Vaccine may help to open churches

Following a deadline set by Columbia University, students occupying an encampment on campus were required to vacate the premises. The encampment, initially established as a protest against the university’s investments and policies, had been a focal point of activism for weeks. However, the university administration deemed it necessary to enforce the deadline, citing safety concerns and the need to restore normalcy to campus operations. As the deadline passed, some students chose to comply and dismantle the encampment, while others remained defiant, vowing to continue their protest. Tensions between the administration and student activists escalated in the days leading up to the deadline, with both sides entrenched in their positions. […]

       Dr. King was a memorable civil rights leader, and he left a great impact on the United States. He worked for African Americans to be treated equally, and how to achieve better economic conditions. Dr. King believed that African Americans should boycott stores in order to improve the economic crisis of the Black community. […]