Daphy Michel, a Haitian asylum seeker with untreated mental health issues, died of hypothermia after being released by ICE. Security footage shows Michel sitting on a bus stop bench for days in cold temperatures.
Her death has been ruled a homicide. https://t.co/OL4jRweXcG
A 17-year-old boy was beaten into a coma near Madison Square Garden following Game 4 of the NBA Finals, New York City police said Friday while releasing a photo of a suspect sought in connection with the assault. https://t.co/ZxFpumnHO1
Omar Artan was set to make history for his country as the first referee from Somalia to officiate at a World Cup, but he was denied entry to the U.S. after arriving in Miami and cut from the tournament by FIFA. https://t.co/W5pA8RKUdy
“Ireland didn’t qualify for the World Cup, but you know who did? The Ivory Coast.”
This Irish pub flipped its flag to support Ivory Coast at the World Cup.
Award-winning Somali referee, Omar Abdulkadir Artan, has been removed from the World Cup roster after being denied entry to the US despite holding a valid visa.
I’ve lived in NYC (on and off) since the mid-’90s, spent summers in Brooklyn since the ‘70s, went to my first summer camp in Vanderveer, used tokens/paper bus passes etc—I very much am a New Yorker but also would never say I’m “from” NY.
@KymABacker@LeftSentThis@NewBlackMan But it's still factual. ESPN should have said record held by Lew Alcindor now known as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. On one broadcast I am not sure the announcer even knew that Lew Alcindor is Kareem plus the person pronounced Alcindor wrong.
@rondaracha@LeftSentThis@NewBlackMan He’s not being called it “now.” This usage is specific to the moment in time it refers to and is pretty standard journalistic practice. It is admittedly a little disconcerting when it isn’t the name the person has been known by for this long.