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Rosedale: 100 Years | Centennial of mayor's racist 1923 banishment order nears - Vimarsana News

Rosedale: 100 Years | Centennial of mayor's racist 1923 banishment order nears

Sometime back in the 1990s, Mary Carol “Butchie” Edwards read a column in The Tribune-Democrat about the 1923 Rosedale incident and, much to her surprise, saw the name “Joseph Grachan.”

Johnstown residents point to impact of King's 'I Have a Dream' speech 60 years ago - Vimarsana News

Johnstown residents point to impact of King's 'I Have a Dream' speech 60 years ago

Two significant anniversaries dealing with race relations – one local, one national – will occur within the coming days.

Rosedale: 100 Years | Deadly Johnstown shooting sparked KKK-backed banishment of Black residents in 1923 - Vimarsana News

Rosedale: 100 Years | Deadly Johnstown shooting sparked KKK-backed banishment of Black residents in 1923

Sometime back in the 1990s, Mary Carol “Butchie” Edwards read a column in The Tribune-Democrat about the 1923 Rosedale incident and, much to her surprise, saw the name “Joseph Grachan.”

Melissa McCarthy Explains How She Started Advocating For Herself After Experiencing A Hostile Toxic Work Environment - - Vimarsana News

Melissa McCarthy Explains How She Started Advocating For Herself After Experiencing A Hostile Toxic Work Environment -

After the racially charged backlash for the new The Little Mermaid, Melissa McCarthy advises The Little Mermaid star and singer Halle Bailey to advocate for herself. Unfortunately, McCarthy learned to do this the hard way after experiencing a toxic work environment on set.  McCarthy says one person she worked for

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Opinion: For All Our 'Progress' As A Country, Teaching Black History Is Too High A Price To Pay - Vimarsana News

Opinion: For All Our 'Progress' As A Country, Teaching Black History Is Too High A Price To Pay

Opinion: For All Our 'Progress' As A Country, Teaching Black History Is Too High A Price To Pay