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Convictions of 110 black soldiers for 1917 Houston riot overturned by Army - Vimarsana News

Convictions of 110 black soldiers for 1917 Houston riot overturned by Army

The convictions of 110 black soldiers following the 1917 Houston riot are slated to be overturned by the United States Army.

Two Black Men Recount Their Childhood Trauma of Being Arrested, Jailed, and Beaten After White Girl Kissed Them on the Cheek - Vimarsana News

Two Black Men Recount Their Childhood Trauma of Being Arrested, Jailed, and Beaten After White Girl Kissed Them on the Cheek

In one fateful moment, the lives of James Hanover Thompson and David Simpson were forever changed, destroying their childhood innocence and perpetually tying them to “The Kissing Case.”

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Program that paid $53 million to Lexington landlords for rent ends Dec. 1. Now what? - Vimarsana News

Program that paid $53 million to Lexington landlords for rent ends Dec. 1. Now what?

The program helped pay past-due rent for one in 10 renters in Fayette County. The pandemic-era program will be out of money come Dec. 1.

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Program that paid $53 million to Lexington landlords for rent ends Dec. 1. Now what? - Vimarsana News

Program that paid $53 million to Lexington landlords for rent ends Dec. 1. Now what?

The program helped pay past-due rent for one in 10 renters in Fayette County. The pandemic-era program will be out of money come Dec. 1.

Source: aol.com
Program that paid $53 million to Lexington landlords for rent ends Dec. 1. Now what? - Vimarsana News

Program that paid $53 million to Lexington landlords for rent ends Dec. 1. Now what?

The program helped pay past-due rent for one in 10 renters in Fayette County. The pandemic-era program will be out of money come Dec. 1.

Source: aol.com