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Who is Kevin Troy Williamson? Florida Man Who Attacked Black Woman at Gas Station In 'Racist Rampage' Arrested, Charged with Battery [VIDEO] - Vimarsana News

Who is Kevin Troy Williamson? Florida Man Who Attacked Black Woman at Gas Station In 'Racist Rampage' Arrested, Charged with Battery [VIDEO]

Williamson, 59, has been charged with battery after he was caught on camera assaulting a Black woman at a gas station in Jacksonville, Florida.

Source: ibtimes.sg
The Skanner News - Oregon High School on Probation After Racist Behavior Probe - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - Oregon High School on Probation After Racist Behavior Probe

 An investigator determined that Clatskanie High School girls basketball players “more likely than not” used racist language against members of the De La Salle team

The Skanner News - Oregon High School on Probation After Racist Behavior Probe - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - Oregon High School on Probation After Racist Behavior Probe

 An investigator determined that Clatskanie High School girls basketball players “more likely than not” used racist language against members of the De La Salle team

Professors Teach Preschoolers to See Color as Childhood Innocence Gets 'Debunked' - Vimarsana News

Professors Teach Preschoolers to See Color as Childhood Innocence Gets 'Debunked'

It's time for 'linguistic justice.'

Racist language may soon be gone from Alabama's constitution - Vimarsana News

Racist language may soon be gone from Alabama's constitution

When Alabama’s state constitution was written in 1901 by 155 white men, their goal was to “establish white supremacy in this state.” The document has been hotly debated ever since. Earlier this month, the state legislature took an important step: voting unanimously to delete the racist language that remains in the document. Special Correspondent Megan Thompson reports.

Source: pbs.org