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Stars in the House Welcomes Kevin Chamberlin, Karole Foreman, Teresa Huang, More April 6

By Andrew Gans Apr 06, 2021   Dennis Hensley guest hosts Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley s daily series benefiting The Actors Fund. Stars the House, the daily live streamed concert series created by Playbill correspondent and SiriusXM Broadway host Seth Rudetsky and producer James Wesley, presents another game night April 6 at 8 PM ET. Dennis Hensley guest hosts the evening, joined by three-time Tony nominee Kevin Chamberlin, Danny Casillas, Karole Foreman, Teresa Huang, Felix Pire, and Erin Quinn. Stars in the House launched March 16 last year to promote support for The Actors Fund and its services in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. It has also raised funds for the NAACP s Legal Defense Fund in support of the Black Lives Matter movement as well as Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.

Juan Williams: Corporate leaders must bring down Georgia s unjust law

© Getty Images America’s top Black business leaders took out a full-page advertisement in the New York Times last week calling on white corporate leaders to take a stand against new Georgia election laws that “make it harder for Black voters, in particular, to exercise their right to vote.” The ad is a stunner a big switch from the day when Michael Jordan, the basketball star and now billionaire businessman, was quoted as saying “Republicans buy sneakers, too.” That kind of thinking led generations of Black business leaders to say nothing about racist politics. ADVERTISEMENT To be a Black executive trying to move up in the white-male-dominated ranks of American corporations is a tough enough road without the risk of being privately labeled as a racial troublemaker. High earners among Black athletes and entertainers face similar challenges.

Boise Briefing: Recess Over; Vaccinated Students; Boxing New Gym

Reply Subscribe to Boise Patch to keep up on all the news. (Patch Photo Agency) Welcome to today s Boise Briefing, a place to find all the news important to Boise readers. The Idaho Legislature is heading back to town after a short vacation due to postive COVID cases. Health workers were not on vacation, providing vaccinations to nearly 900 BSU students. A historic boxing club is back in action while $4 million of your money has been allocated to attornys. Lastly, a new problem has cropped up in the attempt to obtain unemployment benefits. 1. Like Boise students, the recess if over for Idaho legislators as they return to Boise on Tuesday to finish up the session. The Idaho Statesman looks at the bills facing Republicans and Democrats after their COVID caused break.

John Lewis s Final Fight For Voting Rights

John Lewis’s Final Fight For Voting Rights Democrats big reform bill contains 300 pages expanding voting rights that were written by the late civil rights leader. By Paul Blumenthal Illustration: Damon Dahlen/HuffPost; Photos: Getty Images As Congress debates the passage of a sweeping reform bill targeting voting rights, campaign finance, redistricting and ethics, Democrats in the House and Senate have the name of a colleague who is no longer with them on their lips. Rep. John Lewis, who died last year, dedicated his life to expanding and protecting the right to vote. He was attacked for it. And he was elected, in part, to help preserve it. He ultimately helped write part of the bill that Democrats are now pushing to enact.

They Helped Elect Joe Biden Now Hollywood Celebrities Are Pushing Democrat-Backed H R 1

They Helped Elect Joe Biden. Now Hollywood Celebrities Are Pushing Democrat-Backed H.R.1 4 Apr 2021 Hollywood stars helped drag Joe Biden over the finish line and into the White House. Now they are hoping their celebrity magic will work wonders again with the Democrat-backed bill H.R. 1, also known as the “For the People Act” the 791-page behemoth legislation that expands vote by mail and prevents states from enforcing voter identification requirements. Showbiz elites including Judd Apatow, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Debra Messing, Rob Reiner, and Amy Schumer are performing the hard sell, spinning the legislation as a safeguard against corruption. In actuality, the bill restores voting rights to convicted felons, protects illegal aliens, and empowers the federal government to grab election oversight from states.

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