Souadou Niang Used To Be A Housekeeper– Now, She Owns A Hotel
Palms Luxury is just the beginning for the Senegalese entrepreneur.
Tag: United States
Lynching Never Left Mississippi Finds Washington Post Report
The last recorded lynching in the United States was in 1981, but WE know better.
Angie Jones and Nine Other Black Women Experience Racism In First Class
"People literally could not process how it was possible. Staff tried to send us to regular lines. Passengers made snide ...
United States Denies Haitians Asylum After the Assassination of Haitian President, Jovenel Moïse
Is this democracy or hypocrisy?
Cuba Demands Its Freedom In The Midst Of Economic Crisis
We stand with the Cuban people. Patria y Vida! #SOSCuba
Hammer Thrower Gwen Berry Turns Away From Flag During Anthem
"I'm here to represent those who died due to systemic racism," Berry said.
Booker Asks Questions on Race and Hate in Garland Confirmation
During Monday's confirmation hearings of Judge Merrrick Garland, Biden nominee for Attorney General of the United States (AG), Sen. Cory ...
