By Diane Rado and Juan Perez Jr. Article Submission The state has spent more than $20 million in the past decade to develop 1,000 teachers who would work in distressed public schools and boost the number
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Ukraine-Russia Truce Crumbles as Rebels Press Debaltsevo
By Polly Mosendz Article Reprint With pro-Russian rebels reportedly advancing on the Ukrainian city of Debaltsevo, a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine that was carefully negotiated by European leaders has effectively ended Tuesday.
Read moreFederal Judge Blocks Obama’s Executive Action On Immigration Until Lawsuit From 26 States Is Resolved
By Aditya Tejas Article Reprint A federal judge ruled that the executive action on immigration reform by U.S. President Barack Obama must be temporarily halted while a lawsuit against the president is dealt with. The federal
Read moreWorkers Awarded $15,000,000 After Bosses Called Them ‘N–gers’ and Separated Them by Race
Seven workers at a trucking company in Denver filed a lawsuit in 2010 claiming that managers called black workers “lazy, stupid Africans” and segregated them from white workers. By: Stephen A. Crockett Jr. Article Reprint
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Read morePresident Obama Do The Right Thing: Lift Zimbabwe Sanctions Now
By: Amadi Ajamu Article Reprint AFRICANGLOBE – On January 30, the 54 nations of the African Union Assembly of Heads of State and Government unanimously elected Robert G. Mugabe, President of the Republic of Zimbabwe,
Read moreIt’s More Obvious Than Ever Pantaleo Should Have Been Charged With Eric Garner’s Death
By: Christina Sterbenz Article Reprint AFRICANGLOBE – On Tuesday, a grand jury indicted Peter Liang, the NYPD officer responsible for shooting and killing Akai Gurley, a 28-year-old unarmed Black man, in the stairwell of his Brooklyn
Read moreLA Schools Will Fight Thousands Of Deportations
By:Blake Neff Article Reprint Over 1,700 illegal immigrants could be blocked from deportation after the Los Angeles Unified School District voted Tuesday to allow its staff attorneys to represent students at deportation hearings.
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