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3 least racist countries for Black students Study International Source link
Tunisian president’s racist speech incites a wave of violence against Black Africans Amnesty International Source link
Dominican Republic: Authorities must end de facto racist migration policies amnesty.org Source link
<!– –> Social media users couldn’t believe the driver’s blatant racism. A Nashville DoorDash driver was fired after he was caught on doorbell footage hurling a racist slur at a Black customer. The customer Christina Derrica posted the clip of the incident on TikTok. In the footage, the delivery man drops her order on her front […]
By Dailymail.com Reporter And Associated Press 06:07 11 Jun 2024, updated 17:55 11 Jun 2024 Share or comment on this article: Tiana’s Bayou Adventure will open on June 28 at the Magic Kingdom Park The ride updates Tiana’s storyline from the film ‘The Princess and the Frog’ It occupies a space where Splash Mountain once […]
Politics By Carson Swick Published June 5, 2024, 8:53 p.m. ET PHILADELPHIA — Two Republican congressmen swung by battleground Pennsylvania to make their case to African-American voters less than a week after President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris
PHILADELPHIA — Two Republican congressmen swung by battleground Pennsylvania to make their case to African-American voters less than a week after President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris launched “Black Voters for Biden-Harris” in the same city — with the GOP message containing an optimism completely lacking in an administration steadily losing support among the vital […]
News India Racist hate crime against Black African students must end: Amnesty International The Noida police later booked over 300 people and arrested five people in connection with the assault on Nigerian students. Amnesty International India on Wednesday asked the Uttar Pradesh authorities to bring to justice those responsible for recent racist attacks against black […]
WASHINGTON — A mostly Democratic group of lawmakers are among those launching a renewed push for the Justice Department to condemn racist Supreme Court rulings from a century ago that shaped a legal landscape in which people living in U.S. territories were essentially treated as second-class citizens. Civil rights groups and professional legal associations are […]
WASHINGTON — A mostly Democratic group of lawmakers are among those launching a renewed push for the Justice Department to condemn racist Supreme Court rulings from a century ago that shaped a legal landscape in which people living in U.S. territories were essentially treated as second-class citizens. Civil rights groups and professional legal associations are […]