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Civil Rights Groups Call For Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge To Be Renamed Due To Namesake's Slavery Ties - Vimarsana News

Civil Rights Groups Call For Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge To Be Renamed Due To Namesake's Slavery Ties

The group suggests renaming the bridge in honor of the late U.S. Representative Parren J. Mitchell, the first African-American elected to the House of Representatives.

Tory: The American Political Party That Shaped History - Vimarsana News

Tory: The American Political Party That Shaped History

With us, you can learn about the fascinating journey of the Conservative Party, uncover its beliefs, rise to prominence, and leave a lasting legacy as we look back on how it shaped American politics.The Tory party was a significant political entity that had a significant impact on American history. The Conservative party left a lasting

Bill Gates-Backed Politician Tells Church to Conduct Gay Marriages - Vimarsana News

Bill Gates-Backed Politician Tells Church to Conduct Gay Marriages

UK cabinet minister Penny Mordaunt has called on the Church of England to wed same-sex couples in an act of interference in church matters. 

Church of England Begins BLM-Style Review of Thousands of Monuments - Vimarsana News

Church of England Begins BLM-Style Review of Thousands of Monuments

9 May 2021 The Anglican Church will embark upon a review of thousands of historical monuments which reference the British Empire or the slave trade, as the Church continues with its Black Lives Matter-inspired agenda. The Church of England, which campaigned for the abolition of slavery since the early 1800s, is set to issue guidance this week to its 12,500 parishes and 42 cathedrals, calling for a review of supposedly problematic monuments. Monuments or plaques with so-called contested heritage could be contextualised, altered, relocated, or even removed. Some could be left untouched, but th...