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O radar: reparations bill reinduted, Detroit Mom loses children cold, protesters Super Bowl shares history and not only the essence
Washington, DC-19 September: Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-ma) speaks at a press conference about her findings in the last government report Bureau of responsibility (GAO) regarding the disciplinary treatment of young black and brown girls in schools in schools in the United States in the US Capitol on September 19, 2024 in Washington. House Democrats organized a press conference to debate various anecdotes of the report, including various circumstances that young black and brown girls in schools and how they generally stand in front of a tightened punishment and discipline. (Photo Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
This week, several powerful stories appeared on the headlines, causing necessary discussions about justice, unevenness and personal victim. The legislators renewed the bill on compensation, calling for motion on racial justice. In Detroit, the destructive lack of two children of a homeless mother, who in the meantime emphasizes the ongoing housing crisis in the United States, a person behind the protest in a break in the Super Bowl for Palestine and Sudan spoke about his motives and leaving his actions. Here’s the whole lot you may miss.
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On Wednesday, February 12, Ayanna Pressley (D-ma) and senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) re-introduced HR 40, a Bill Designed to determine a federal commission, which might examine the continuous influence of slavery and develop compensation proposals for African Americans of descendants of enslaved people.
The bill was the focus of the struggle for racial justice, and its re -introduction occurs amongst increased opposition to Dei initiatives from the administration of President Donald Trump. Pressley condemned these actions in press releaseStating: “What we see from the administration of Trump and their allies in Congress and courts is a coordinated, many years of breaking all policy that raises black people and refers to the shameful history of America’s system racism. It is the anti-blackness of steroids and we do not withdraw in the pursuit of healing and reparating justice. “
Booker emphasized the importance of recognition of historical injustice, adding: “We, as a nation, have not yet recognized and we have not struggled with slavery, racism and white supremacy, still adversely limit African Americans.” He emphasized that an intensive examination of those issues would help legislators solve the current racial differences.
Super Bowl Lix Palftime opens on the protest for the awareness of Palestine and Sudan
Zül-Qarnaįn Nantambu, a person who waved the combined Palestinian and Sudan flag during the LXI LXI LXI LXI LXI Lamara show, said a few controversial act. During the recent Interview with Al Jazeera,Nantambu explained that he intended to precise support for people suffering in these regions. “I wanted to show solidarity to people affected by these, their families and loved ones who are remembered here in America,” he said. Although not of the Palestinian or Sudanese origin, Nantamba, Muslim, he called himself “humanitarian”.
He continued: “I believe that the creator inspired me, but [Kendrick] It was a confirmation, seeing how he talks about the television of the revolution, he has scenes in which the American flag is created in human formation, he has the flags of his own company, I saw all these characters to turn on the flag. “
During the performance of Nantamba, he waved the flag of “Sudan” and “Gaza”, standing at the back of the Black Great National Car before he secured his safety.
Since then, NFL issued a press release Explaining that neither Lamar nor the production team knew about this incident before. Nantambu has been permanently banned in NFL games, but it surely stays unrestricted. “Risk of prohibition? I was afraid that I would be cut by a ball of secret service – he added. “I can watch a football program on TV if I resolve.”
This message occurs after the release of three more Israeli hostages by Hamas during a weekly suspension of weapons as brutal civil warHe continues to be escalating in Sudan.
Mother Detroit speaks after her two children frozen to death
Tateona Williams, a 29-year-old mother from Detroit experiencing homelessness, says after two children, Darnell (9 years old) and Amillah, 2, probably froze to death.
Police Department at Detroit Innoden saidIt happened on Monday, February 10, on the ninth floor of the Hollywood Casino garage. Williams, her 4 children, her mother, Yvette Goodman and one other child, protected themselves in a van when the temperatures fell below 32 degrees.
At a press conference on Tuesday, February 11, the temporary police head at Detroit Todd Bettison said that before Williams “realized that her 9-year-old son did not breathe”, she already called a detailed friend, because their van was to stop running overnight . Williams said PEOPLE When she woke up, she saw “things coming out” from Darnell’s mouth before she threw him to the hospital. “They really couldn’t do much because I think it was too late,” she said. Her mother, who initially lagged behind, later realized that the 2-year-old did not breathe, and a friend returned to take them to the hospital.
Williams told The Butelet that she had repeatedly reached the homeless services for help, but did not receive assistance on time. “I was pulling. I called outside the state, cities and various states. I asked Detroit for help – she said. “And they might still say that after I called, they’d no beds. But it took two [of] My children die … in order that they need to help. “
Cardi B reveals that her uncle has been deported
Cardi B took on Instagram live after the Super Bowl LXI to precise frustration resulting from the attendance of President Trump at this event, revealing that her uncle was deported. Rant rapper described intimately how Trump’s presence led to increased security measures, causing significant delays for participants – including himself.
“Yo, I was too damn crazy today because, you know, Donald Trump and S ** t” – Cardi began. “He was in Super Bowl today and they gave us difficulties. Oh my God. Secret Service did not play this contraction ** Ker. Secret Service did not play to get to the Mottf stadium ** cinema. Oh my God – said the rapper in the film, which was later published on YouTube.
She continued: “This shoe cost me three bands … the cause of Trump. Now I like it less. Now I like him less because you didn’t have to go to the damn super bowl. Fuck up my shoe. “
In addition to the inconvenience, the rapper “sufficient” shared the personal harvest of Trump’s immigration policy. “Now he will have to – well, he definitely does not do it – having a uncle, grab his uncle to come back because my uncle was deported,” she continued. Since the inauguration of Trump in January, mass deportations have caused significant controversy. Although she did not develop details, her comments emphasize the destructive impact of those principles on families.
The ordinances of the Department of Justice fell against the mayor of New York Eric Adams
According to the Department of Justice, he rejected corruption allegations against the mayor of New York Eric Adams Associated Press.
The duties of deputy prosecutor general Emil Bove ordered the Federal Prosecutors in New York to right away abandon the allegations of bribery against Adams. In the note, Bove explained that the decision was not based on the strength of evidence, but on fears that the allegations reversed him from specializing in illegal immigration and brutal crime amongst the legal policy and order of the Trump administration.
In September 2024, Adams went down in history as the first sitting mayor of New York, who faces federal allegations. . 57-page indictment He accused him of 5 criminal credits, including bribery, wire fraud and obtaining illegal donations of a foreign campaign from the campaign of the mayor 2021 and his time as President Brooklyn Borough in 2014.
His lawyer, Alex Spiro, called the decision to desert these allegations, stating: “Now, fortunately, the mayor and New York can stand behind them unfortunate and wrong prosecution.”