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U.S. Juneteenth Day: Using blood libel tactics, white mob massacred 300 blacks in 1921 Tulsa ‘pogrom’

Global UpfrontJun 19, 2020June 19, 20200

In two days of slaughter, a racist offensive including police and air bombers destroyed Tulsa, Oklahoma’s all-black Greenwood district. None of the perpetrators ever faced

John Bolton’s bombshell Trump book: Eight of its most stunning claims

Global UpfrontJun 18, 2020June 18, 20200

White House tried to block publication of The Room Where It Happened, but the book has been leaked to media outlets John Bolton during a

The world tumbles down for General Hakeem Oladapo Otiki as he’s demoted, dismissed from Army with “disgrace and dishonour”

Global UpfrontJun 16, 2020June 16, 20200

What the judgment means The world of Major General Hakeem Oladapo Otiki, who is due for retirement on account of years of service, came tumbling

Coronavirus: What’s happening around the world on Sunday

Global UpfrontJun 14, 2020June 14, 20200

Some countries move to cautiously reopen borders while others see COVID-19 spikes The Associated Press · Posted: Jun 14, 2020 Countries around the world moved

How the legacy of slavery affects the mental health of black Americans today

Global UpfrontJun 13, 2020June 13, 20200

The Conversation: Academic rigour, journalistic flair On July 22, 2015 in announcing the federal indictment of Charleston killer Dylann Roof, Attorney General Loretta Lynch commented

President Muhammadu Buhari lists his government’s achievements on the Democracy Day broadcast

Global UpfrontJun 12, 2020June 12, 20200

Fellow Nigerians, 1. The 2020 celebration of Democracy Day marks 21 years of uninterrupted civil administration in our dear country. This day provides us an

Heartbreak on the 49th parallel: Lives interrupted by the Canada-U.S. border closure

Global UpfrontJun 11, 2020June 11, 20200

Parents who haven’t met their babies. Lonely pregnancies. COVID-19 travel restrictions take a toll Alexander Panetta · CBC News · Posted: Jun 11, 2020 It’s

Exclusive: In warning sign for Trump, Republicans growing pessimistic about country’s direction

Global UpfrontJun 7, 2020June 7, 20200

Reuters, 07-06-2020 (Reuters) – Republicans are more pessimistic about the country’s direction than at almost any other time during Donald Trump’s presidency, as a trio

Statue of 17th century slave trader Edward Colston pulled down by Bristol “Black Lives Matter” UK protesters

Global UpfrontJun 7, 2020June 7, 20200

Bronze memorial had stood in city centre since 1895 By Tony Diver, 7 June 2020 A statue of a 17th century slave trader in Bristol

US image takes a hit as world reacts to Floyd protests

Global UpfrontJun 6, 2020June 6, 20200

By Laura Kelly, The Hill, 06/06/20 American diplomats are facing a tough challenge defending U.S. values as violent clashes between law enforcement officers and protesters dominate headlines around the