Month / July 2020
Colin Kaepernick’s Organization Donating Seven-Figure Sums to Assist Black and Hispanic Communities During Pandemic and Protests
Colin Kaepernick may not be calling plays as a quarterback on a football field right now, but he’s still playing offense in the fight against COVID-19 and racial inequality. Through Kaepernick’s Know Your Rights Camp, which he started in 2016, the former NFL player is donating […]
Stephen Curry Opens Up About ‘Subtle Racism’ Faced By Famous Black Figures
(Photo: Jun Sato/WireImage) Stephen Curry is here to expound on how famous Black figures experience racism in America. During an NBC Sports produced roundtable titled “Race and Sports in America: Conversations,” the Golden State Warriors star spoke candidly about race and how the racism faced by Black celebrities […]
Who Should Get Priority Access To COVID-19 Vaccine?
(Photo credits: Getty Images) By Dereck Major OPINION—Some COVID-19 vaccines are showing positive signs of working, leading many to wonder who should get first access to a vaccine. According to MarketWatch, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials and an outside advisory committee are brainstorming […]
Breonna Taylor was Alive for At Least 5-min After Police Shot Her — but Received No Medical Care
*The Louisville Courier-Journal reported that for at least five minutes after being shot in her bed by Louisville Metropolitan Police Department officers, Breonna Taylor coughed and struggled to breathe. These facts were recalled by Taylor’s boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, who told investigators she was alive as he called her […]
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