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CNNW The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer June 22, 2020 - Vimarsana News

CNNW The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer June 22, 2020

He talks about Hillary Clinton as well. He says in 2016 i voted for trump over Hillary Clinton. Now having seen this president up close, i cannot do this ag n again. My concern is for the country and does not represent the republican cause i want to back. He insisted in this interview that voting for biden was not betraying the Republican Party because he said he didnt believe that President Trump represented the party. He goes on to say the president does not have a philosophical grounding or strategy. He says theres confusion over the National Interest and his personal interest, which is ver...

An Open Letter to Richard, and Other Young Black People - Vimarsana News

An Open Letter to Richard, and Other Young Black People

BENEATH THE SPIN • ERIC L. WATTREE  

Google Doodle marks Juneteenth and celebrates the federal holiday - Vimarsana News

Google Doodle marks Juneteenth and celebrates the federal holiday

Google marked Juneteenth with a Google Doodle on the event's third iteration as a national federal holiday. The art was by illustrator Laura Freeman who described it as 'a real honour.'

Juneteenth flag: What does it look like? What to know, how to honor it - Vimarsana News

Juneteenth flag: What does it look like? What to know, how to honor it

A Virginia city faced some backlash for merging July 4th and Juneteenth decor. Here's what an expert says about how to honor the holiday.

'The Grio Daily': America didn't free the slaves. The slaves freed America - Vimarsana News

'The Grio Daily': America didn't free the slaves. The slaves freed America

On Juneteenth, Michael Harriot reminds us not to get it twisted. More enslaved people freed themselves than the Emancipation Proclamation.