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How MLK Jr. inspired this boy growing up with racial wounds - Vimarsana News

How MLK Jr. inspired this boy growing up with racial wounds

This quote from Martin Luther King Jr. has truly marked my life. As a young boy, I incurred all kinds of wounds related to racism. Because I grew up in a racially diverse family, I never fell comfortably into any one racial category in the eyes of others.

We need a third option in any referendum, says Labour's Pauline Bryan - Vimarsana News

We need a third option in any referendum, says Labour's Pauline Bryan

THE recent resurgence of interest in having a third option in any future referendum on independence gives an opportunity to take the debate back to…

VC investor Grant Verstandig donates $50M to MedStar Georgetown hospital expansion - Vimarsana News

VC investor Grant Verstandig donates $50M to MedStar Georgetown hospital expansion

Philanthropist Grant Verstandig gifted $50 million to MedStar Georgetown University Hospital for the hospital’s new medical and surgical pavilion.

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Racism and police: What a father of a black officer has to say - Vimarsana News

Racism and police: What a father of a black officer has to say

Both of my grandfathers were black, while one of my grandmothers was white and the other was black and Chinese. I also grew up in two very racially distinct neighborhoods. The area that I lived in was 95% black, but the neighborhood in which I attended school was 100% white. I was criticized for both being black and for not being black enough.

Racism and police: What a father of a black officer has to say - Vimarsana News

Racism and police: What a father of a black officer has to say

Both of my grandfathers were black, while one of my grandmothers was white and the other was black and Chinese. I also grew up in two very racially distinct neighborhoods. The area that I lived in was 95% black, but the neighborhood in which I attended school was 100% white. I was criticized for both being black and for not being black enough.