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#OnThisDay in 1865, General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, TX to read Order No. 3, which affirmed the end of slavery in the states of the former Confederacy. This momentous occasion became known as #Juneteenth, a combination of “June” & “19th." More: https://t.co/bitoMm27sm
@Trevornoah The “child of Biafra” comment is incredibly poor taste and judgment. I know bein inflammatory is currency, but there are infinitely easier ways to make that point than be disrespectful to the struggles and suffering of so many.
President @CyrilRamaphosa makes it clear that unlawful actions, violence, intimidation, xenophobia and the spread of misinformation have no place in South Africa.
Only authorised law enforcement agencies may act against violations of the law, and all people must be treated with dignity and respect.
“We are not the descendants of slaves, we are the descendants of human beings.”
French lawmakers just voted to abolish a colonial-era slavery law 341 years after it was passed. The law was created by the French monarchy to regulate slavery in the 17th and 18th centuries.
I’m glad that FIFA decided to reverse this policy and allow water bottles to be brought into World Cup games.
No one should have to fear being priced out of being hydrated, especially fans who are often waiting for hours before a game in extreme heat.
Brazil’s national team has arrived in Newark, New Jersey, where the five-time World Cup champions will base themselves ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. https://t.co/nXoNdxX3F3
@SVG__Collection I dissent. I might be wrong, but I consider it to be a de-Africanized version of Samba, i.e., paintbrushes instead of drum sticks, etc., in order to water it down illadvisedly.
Montgomery — often celebrated as the birthplace of the Civil Rights Movement — saw thousands of Americans march and speak out for voting rights this weekend. From 1965 through today, the fight for true equality and representation continues.