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‘How can a police officer have a pot belly?’ – Tanzania removes potbellied officers off the street
Authorities in Tanzania are redeploying potbellied traffic police officers. Interior Minister George Simbachewere contended that the move was necessary because such officers are embarrassment to the police...
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Benjamin Spencer becomes the first Black dean of America’s oldest law school
A. Benjamin Spencer has made history by becoming the new dean of the oldest law school in America – The William & Mary Law School. The appointment is expected to take effect on July 1, 2020....
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‘Unfortunate COVID-19 didn’t wipe out blacks’ – Louisiana cop fired for racist Facebook post
A white Louisiana police officer, who in a racist Facebook post, said it is “unfortunate” the coronavirus pandemic hadn’t wiped out black people in the United States has been fired. Steven...
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Wilson Jerman, White House butler who served 11 POTUS dies with COVID-19
Wilson Roosevelt Jerman was a former White House butler. Believed to be one of the longest-serving employees of the White House, Jerman served 11 United States presidents in a career spanning five decades....
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From death row to science degree holder; the touching story of Ryan Mathews
Ryan Matthews was 17 when he came into contact with America’s justice system. Mathews’ encounter with the discriminatory system led to his incarceration two years later for a crime he knew...
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Uproar after white man is buried in a historically black cemetery
A vice president of an Alabama cemetery, historically reserved for Black families, has resigned from the cemetery’s board. Reverend James Ruttlen, the vice president of the Samson Community Cemetery...
