Page 3 - Stop The Hate News Today

Black teen Ralph Yarl was shot twice, in the head and arm, after going to the wrong...

On Monday, November 14, the 92nd Street Y, New York will honor women leading the way and making a difference with its seventh annual Extraordinary Women Awards. The event will be conducted in-person and livestreamed at 92NY's Kaufmann Concert Hall, 1395 Lexington Avenue & 92nd Street, and online, 6-7 pm ET. In person attendees are invited to a celebratory cocktail reception afterwards. Tickets are available here.

Jes Trying To Make It (JesTTMI) is a new reality documentary series highlighting mental health and oppression

Press release content from MarketersMEDIA. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation.

Femi Kuti’s ‘Pa Pa Pa’ and Wizkid and Tems song ‘Essence’ were also nominated in this category.

Afrobeat legend, Femi Kuti and Made Kuti has been named among nominees for the 2022 edition of the Grammy Awards. The father and son were selected for

The right-wing No Better Friend Corp. organization is planning another Hate Rally in Green Bay September 16, 2021. They plan on having their racist, anti-worker recruitment rally at The Rock Garden, 1951 Bond Street, Green Bay from 7-9 P.M. (doors open at 6 P.M.) [https://bit.ly/3mHnDQ4]. The goal of No Better Friend Corp. is to attempt…

Liverpool FCs mens and womens teams will continue to take the knee ahead of matches during 2021-22, to show their support in the fight against racism and discrimination.

<p><a href="https://synechron.com/" target="_blank">Synechron, Inc.</a><span>, a leading digital transformation consulting firm focused exclusively on the financial services industry, today announced its new partnership with </span><a href="https://www.campuspride.org/" target="_blank">Campus Pride</a><span>, the leading national non-profit organization for student leaders and campus groups working t...

by Stephen Chapman Ahead of this weekend’s social media boycott, Manchester United, has revealed the scale of abuse directed at its players through the platforms. The club said that there has been a 350% increase in abuse directed towards its players. The research showed: 86% of these posts were racist, 8% were homophobic or transphobic; Activity peaked in January 2021 with over 400 abusive player posts recorded; The vast majority of racist posts contained either the N word (and variants on t...