My mum turns 91 today.
We visited the (predominantly Afrikaans, actually) town of Gansbaai to buy some homemade konfyt (jam) and to view the suffering of our fellow white South Africans in their double garage seaside mansions.
White South African activist Pieter Kriel (@pieterkrielorg) sends urgent letter to Americans, stating that the 49 White South Africans who arrived in the U.S. today are not fleeing genocide. He said that while Whites make up just 7% of South Africa's population, they still control 70% of the country’s resources—arguing that the real fear is not violence, but equality. WATCH
After Shiloh Hendrix was caught on video calling a 5-year-old Black child a racial slur in Minnesota, she flipped the script and launched a GiveSendGo fundraiser, claiming she needed protection. Shockingly, the campaign brought in over $600,000. But Atlanta-based activist Kiandria Demone is making sure that money stays out of her hands. “You don’t get to traumatize a Black child and then turn around and collect a check,” Demone said as she began investigating how the funds were being handled.
After confirming that Square wasn’t processing the payments, Demone turned her attention to GiveSendGo and started a full-blown digital campaign—pressuring the platform and any financial entities involved to shut the money flow down. Meanwhile, the Rochester Police Department has completed its investigation and sent findings to the City Attorney, who may or may not be filing charges against Hendrix. One thing’s clear: Demone isn’t letting this one slide.
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