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George Long: New Mexico pioneer of civil rights - Vimarsana News

George Long: New Mexico pioneer of civil rights

The first African American graduate from UNM’s School of Law was denied service at Oklahoma Joe’s in Albuquerque due to race. It sparked outrage on campus.

Source: koat.com
Apple Invents Moisture-Insensitive Optical Touch Sensors that will allow an iPhone Display to Function Under Water+ - Vimarsana News

Apple Invents Moisture-Insensitive Optical Touch Sensors that will allow an iPhone Display to Function Under Water+

Apple has been working on an iPhone functioning under water for years now. Patently Apple has covered one for iPhone GUIs with Special Wet Modes and another covering an 'Underwater mode' to allow users to take photos and videos while snorkeling+. Today the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple that relates to a future iPhone having an optical touch sensor that is insensitive to the presence of moisture ...

Tamela Mann: Tiny Desk Concert - Vimarsana News

Tamela Mann: Tiny Desk Concert

It's impossible to tell the history of Black people in America without the gospel, and Tamela Mann represented at NPR headquarters.

Source: gpb.org
Tamela Mann: Tiny Desk Concert - Vimarsana News

Tamela Mann: Tiny Desk Concert

It's impossible to tell the history of Black people in America without the gospel, and Tamela Mann represented at NPR headquarters.

Source: npr.org
Michigan teacher unions back Right-to-Work repeal though it won't help them - Vimarsana News

Michigan teacher unions back Right-to-Work repeal though it won't help them

If the state law is repealed, public school teachers and other government employees will still be governed by a 2018 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that prevents unions from requiring public employees to pay union dues. But labor leaders want to be prepared if that changes.