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Affidavit reveals new details about slaying of Marisela Botello Valadez, the Seattle woman who went missing on trip to Dallas

Affidavit reveals new details about slaying of Marisela Botello Valadez, the Seattle woman who went missing on trip to Dallas Charles Anthony Beltran, who faces a capital murder charge, reportedly told detectives he fled the scene after waking up as a woman was attacking Botello with a knife. File photo.(LM Otero / The Associated Press) 4:44 PM on Apr 29, 2021 CDT Two women arrested in the slaying of a Seattle woman who disappeared in Dallas face new charges, and court documents reveal additional details about the case. Authorities filed one count each of tampering with or fabricating physical evidence against Lisa Jo Dykes, 57, and Nina Tamar Marano, 49, earlier this month in connection with the death of Marisela Botello Valadez, court records show.

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What novel idea do Millis Library Friends have brewing? Find out here

Country Gazette MILLIS Fundraising and pandemics aren t exactly two things that make for a natural partnership, meaning many local organizations have had to find novel ways to bring people together virtually in support of their missions. The Friends of the Millis Public Library have taken this charge quite literally with an upcoming fundraiser they call A Novel Occasion. The group, led by President Sandra Scott, is bringing together 10 well-known authors some of whose names have been bandied about on New York Times bestsellers lists for a live virtual meetup to talk about their latest works and the writing process next Saturday, May 1, from 12-2:30 p.m.

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Tras veredicto en caso Floyd, legisladores proponen formas de reinventar la vigilancia policial en Metro Atlanta

Tras veredicto en caso Floyd, legisladores proponen formas de reinventar la vigilancia policial en Metro Atlanta
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No Democracy Without Black Women - Ms Magazine

Why are there limitations to the growth of Black women in state legislatures? Kamala Harris at a health care rally in 2017. (Wikimedia Commons) This past November, we witnessed a historic moment in politics with the election of Vice President Kamala Harris, an Indian American and Black woman. This, coupled with the record number of Black women candidates and newly elected officials may mark the beginning of a shift. However, too many Americans believed that “we have overcome.” The victories shifted the conversation but unfortunately have not moved the needle enough on Black women’s representation in state legislatures. In a recent report by State Innovation Exchange (SiX) and the National Organization of Black Elected Legislative Women (NOBEL Women), just 4.82 percent of state legislators are Black women (356 out of 7,383 legislators). This problem caused by the racialized patriarchy so entrenched in this country, of which the progressive movement is not immune has wide-r

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Criminal reform package in Georgia | Sandra Scott

Georgia state representative presents criminal reform package as Derek Chauvin trial ends The conversations the trial and the death of George Floyd have sparked surrounding police reform have only begun. Author: Maddie Ray Updated: 3:24 PM EDT April 19, 2021 ATLANTA The murder trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd delivered closing arguments on Monday. However, the conversations the trial and the death of George Floyd have sparked surrounding police reform have only begun. People are tired, they are fed up, they re angry, they re afraid, and people need answers, said Sandra Scott. I introduced this legislation, criminal justice reform package, at the end of the last session with the death of Ahmaud Aubrey. I heard the crowds of the people and I went into action, Scott explained.

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