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New York City physician Yves Duroseau and his wife Claude were hosting a party at their home recently when their white neighbor became annoyed with the festivities and allegedly picked up the water hose to attack the doctor and his guests, who were mostly Black. In a lawsuit filed after the incident, the Black couple… Continue reading White Neighbor Faces Lawsuit After Allegedly Hosing Down A Black Doctor And His Party Guests In A ‘Scene Reminiscent Of 1960’s Birmingham, Alabama’
The lawsuit states the incident created “a scene reminiscent of 1960s Birmingham, Alabama, when white law enforcement officers used fire […] The post White man doused Yves Duroseau, first doc in US to take COVID vaccine, and guests with water hose, suit alleges appeared first on TheGrio.
Wildfires over the past few years. but the locals here tell me that they have never seen wildfires like this. and never seen it so close to their homes. they are absolutely distraught. the emotions are incredibly high as you can see taking conditions and the situation into their own hands in belief that they can save their homes with just a water hose. you can see this is so unbelievably close. the heat unbearable, the air unbreathable. i m covered in ash and droplets from the helicopters that are so desperate to put the fires out. live pictures here from northern athens, a home catching alight with major effort on the ground to try to put things out. and you can understand people not wanting to leave their homes, but explain their thinking when it is, you know, it is about to be catastrophic
Boat going by here. give them a break, people died here. reporter: there will be a review. the attorney general has launched a review of what happened with the sirens and other actions taken. reporter: some survivors were sent texts to phones without service. trees were falling and branches falling down on power lines. reporter: it s a new lawsuit filed against hawaiian electric claiming the company failed to cut power as energized lines ignited fires. wolf, people here tell me that they are taking matters into their own hands. they ve been cleaning up. a woman here has been using a water hose to keep the ground wet because there are still hot spots in this area. and they re frustrated. they re frustrated by the slow response from the government and