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Meanwhile, 40% of those who trust far-right 'news' say violence might be necessary to 'save' the country - Vimarsana News

Meanwhile, 40% of those who trust far-right 'news' say violence might be necessary to 'save' the country

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What the Rittenhouse verdict portends about the future of American democracy - Vimarsana News

What the Rittenhouse verdict portends about the future of American democracy

For those who recall the grotesque circus of George Zimmerman’s 2013 trial, Kyle Rittenhouse’s acquittal felt painfully familiar. Like Zimmerman, the self-appointed neighborhood watchman who...

What the Rittenhouse verdict and Republican lawmakers' embrace of violence portends for the future of American democracy | Columns | Orlando - Vimarsana News

What the Rittenhouse verdict and Republican lawmakers' embrace of violence portends for the future of American democracy | Columns | Orlando

For those who recall the grotesque circus of George Zimmerman’s 2013 trial, Kyle Rittenhouse’s acquittal felt painfully familiar. Like Zimmerman, the self-appointed neighborhood watchman who...

I'm A White Mom Teaching My Black Son To Drive. I'm Terrified For His Safety. - Vimarsana News

I'm A White Mom Teaching My Black Son To Drive. I'm Terrified For His Safety.

I'm A White Mom Teaching My Black Son To Drive. I'm Terrified For His Safety. "When my son gets his license and I send him off in the family SUV ... I will see a nearly 9-year-old. ... But will police officers see a dangerous Black man?" SDI Productions via Getty Images "We share the stories from the news, going beyond the hashtags, trying to achieve a balance of education without hopelessness," the author writes. Growing up on a farm in Iowa, I spent hours next to my dad in the front seat of his pickup. When my legs finally grew long enough to reach the pedals, I occasionally slid behind the...