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A People's Prosperity - resilience - Vimarsana News

A People's Prosperity - resilience

A growing number of organizations around the U.S. and beyond are already reenvisioning growth and prosperity in ways that advance communal needs and planetary stewardship.

What St. Petersburg, Pinellas elected leaders say about the Rays deal - Vimarsana News

What St. Petersburg, Pinellas elected leaders say about the Rays deal

Many of the city and county’s elected leaders said they are optimistic but want to know more about the deal’s financials and the team’s obligations.

Journalists seeking justice - - Vimarsana News

Journalists seeking justice -

Report: (Irfan Athar Mangi) Pakistan is considered among the countries that are considered dangerous and unsafe for journalists in terms of restrictions on expression. In Pakistan, journalists are killed even while performing their duties and it becomes difficult for the heirs of such slain journalists to get justice. According to Freedom Network's 'Annual Impunity Report'

Farrakhan follow Florida city councilman leaves than vote antisemitism - Vimarsana News

Farrakhan follow Florida city councilman leaves than vote antisemitism

John Muhammad suggested that its wording was too “loose” and that “its subjective nature determining what constitutes hatred towards Jews” could lead to “the suppression of legitimate free speech.”

Source: jpost.com
Farrakhan follower on Florida city council skips vote on antisemitism resolution - Vimarsana News

Farrakhan follower on Florida city council skips vote on antisemitism resolution

Brother John Muhammad acknowledges 'urgent need to combat antisemitism' but expresses concerns over free speech and 'loose' definitions