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'The plague that is often taboo': Religious leaders discuss racism, religion, faith Jan. 25, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail STAMFORD — Fittingly, Stamford Stands Against Racism’s first discussion on racism and faith opened with a prayer. “We come together today in a spirit of listening and learning — to engage with one another around the topic and the plague that is often taboo to discuss in our culture: racism,” said the Rev. Shelley Donaldon of First Presbyterian Church. “It is racism that plagues us all regardless of who we are, or where we come from, or what race we identify as,”...

chairman of the democratic national committee. >> rain and possible flooding from the upper midwest to the mississippi valley with heaviest downpours in minneapolis, des moines and st. louis. rain in northern new england and scattered showers and thunderstorms in south texas and florida. >> 90 in miami, 75 in baltimore and 72 right here in new york. highs mostly in the 70s across the midwest. just 63 in colorado springs but sacramento hits 97 and boise 90. >> well, she is just about as adorable as any three-month-old and she is finally ready to face her public. >> introducing minari...

clinical trials. while the vaccine was somewhat effective against a strain of aids prevalent in thailand, it's unclear whether it will work in straens in say the u.s. or africa. but there is no question this a much needed victory in a disease that infects nearly 7,500 people every day. >> if we can stop those new infections, we have a chance to spare millions and millions of people. >> as one scientist said, it's not the end game. this is the beginning >> massachusetts governor patrick has granted one of senator kennedy's dying wishes. senator kennedy had hoped he would be replaced b...