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Black Amazon Driver Says Two White Women Assaulted Her on the Job - Vimarsana News

Black Amazon Driver Says Two White Women Assaulted Her on the Job

Amaiya Miller says she was only trying to get a package to a residence as per her instructions when she was accosted by two elderly women who got physical.

Source: bet.com
Mother, lawyer react after charges dropped following Kenosha Applebee's arrest - Vimarsana News

Mother, lawyer react after charges dropped following Kenosha Applebee's arrest

Court records show a judge dismissed all charges against a couple wrongfully arrested in July. Kenosha police denied WISN 12's multiple requests for comment this week.

Source: wisn.com
AI Disproportionately Exposes Shoppers Of Color To Racial Profiling - Vimarsana News

AI Disproportionately Exposes Shoppers Of Color To Racial Profiling

AI-Powered Facial Recognition Technology Disproportionately Exposes Shoppers Of Color To Racial Profiling

Source: forbes.com
NNPA President Discusses Menthol Ban Delay with CNN - Vimarsana News

NNPA President Discusses Menthol Ban Delay with CNN

“We must have a Racial Impact Study before a ban is passed.” By Black Press USA The Biden-Harris administration will not announce a decision to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored tobacco until March 2024 or later. The administration says it will continue meeting with groups in the coming months to understand more about the unintended

Texas' New Immigration Law Will Lead to More Policing With Less Accountability - Vimarsana News

Texas' New Immigration Law Will Lead to More Policing With Less Accountability

S.B. 4 will let officers arrest people well beyond the border. It also “provides civil immunity and indemnification” for state officials who get sued for enforcing it.

Source: yahoo.com