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L.A. Firestorms Destroy A Historic Black Community
The Eaton wildfire in Los Angeles has resulted in at least 10 fatalities, the destruction of thousands of homes, and the displacement of 180,000 residents, with a significant impact on the Black community in Altadena, where many Black homeowners had established generational wealth.
Flint Residents Still Waiting: Justice Delayed In Water Crisis Settlement
The Special Master's report on the claims process for the Flint water crisis indicates that thousands of reconsideration requests remain under review, and no payment notices have been issued, underscoring the ongoing struggle for justice and compensation for the affected Flint residents.
From Head Start To HBCU To Harvard: One Man’s Story
Know that your child’s involvement in Head Start will be the best investment in their educational experience that you can offer them. The holistic approach to learning — physical care for self, care for your peers, and learning how to exist in the world around you
Los Angeles’s Historic Black Community Devastated By Eaton Canyon Fires
The Eaton Canyon fires in Altadena and Pasadena have left a historic Black community nearly wiped out, with over 1,000 structures destroyed, five residents killed, and thousands displaced.
Seattle Welcomes Rescue Pets From Los Angeles Amid Wildfire Crisis
A private flight transported nearly 40 dogs and 18 cats from Los Angeles to Seattle to alleviate overcrowded shelters, with the animals receiving care and medical attention at Seattle Humane.
Celebrating the Life And Legacy Of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. With Seattle Medium
The Seattle Medium, led by Editor Chris B. Bennett, is honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy by highlighting the lasting importance of his message and promoting equity and justice across all sectors.
Fire Department Funding And Recruitment Policy Come Under Scrutiny As Deadly Los Angeles Blazes Rage On
The Los Angeles Fire Department is under scrutiny for emphasizing diversity, equity, and inclusion alongside a $17.4 million budget reduction, affecting its wildfire response capabilities.
Meta Ends Its DEI Programs As Zuckerberg Blasts Biden On Joe Rogan
Meta is discontinuing its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in response to evolving legal and policy frameworks, shifting its focus to equitable and consistent practices aimed at reducing bias for everyone.
GOP Bill Proposes State Authority To Sue Over Immigration Policies
The Laken Riley Act, advancing through the Senate after House approval, empowers states to litigate against federal immigration enforcement decisions and mandates foreign nations to accept deportable nationals.
Special Counsel Jack Smith Has Resigned
Special Counsel Jack Smith has resigned from the Justice Department effective Friday. The Attorney General has indicated he would not release the special counsel's report on investigations into former President Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election and the alleged mishandling of classified documents after Trump left office.