# Racism
Elon Musk's Fremont Plant Sued Over Threats to Black Factory Workers.
Black workers at the main Tesla plant in Fremont, California have routinely been subjected to racist slurs and graffiti, including swastikas and nooses, according to a new lawsuit filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).
Another Reason to Dislike Elon Musk – Tesla Sued Over Threats to Black Factory Workers.
Black workers at the main Tesla plant in Fremont, California have routinely been subjected to racist slurs and graffiti, including swastikas and nooses, according to a new lawsuit filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).
Honoring Nisei WW2 Heroes: Go For Broke Gala
The Go For Broke National Education Center is an organization based in the Little Tokyo (Japan Town) section of Los Angeles, California. They are committed to telling and preserving the legacy and story of the Japanese American (Nisei or second generation Americans) soldiers who served in the U.S. Army during World War II.
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White NYC Neighbor Sprays Black Partygoers with Garden Hose
Newly released video footage depicts a distressing incident in which a white neighbor turned a garden hose on predominantly black guests attending a dinner party in Queens. The recording, made public by the attendees' attorneys on Wednesday evening, captures the moment when Marcus Rosebrock, the neighbor, allegedly initiated the water-based assault. Initially, attendees can be seen wiping their faces and laughing in response to the light misting.
Biden's Racial Remarks Continue and Spark Outrage and Dwindling Support
In recent years, Joe Biden's history of racially insensitive remarks has generated significant controversy and led to declining support among minority voters. Criticized for their racial undertones and perceived insensitivity towards the Black community, Biden's comments, such as his infamous statement suggesting that those who do not vote for him 'ain't Black,' have drawn widespread condemnation.
Today in History, September 27
Across the spectrum of time, some days stand out due to their weight in history, shaped by events that have lasting global implications. September 27th is one such day, bearing witness to diverse happenings that left profound impacts on society, culture, politics, and science. This article embarks on a journey through five such events, corroborated with appropriate references.
Unacceptable: Gymnastics Ireland Official denied Black gymnast her medal
In a distressing incident that highlights a concerning occurrence, a young Black gymnast was unfairly deprived of the recognition she rightfully deserved at a Gymstart event held in Dublin during March 2022. The event was meant to be a moment of triumph, a time to celebrate the culmination of her efforts alongside her fellow gymnasts. However, the experience took a distressing turn as she was unjustly denied her medal by an official representing Gymnastics Ireland, raising concerns of racism.
Race Matters Spotlight: Liz K. Sheehan
Race Matters Spotlight features individuals in our community who wish to voice their opinions and perspectives regarding racial equity. By modeling how to discuss race in our society, our hope is that it will prompt us all to be more mindful and willing to have the necessary conversations regarding racism within our circles and peer groups, and normalize making those potentially awkward conversations more commonplace.
Black Political Opinion: Does Joe Biden have a "boy" problem? Calls rapper LL Cool J by racial slur
President Biden refers to rapper LL Cool J as ‘boy’ while speaking to Congressional Black Caucus. Earlier this year I wrote an Op-Ed Black history lesson for Joe Biden, why you don't call a Black man "boy". I wrote this during Black History month in response to Joe Biden calling Wes Moore, the 44-year-old Black Governor of Maryland, “boy”.
Hate Crime Attack: Asian American Museum in Seattle
An Asian American museum in Seattle was targeted. The Wing Luke Museum in Seattle, Washington, is located in the International District. The museum contains historic photographs, artwork, and text about the story of Asian Americans. It helps to tell the history of Americans of Asian descent and their life in the United States.
A girl left school in tears parents were shocked when they found out what the school did.
As we all know, the first day back at school is usually a time of excitement and stories about summer adventures. But for 12-year-old Nevie Rowbottom, the day became a painful experience she'll never forget.
Miss Colombia Finalist Says She Tried To Lighten Her Skin With Clorox Following Racist Comments Online
Former Miss Colombia contender and Journalist Lina María Hurtado has recently revealed how racist comments on social media ultimately triggered a childhood memory surrounding her complexion.
BMI: The Controversial Number with a Dark and Racist History
Exiting the physician's clinic, one might quickly hide away their medical summary, especially if it glaringly displays "overweight" or "obesity." For many, this three-letter acronym, the Body Mass Index (BMI), has evolved into an unsolicited badge of judgment. It's not just a reflection of one's physique but also an indicator of health and, by extension, character.
Dove Joins With BLM-activist UVA Student Who Allegedly Wrongly Accused White UVA Student of Racism
Charlottesville, VA - Dove, a globally recognized skincare brand known for championing inclusivity and diversity, has unveiled its latest collaboration with Zyahna Bryant, a University of Virginia student and activist. Bryant has notably been at the forefront of both the Black Lives Matter movement and the body positivity campaigns, particularly in Virginia.
Pitt County man wrongfully convicted seeks pardon from Governor Cooper
A Pitt County man who was exonerated for a crime he did not commit is now seeking a pardon from Governor Roy Cooper. Pastor Darron Carmon served eight years of a 40-year prison sentence for robbery with a dangerous weapon.
White Supremacist Indicted on Gun, Drug Charges
Danny Ray Boree (38, Keystone Heights), a member of The Unforgiven, a violent white supremacy gang, was indicted for conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute 5 grams or more of methamphetamine and possession with the intent to distribute 5 grams or more of methamphetamine. U.S. Attorney Roger B. Handberg announced the indictment.
Erica Mena Issues Public Apology Following Controversial Comment Made On Love And Hip Hop: Atlanta
After a hiatus from social media, Erica Mena has returned to Instagram to extend an apology to fans following distasteful comments she made on Love And Hip Hop: Atlanta. In a post to her verified Instagram Erica wrote, “I deeply regret my insensitive comment and want to humbly apologize to anybody I hurt or offended by my thoughtlessness. My choice of words was wrong, and I take full responsibility for what I said.”