London to get memorial honouring victims of slavery
The Mayor of London spoke to The Voice about his vision to tackle institutional racism ahead of this year’s International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade
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The Mayor of London spoke to The Voice about his vision to tackle institutional racism ahead of this year’s International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade
Design for Freedom busca aumentar a conscientização e inspirar respostas para interromper o trabalho forçado na cadeia de suprimentos de materiais de construção
This statue defend the way out tribe? >> the representation of that era, i don't know if you're familiar with the history, but they were the ancestral people of the mckinley territory. mckinley also, even though he was never there in humboldt county, what he did as president severely affected the native americans. >> tucker: in the 1860s when they were fighting slavery, i think we can agree it was a virtuous thing, he was president for a term in a very short. matt, what did he do specifically to hurt the wiyot tribe? speak out
Remember. >> what do you think? >> i wonder why what you think about how riled up the left is about snowden? >> well, it's mixed. there's some people in the net roots very upset about -- they're for him. they like assange and like him. they're basically questioning the establishment. there are other people like me, i find this a hard one because i want to know what he told me. but a lot of times people do things, you don't like them but you like what they did because you learn more. nobody else told me what was going on. feinstein didn't tell me. this guy did. >> what's your sense of what the ...
involved in the massacre. they think that robert bales should be tried under afghan law. there's been an outpooring of support for muamba. he suffered a cardiac arrest during a match on saturday. doctors say he will remain under anesthesia for 24 hours. those are the headlines from cnn. i'm monita rajpal. "world business today" starts right now. good morning. from cnn london, i'm nina dos santos. >> and a good afternoon, from cnn hong kong. top stories for monday, march 19th. the head of the imf hails china's economic progress. but also that now is the time to do more. was it c...