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CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings March 29, 2016 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings March 29, 2016

And if it is so we have the courts to tell what it means and that is fine on the other branches. Lives as well as he spent too. A discussion about race hosted by the Aspen Institute at the newseum. This is in downtown washington, d. C. Right between the capital and the white house along pennsylvania avenue. They will focus on new attitudes, opportunities, challenge for people of color in the United States in the 21st century. This is expected to run into the afternoon and we will be hearing from several panels of speakers. We will hear first from some the people involved in putting this togeth...

CSPAN3 Key Capitol Hill Hearings March 31, 2016 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN3 Key Capitol Hill Hearings March 31, 2016

Comfortable, feel safe. I assume we have an obligation to make sure that we protect them. Yes. I think that, you know, we are talking about microgressions but stereotyping has not only to do with black students and hispanic students, latino students but also has to do with religious minorities, especially those who you might be able to tell from either their dress or where they might be from and people might make stereotypes out of those out of nothose assumptions. Yeah, id only say yes and only add what were actually seeing now on College Campuses is this stuff is showing up digitally as well...

Camden Native and Rutgers Law School 2021 Graduate Prepares for A Career of Advocacy for Her Community : Rutgers-Camden Campus News - Vimarsana News

Camden Native and Rutgers Law School 2021 Graduate Prepares for A Career of Advocacy for Her Community : Rutgers-Camden Campus News

Growing up in Camden, Jenise Rivera witnessed police officers stopping friends and neighbors – mostly Hispanic males – randomly. “Police asked people questions that shouldn’t really matter,” Rivera says. “Like when people were hanging around just talking, sitting on steps outside their homes, and kids doing what they normally do, being rambunctious.” National distrust between minority communities and the criminal justice system – born from years of injustices – prompted Rivera to pursue a career in law, where she can use her skills to represent and advocate for her community...