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By United Nations Photos: YouTube Screenshots The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights called on Monday for an urgent de-escalation in the Middle East as tensions mount in…
By Emma Bowman \NPR Photos: YouTube Screenshots SAINT-DENIS, France — Julien Alfred won St. Lucia its first-ever Olympic Games medal. And not just any medal — gold —…
By CARICOM CARICOM\YouTube Screenshots Above Photo: Assistant Secretary-General, Elizabeth Solomon (Centre, L) and Director of AECID, His Excellency Antón Leis García (Centre, R), sign a new agreement for…
By Kareen Hareem Photos: YouTube Screenshots Will America break the glass ceiling by electing Kamala Harris the first woman and Black President? We will learn where this country…
By Jeffrey St. Clair\CounterPunch Photos: YouTube Screenshots Deputy Sean Grayson didn’t turn on his body camera until after he’d shot Sonya Massey three times. This is probably why…
Dr. Brooks Robinson\Black Economics Photos: YouTube Screenshots As a resident of Hawaii where Black Americans (Afrodescendants) constitute about 2.2 percent of a 1.4 million population located in the…
By Jim Hightower Photos: Ron Cogswell\ Flickr \YouTube Screenshots Ted Cruz actually spoke the truth once. In 2016, when running for president against Trump, he said: “Donald has…
By Robert Koehler\PeaceVoice The right-wing Republicans . . . the Christian nationalists . . . have hoisted their flag: Project 2025, a.k.a., Project Hell on Earth, and it’s…
By Committee To Protect Journalists Photos: Committee To Protect Journalists\YouTube Screenshots The Israel-Gaza war has taken an unprecedented toll on Gazan journalists since Israel declared war on Hamas…
By Dr. Maulana Karenga Photos: Wikimedia Commons The real measure of a man and woman is not their capacity to accommodate, adjust to evil, injustice and unfreedom, and…
