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The New York elected officials calling for a ceasefire in Gaza - Vimarsana News

The New York elected officials calling for a ceasefire in Gaza

A growing number of politicians, labor unions, city councils and other organizations have joined the call for a ceasefire as the death toll increases.

How stupid does Trump think Black voters are? His prosecutions aren't discrimination - Vimarsana News

How stupid does Trump think Black voters are? His prosecutions aren't discrimination

Of course, he went there. But African Americans aren’t buying his indecent comparison — and they aren’t buying his mug shot T-shirts, either. From Toriano Porter:

Source: yahoo.com
Killer Mike's Arresting Grammy Night and Jay-Z's Quest for Validation - Vimarsana News

Killer Mike's Arresting Grammy Night and Jay-Z's Quest for Validation

By Stacy M. Brown | NNPA The Recording Academy and CBS Television have postponed the 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards Show scheduled for January 31 at Microsoft

Raymond Santana, member of Exonerated Five, shares his story with high school students in Yakima - Vimarsana News

Raymond Santana, member of Exonerated Five, shares his story with high school students in Yakima

For more than an hour, Raymond Santana shared that story with students from Eisenhower, Davis and Stanton High Schools. Students responded, asking questions about Santana’s experiences being pressured by police

From Central Park to Central Washington; Member of Exonerated 5 speaks at CWU - Vimarsana News

From Central Park to Central Washington; Member of Exonerated 5 speaks at CWU

ELLENSBURG, Wash.- 35 years after gathering national attention for an alleged attack on a woman at New York City's Central Park, Raymond Santana was at Central Washington University to share