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Juneteenth 2023: What to know about the holiday in Kentucky - Vimarsana News

Juneteenth 2023: What to know about the holiday in Kentucky

As Juneteenth approaches, here's what to know about the holiday's history and how you can celebrate.

Yes, Systemic Racism is Real - Vimarsana News

Yes, Systemic Racism is Real

"We know that disparities exist and we don't fix them, which is a system of racism." The only way to correct systemic racism is to put a system in place that addresses it. Michael Harriot takes on the naysayers who claim systemic racism isn't real by providing several examples throughout the American education system, criminal justice system, and more that prove that it is. 

CRT vs Critical Race Theory Part 3 - Vimarsana News

CRT vs Critical Race Theory Part 3

"They are fighting against telling the truth. They are fighting to teach kids lies." In the conclusion of this three-part series, Michael Harriot calls out the lawmakers and racist Americans who are pushing the false CRT narrative that is not rooted in historical fact.

CRT vs Critical Race Theory Part 2 - Vimarsana News

CRT vs Critical Race Theory Part 2

"They say critical race theory means America is a racist country. It doens't mean that." As Michael Harriot's series explaining the two CRTs continues, he introduces you to the man we have to thank for the recent CRT movement that is based on lies. He'll explain Christopher Rufo's agenda to rebrand critical race theory and how he's managed to convince dozens of states to follow his lead.

How Black farmers are making inroads into the cannabis industry - Vimarsana News

How Black farmers are making inroads into the cannabis industry

Black farmers are looking to the cannabis industry in the U.S. to spur generational wealth in the Black community after decades of grappling with the hardships of being locked out of the agricultural industry and land ownership.

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