BRONX STANDS FOR JAVITS: NIGHT VIGIL FOR SLAIN GHANAIAN TEEN
A large crowd marched through the Bronx at night demanding justice for 15-year-old Ghanaian student Javits Frimpong, who was shot dead on his way to school on Oct. 29 near E. 171st St.
At the vigil, speakers said Javits, who dreamed of becoming a doctor, exposed bullying in NYC schools and the need to end gun violence. Organizers called for African communities from Nigeria to Ghana to Haiti to stand together and for his family's ancestral power to be respected.
As the Bronx mourns the tragic loss of 15-year-old Ghanaian student Javits Frimpong, who was shot on his way to school near E 171st St on Oct 29, this throwback clip is sparking fresh concern online.
Rogers fired back citing El-Sayed's campaign funding, ties to Egypt, and properties abroad, calling the Oct 7th anniversary a moment voters should be angry about.
SWEETS HANDED OUT IN GAZA TO CELEBRATE EL-SAYED'S MICHIGAN WIN
A man in Gaza was seen handing out sweets to children and passersby to celebrate Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate victory.
In Arabic, he said he was "fulfilling my promise" and that U.S. election results have a greater impact on the Palestinian cause than Palestinian or Arab elections, so he was distributing sweets in the streets of Gaza.
@ThatBul9841@Isallanshepherd@MrFowosereNG If they are not products of one night stand then they are definitely from a broken home where their parents behave a like. You mentioned green card is it a visa to heaven?