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Lyoya remembered on billboard as fight for justice continues - Vimarsana News

Lyoya remembered on billboard as fight for justice continues

A year after his death, a Grand Rapids group organized to put up a billboard advocating "Justice4Patrick"

Police reforms tested in city where officer killed Black man - Vimarsana News

Police reforms tested in city where officer killed Black man

City leaders say policing reforms and outreach to Grand Rapids’ Black community, including the clergy, helped to keep the peace after Lyoya’s slaying

Source: wilx.com
Police reforms tested in Grand Rapids after death of Patrick Lyoya - Vimarsana News

Police reforms tested in Grand Rapids after death of Patrick Lyoya

The Rev. James Stokes remembers Grand Rapids following the slaying of George Floyd, when demonstrations devolved into rioting that left businesses damaged and scores of people arrested.

Source: wxyz.com
Detroit teen killed in double shooting • Spike leaving Mojo in the Morning • Trump expected to turn self in - Vimarsana News

Detroit teen killed in double shooting • Spike leaving Mojo in the Morning • Trump expected to turn self in

In Tuesday's News Hit: - A 16-year-old Detroit resident was the latest victim of the city's gun violence problem after being shot Monday - Spike is leaving the popular Metro Detroit morning radio show Mojo in the Morning - Former President Donald Trump is expected to turn himself in to be officially arraigned after being indicted in New York.

Where's our Black bereavement leave? | THE Campus Learn, Share, Connect - Vimarsana News

Where's our Black bereavement leave? | THE Campus Learn, Share, Connect

HE routinely ignores the emotional needs of Black faculty and staff, particularly after traumatic events, and it’s time for that to change, says Angel Jones