Negro Spring News Today

Have killed three top hamas commanders. Another four palestinian children have also been killed in a separate strike. We look at the devastating impact the israeli assault has had on children. Asleep. Re some were watching television and others were asleep. When i woke up, i was in the ambulance and then they took me to the hospital. That is what i remember. I stayed in the hospital for four days. At least 467 palestinian children have died in gaza since the Israeli Offensive began. We will spea...

Continue in ferguson, missouri, we go to the neighborhood were 18yearold Michael Brown was shot dead by police 12 days ago. Been to gaza israeli airstrikes have killed three top hamas commanders. Another four palestinian children have also been killed in a separate strike. We look at the devastating impact the israeli assault has had on children. Asleep. Re some were watching television and others were asleep. When i woke up, i was in the ambulance and then they took me to the hospital. That is ...

Continue in ferguson, missouri, we go to the neighborhood were 18yearold Michael Brown was shot dead by police 12 days ago. Been to gaza israeli airstrikes have killed three top hamas commanders. Another four palestinian children have also been killed in a separate strike. We look at the devastating impact the israeli assault has had on children. Asleep. Re some were watching television and others were asleep. When i woke up, i was in the ambulance and then they took me to the hospital. That is ...

by Tyler Durden Congressional Democrats introduced the Reconciliation in Place Names Act last Friday to address land areas with racist and bigoted names. More than 1,000 land units and geographic features with racist names, such as "Negro Mountain" along the Allegheny Mountains, stretching 30-mile from Deep Creek Lake, Maryland, to Casselman River in Pennsylvania, are still labeled on US maps.  Democratic Sens. Elizabeth Warren, Edward Markey, and Rep. Al Green, along with 25 cosponsors, all ...

AMY GOODMAN: Today, a Democracy Now! special celebrating 25 years on the air. On February 19th, 1996, on the eve of the New Hampshire presidential primary, Democracy Now! aired for the first time on nine community radio stations. AMY GOODMAN: This is Democracy Now! From Pacifica Radio, I’m Amy Goodman in Washington. Today on Democracy Now!, “Live Free or Die,” a look at the political landscape in New Hampshire, where the Republican Revolution has taken its toll. ARNIE ARNESEN: If you ...