Even when she agreed with the voting bill, Still NO WAY! “In reality, the plan endorsed by Stacey Abrams is no compromise. It still subverts the First Amendment to supercharge cancel culture and the left’s name-and-shame campaign model. It takes redistricting away from state legislatures and hands it over to computers,” he wrote in a
A tribute to Black Music Month when Black Music In San Diego was played by Black people. sdmonitornewsThe San Diego Monitor-News has been serving Black San Diego since 1986 sdmonitornews.com
WASHINGTON — U.S. social media giant Facebook said it would update its community standards to consider satire when assessing hate speech violations. “We’ll add information to the community standards that makes it clear where we consider satire as part of our assessment of context-specific decisions,” Facebook said in a blog post. “This change will allow teams
Laura Smalley’s voice crackles and comes to life. It is 1941, and she is talking in her native Hempstead, Texas, to a University of Texas professor, John Henry Faulk, about being enslaved, how she became free on June 19, 1865. That made Smalley, who then estimated she was 85, one of the last living witnesses
After languishing for months in Congress, lawmakers have passed the Juneteenth National Independence Act to officially establish a federal holiday on June 19, the day which in 1865 slavery finally ended as Union soldiers stormed into Texas. After unanimously passing the Senate on Tuesday, bill passed the House by a 415-14 vote on Wednesday, and
Ray Charles’s America There are voices that are just simply iconic, Charles had one of them. Ray Charles was one of those iconic voices that no matter what he sang, his soulful rendition would vibrate in our souls forever. This Black Music Month the editor picks “America the Beautiful” as the song of this June
Monitor Studios presents Black Music Month June 2021 Live San Diego Monitor News at 6PM PST. LIVE HERE Listen to the legend himself of how when Black Music is Played by Black People, success is inevitable! Powered by Cloudcast Media http://www.cloudcast.us Brought to you by Preferred Cremation & Burial https://www.preferredcremation.org/ sdmonitornewsThe San Diego Monitor-News has
GABORONE, Botswana — Kenson Kgaga, the owner of Naga Safaris that offers day trips to Okavango Delta in northern Botswana, was hopeful of making a total return to business when he got several tourists bookings from abroad. But his hopes have been dashed. “We had four cancelations which were attributed to the ‘State of Emergency’,” he
The dark brown melanin pigment, eumelanin, colors hair and eyes and protects our skin from sun damage. It has also long been known to conduct electricity, but too little for any useful application – until now. In a landmark study published in Frontiers in Chemistry, Italian researchers subtly modified the structure of eumelanin by heating it
In 2018, C. Von Parchman and Marty Arnold of 6x Entertainment were searching for something to sink their passion into. Instead of finding an interesting project, a project found them. Noted film producer Floyd Easley asked 6x Entertainment artist Tia P. to pen lyrics for a movie he was producing called “I Am A Man.”
