What’s at Stake with Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee: Health Care and Civil Rights
What’s at Stake with Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee […]
What’s at Stake with Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee […]
The day after a debate he was roundly criticized for, Trump went to an old stand by: Attacking African American women in positions of leadership. During a rally in Minnesota on September 30, Trump said, “What is going on with Omar? I have been reading these re-ports for two years about how corrupt and crooked she is. Let us get with it. Let us get with it.” […]
Sickle cell disease affects 20 million people worldwide, including at least 100,000 in the United States, mainly African Americans, but Hispanics and Asian-Americans, too. To help address the problem on a global scale, the NHLBI has been supporting programs in sub-Saharan Africa, where more than 75 percent of the sickle cell disease births worldwide occur. SPARCo, with a hub in Tanzania, and additional sites in Nigeria and Ghana, works to develop an infrastructure for sickle cell disease research, health care, education, and training to take place in Africa. […]
“Karen” is defined on dictionary.com as “a pejorative slang term for an obnoxious, angry, entitled, and often racist middle-aged white woman who uses her privilege to get her way or police other people’s behaviors.” […]
Of course, being sidelined doesn’t mean Trump will cease making trouble. His Supreme Court nomination will go forward, his unmasked crowds will remain adoring, his vice president and attorney general will display their usual unfailing loyalty, his chief of staff will pooh-pooh the infection, and the tweets will keep coming as evidence that Trump is still vigorous, alert, and in charge. Be prepared for Trump to say, “see, it’s just like the flu.” […]
We need your help to end the presidency of tax cheat Donald Trump. Even as he uses every dirty trick, he can to become dictator-in-chief, white male baby boomers must help defeat him. […]
Trump and the lost country […]
The Westside Gazette, “Deeply Rooted” issues, August 27 – September 2, 2020, is very interesting. We must continue to encourage and motivate women to follow dreams not only from the outhouse on plantation, but throughout the nation in pursuit of careers. Behind every man there is a great woman and “injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere”. Keep up the work! […]
UTD Statement Regarding FLDOE Demand to Reopen MDCPS Schools […]
During the week of the Republican convention fear was a reoccurring theme that never left the stage. Trump has steadfastly avoiding being critical of the recent violence seen in Wisconsin after Jacob Blake was shot seven times in the back by a Kenosha Police Officer. […]
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