahmad Arbery case..
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An update on the Ahmaud Arbery murder. New information has been obtained in the conspiracy Ahmaud Arbery's murder.
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Part 3 of a three-part series this world is going to hell in a handbasket...
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Part two of a three-part series of how the world is going to hell in a handbasket.
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Is this world headed toward hell in a handbasket.
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Coming together as a collective to combat covid-19 with the resources there are available to us.
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Alex Witt host of MSNBC bothered by Charlemagne advocates for Black America to arm themselves against people like Gregory McMichaels.
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3 Lewisville police officers in plain clothes insert the home of Breonna Taylor and Kenneth Walker shootings Breonna Taylor 8 time's and arresting Kenneth Walker for attempted murder of a police officer.
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former President Barack Obama will deliver a televised commitment speech for the entire class of 2020 with a host of other stars including the LeBron James Family foundation xq institute and the entertainment industry foundation
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Ahmaud Arbery was unarm black man gunned down by Gregory and Travis McMichaels for jogging while black.
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Douglas Cornelius Jr at age 39 was jogging in saint Paul and gunned down by a White man.
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5 theories that when put together they connect like a puzzle implying that a new world order has been established and implementing and the world will never be the same again.
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Christian leaders has a theory that's coronavirus/5G Network is being used to initiate the New world order.
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Experiments are being made on black patients who have tested positive for covid-19 and are dying from unrelated symptoms.
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19 States have removed restrictions and has opened up some businesses to try to get life back to normal.. ask this is dangerous to do because the body count Ana positive cases are still on the rise from covid-19.
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This is an update on the stimulus checks and the package and the $2,000 stimulus check that is being proposed
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Injecting yourself with disinfectant such as bleach and Lysol is not at all a good way to get rid of coronavirus as president 45 suggest.
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Neiman Marcus filing for bankruptcy and other major department stores to follow.
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Thanking God through Jesus Christ for all that he has done for us while we're living in this coronavirus world
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Social justice scene is secure and prevention covid-19 a brief description on what you need to do
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A brief explanation on my podcast show why I love doing what I do and an exclusive update on the stimulus package and checks as of April 20th.
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Kimora Lee Simmons false statements on Asians racism and reparations for Black America
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Kimora Lee Simmons false statements on Asians and racism in America and the 2020 reparations Black America is seeking.
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This episode is for the health of melanated people from Jonathan Jordan who joins us to warn us about the pre-existing conditions black America's prone to deal with those conditions May covid 19 very scary for us to contact
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A testing center setup in the Ivory coast was destroyed and burn down by the citizens who don't want a coronavirus testing facility in their community
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this is an update on the economic stimulus check update you can find the information you need at www.irs.gov/ coronavirus/ economics
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Native South Africans are being threatened by white supremacist what's the coronavirus throughout South Africa
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China and Chinese people are racist against black people and just about anybody else but they have a particular hatred in their heart for black people McDonald's in China is refusing to serve Africans and black people in general.
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America's white rage has been pounding the Back's of Black America for five centuries we speak about this and make it publicly known that unity is going to be the first step to ending this white rage in America.
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the director of the world health organization came under attack from white supremacist as they try to blame him for covid-19.
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Social distancing yourself is important during this pandemic and we have people out here who are ignoring it and celebrities who are insensitive to the impact that is having on people in prison.
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Churches around the world including mega churches are still asking for tithing during this pandemic.
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Staying prayed up during this false narrative of the coronavirus New world order is ahead of us using 5G Network to sicken and kill globally while establishing the New world order
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Black America is being indirectly affected by the coronavirus simply due to the fact that we are black. And I know many other Americans especially our counterparts maybe asking how is this so. Please listen to the next episode of chilling with Teddy G and learn how this is what it is..
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Annie Malone and madam CJ Walker two of the richest black women in their era betrayed negatively. Netflix betrayed these women has two bitter women who despise each other because of their hair and skin color, which is totally inaccurate account of these two women.
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Coronavirus is having a huge effect on the economy as well ask your health.
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former Manhattan prosecutor Linda fairstein sues Netflix and the film's director Ava duvernay claiming the films production when they see us about the Central Park five case was wrongfully shown her as a racist unethical villain who was key in the conviction of five black and Latino teens involved.
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Three very good thriller and drama movies for you to watch while we're waiting at the all clear on the coronavirus pandemic.
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The banker is a very good movie about two African-American entrepreneurs in the real estate and banking business in the 1950s and 60s
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A female white passenger called a African American flight attendant the n word with a African-American passenger city right next to her gets angry and puts her in her place.
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Fox news reporter puts out information that the police would not make minor crime arrest due to the coronavirus.
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Part two of the benefits of coronavirus or Black America conversation between Black podcasters. Informative information that you will not hear on mainstream media.
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An exclusive conversation between African-American Podcasters on the benefits of the coronavirus in Black America...
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Idiot politicians talking about issues they know nothing about and for some reason you have certain people who seems to think that they need a bunch of toilet paper and water to help cure the coronavirus.
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Nathaniel woods was executed May 5 for a crime he didn't commit.
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Harvey Weinstein speaks out in Court moments before he was sentenced to 23 years in prison
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Rudy Gilbert has tested positive for the Corona virus. Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson have tested positive for the COVID-19 ..
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Documentary oh Kevin Hart life on his new Netflix series. Don't F this up
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A discussion on ways to bring in the New year traditional and non-traditional watching the ball drop shooting off your firearms shooting off fireworks.
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The honey pot company receive racist backlash over commercial for a national ad for Target in Black history month
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Pete buttigieg, Michael Bloomberg, Amy klobuchar, Elizabeth Warren have all dropped out the presidential Democratic race. Here is what's going to happen to the delegates of the 20/20 dropouts
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Part 5 of the two Americas or continues with all your discussion with ARA panel from a part 4 of the two Americas
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The struggles of African American people living in a white society, a white America.
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Out of all of the presidential candidates who will be the most likely presidential candidate that African-American voters will vote for.
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The hilarious and ridiculous comments made by Jada pinkett Smith towards Snoop Dogg and we have a new dish to mac and cheese to complement the kales and okras of White mainstream media in Black faces
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Of the city of Little Rock lawsuits on age and racial bias settled by the city commentary by Sergeant Dorsey.
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Harvey Weinstein found guilty, Jada pinkett Smith at the red table with Snoop Dogg Tyler Perry new TV series with Young Dylan on Nickelodeon city of Little Rock settles age and race discrimination lawsuit.
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Three teenagers held for 10 years raped beaten and starved until Charles Ramsey rescues Amanda Berry and calls 911
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Jovanny crespo 26 was indicted on aggravated manslaughter and other charges in May he has previously been suspended without pay
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A discussion of the presidential candidates and who I think is the best candidate to vote for.
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Katherine G Johnson mathematician for NASA known by the movie hidden figures has passed away 101 years old. Kobe and Gigi Bryant's memorial service held today.
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Three women are trying to be released from the non-disclosure agreement from Michael Bloomberg because of sexual harassment allegations
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Ja'net Dubois who played willona woods have died at her home in Glendale California.
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Jury in Harvey Weinstein rape trial deadlocked on two counts and sent back to deliberate. The fate Harvey Weinstein he is currently in the hands of New York jury as the disgraced movie mongrel awaits to see if he will face consequences for his alleged sexual misconduct.
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Dwyane Wade speaks out on the Ellen DeGeneres show about his son's transgender issues.
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Ja'net Dubois Dead at 74 & Pop Smoke Dead 20 Yrs Old.
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Headline stories about Gayle King's inappropriate interview with Lisa Leslie and Elijah McLean's death by police officers as well as other headlining stories.
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An employee or a friend of an employee decides to get in the sink at Wendy's restaurant and take a bath he's booty butt naked or at least appears to be while an employee films it with his cell phone ..
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A Twitter debate about living single being the first sitcom before friends. Friends was a knock off from the black sitcom Living Single.
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The opposing team In a basketball game started chanting where's your passport where is your passport because 4 players were from France and Puerto Rico.
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Special commentary from Phil Scott and Willie d as well as Roland Martin and the people on his panel over the issues with Snoop Dogg and Gayle King
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this episode is a discussion of black people living in the two Americas where we need to unite economically socially spiritually with solutions to a common problem brought to you by dr. Clyde Anderson with Rock Newman and your host Teddy G
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This episode I'll be commenting on Gayle King's insensitive questions to Lisa Leslie and our guests are Rickey smiley with personal comments as well from his Facebook post.
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Tons of backlash from Gayle King's controversial and insensitive interview with Lisa Leslie. Comments from Michael Eric Dyson and Snoop Dogg.
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The two Americas that black and brown and impoverished people must live in to survive white supremacy reign over America with people of power like President 45.
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This episode is a continuation of part 1 where we recognize racism and ways to eliminate racism and give a equal platform to all peoples of color
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President 45 has been acquitted of both charges
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This episode explains Eddie Murphy's hiatus as well as his big return to television and movies.
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This episode is about White America is making more and more false police reports against black males and Even black females.
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This episode is it about the coronavirus origin, how to protect yourself from it. What are the symptoms. And how the governments are reacting.
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Vanessa Bryant post has a statement after the tragic loss of her husband Kobe Bryant and her daughter Gigi and a prayer from Jennifer Lopez
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Allison Morris's uses the n-word when reporting Kobe Bryant's helicopter crash.
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Kobe Bryant daughter is a among the dead in the helicopter crash over Calabasas California
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Kobe Bryant has died in Helicopter crash..
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4 teenage black boys, now have criminal charges against them for a YouTube prank that went wrong
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A white female u.s. postal worker selling drugs on her route.
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Your local supermarkets and your major food chain stores are selling you bad meat they're hiding it from you by taking old meat and grinding it up with fresh meat and selling it back to you as well as a few other trade secret they're using to up their profits
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