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Civil rights lawyer Nekima Levy Armstrong calls for Pastor David Easterwood to resign over his dual role as a religious leader and alleged acting ICE director in Minnesota.
"Someone help me understand how it's possible to hold both roles with integrity, with honor. Because the gospel that I believe in, the foundation says that we are to love our neighbor as we love ourselves."
Pastor Jamal Bryant is calling for the arrest of two white protesters who interrupted a service at a Black church, arguing that disruptions at Black churches are often minimized while similar incidents at white churches spark swift condemnation and protection.
Where are the ushers at????
White Christian Nationalist demon.
When I read this 👆🏽👆🏽👆🏽
Imagine this: you're the Sec. of State of whatever state, say, Kentucky. And you have to explain to your constituents in a tweet that they aren't allowed to vote for the MAYOR OF A CITY IN A DIFFERENT STATE, OR THE GOVERNOR OF ANOTHER. Maybe those folks don't deserve a vote.
“Have I mentioned my repeated call for civic education,” Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams wrote in a follow-up post.
Something ain't right with their thinking...can they think?
No wonder the state is 32nd in the country in education. You might go down a few more notches now.
The Arab League also condemned the attacks on ships in the Red Sea by the Houthis in Yemen.
The Arab League has called for a UN peacekeeping force in the Palestinian territories as well as an international peace conference at a summit in Bahrain that was dominated by the ongoing Israeli war on Gaza. It also called for all Palestinian factions to come together under the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) banner. In a concluding statement following a meeting in Manama, the 22-member grouping called for “international protection and peacekeeping forces of the United Nations in the occupied Palestinian territories” until a two-state solution is implemented. It also adopted calls by host Bahrain’s King Hamad and Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas to “convene an international conference under the auspices of the United Nations, to resolve the Palestinian issue on the basis of the two-state solution”. The meeting of Arab heads of state and government convened in Bahrain more than seven months into the conflict in Gaza that has shaken the wider region and threatened to spread. Having made headway towards establishing ties with Arab states in the last number of years, Israel has become increasingly isolated in recent months due to the level of death and destruction it has wrought in Gaza, and especially over its plans to invade the southern city of Rafah, where about 1.5 million Palestinians have sought refuge.
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