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3 Calif. students charged with hate crime expelled
San Jose State University has expelled three students accused of bullying and tormenting their black roommate by putting a bike lock around his neck and calling him derogatory names. A fourth student has been put on probation for the rest of his college career if he returns, the San Jose Mercury News reported. The four students, who are […]
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Harry Reid: NFL Should Take Cue From NBA, Change ‘Redskins’ Name
A day after NBA commissioner Adam Silver banned an owner for life for making racist remarks, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) called on the NFL to take action on its own issue of racism. The NBA banned Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling for life and will attempt to force him to sell the […]
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Zoran Basich
For over 30 years, Zoran Basich has guided the elderly and families through complex Government Regulations. He continues to help Middle Class Families protect and preserve their hard-earned assets while obtaining Government Benefits to pay for Skilled Nursing Home Care. As CEO and founder of the Glendale-based company, Nursing Home Solutions. Zoran is currently considered […]
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Obama scores rare environmental victory at Supreme Court
A key part of the Obama administration’s green policies received surprisingly strong Supreme Court support on Tuesday over efforts to curb air pollution. A 6-2 majority of justices issued a decision upholding federal agency rules to control coal-fired power plant emissions from 28 states. It was a rare environmental victory in a conservative majority court […]
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White House issues guidelines to colleges to combat rape
The Obama administration on Monday took another step in its effort to combat rape on college campuses with the release of a new report. The White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault produced the 20-page report. The task force, including Attorney General Eric Holder and Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, spent the […]
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NBA players protest racist talk attributed to L.A. Clippers owner Donald Sterling
(CNN) — The players in the National Basketball Association spoke out Sunday about racist comments attributed to Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling. The Clippers players staged a silent protest. As they warmed up for an NBA playoff game, the players removed their warmup shirts bearing team logos to reveal red T-shirts worn inside out, […]
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Monday Mind Gem with Saharah Ali
Today new patterns of living are open to me. As I embrace my life’s purpose with truth and wisdom, I allow God’s grace to guide my path peacefully. Love & Blessings, Sahara Ali SAJIYogaWisdom@live.com
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So long, net neutrality? FCC to propose new pay-for-preferential treatment rules
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission will take public comments before moving forward with a new set of net neutrality rules that sparked controversy when they were leaked in a news report earlier Wednesday. The FCC will release a proposal soon to reinstate net neutrality rules that would allow broadband providers to negotiate with content providers […]
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HBCU’s vital in educating African Americans, students and administrators say
Administrators at Historically Black Colleges and Universities say these institutions are vital now as they were decades ago. Dr. George T. French, President of Miles College, explains the impact HBCU’s have on the nation’s African American students. “…HBCU’s only account for 4 percent of all higher education institutions, yet we graduate 25 percent of all […]
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Dr. Ernie Smith
Dr. Ernie Smith received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Cal State University L.A. For two years, following his graduation, he worked in tele-communications as an assistant producer, at KTTV studios in Los Angeles. While working evenings as a volunteer at Operation Bootstrap, a South Central Los Angeles Community Social Service Organization, in 1970 he […]
