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Press release: Black History Month MLB club activities - Vimarsana News

Press release: Black History Month MLB club activities

Arizona Diamondbacks • The D-backs Black Professionals & Allies Team Player Resource Group in collaboration with MLB’s Black Professionals BRG are hosting a virtual career showcase featuring African-Americans in baseball. Speakers will include D-backs scout James “Bump” Merriweather, Sports Agent Lonnie Murray, Former General Manager Dave Stewart, Jerry Hairston Jr., and additional guests to be announced. Atlanta Braves • Braves social activation Baseball Cards: Every Wednesday in February, the Braves will release seven baseball cards on their social platforms of the most prominent Bl...

Source: mlb.com
The Coronavirus Exposes America's Public Health Crisis: Racism (Virtual) - Vimarsana News

The Coronavirus Exposes America's Public Health Crisis: Racism (Virtual)

The Coronavirus Exposes America’s Public Health Crisis: Racism (Virtual) Wednesday February 10, 2021 Free The COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately impacted African Americans and other marginalized populations, heightening awareness of racism as the root of America’s public health crisis. Dr. Cristina M. Greer, Associate Professor of Political Science at Fordham University, moderates a discussion in three parts to examine the impact of Covid-19 and the need to retool healthcare to improve health outcomes for African Americans and other marginalized people. COVID-1...

Source: wgbh.org
The Electoral College: Is Reform Needed? (Virtual) - Vimarsana News

The Electoral College: Is Reform Needed? (Virtual)

The Electoral College: Is Reform Needed? (Virtual) Wednesday December 16, 2020 Free As we move past the contentious 2020 election, one particular question has surfaced once again this election cycle: Is the way we elect the President in this country still working? The electoral college – our nation’s complicated method of electing presidents – has been under fire since its inception more than 200 years ago. The system allows one candidate to win the popular vote but another to win the electoral vote and thus the Presidency. Four candidates in U.S. history have w...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20181206:18:46:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20181206:18:46:00

The last time there was this major releases about a decade ago. apparently it didn't change things for the better. i would say it did change things for the bit in terms of releasing the resources that those countries used for other purposes especially the investments in social saves israel and egypt but it did not solve the problem of accumulation of it which we still have and out say that the beast is different now because that time a lot of the credit was from the truck run by law to institutions but now you have countries offering loans to countries with sober in bones which means that they...