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California to Lift Many COVID-19 Restrictions June 15
California to Lift Many COVID-19 Restrictions June 15
Why Atlanta's richest neighborhood wants to secede from the city
Why Atlanta's richest neighborhood wants to secede from the city
North Dakota girl, 14, dies after being beaten, choked and stabbed 25 times
VIDEO: Suspect carries out gruesome beating on woman pumping gas — and bystanders do nothing to help
Judge calls man who torched police station ‘a good person who made a terrible mistake’
Number of migrants at US border hits new record high
Florida education leaders ban 'Critical Race Theory' from being taught in K-12 schools 
In an 8-0 vote, the Florida Board of Education approved a rule change which says "instruction on the required topics must be factual and objective, and may not suppress or distort significant historical events."
Florida education leaders ban 'Critical Race Theory' from being taught in K-12 schools
Biden administration will defend Christian schools accused of anti-LGBTQ bias 
The Biden administration’s and the Christian schools’ interests are “identical,” the brief says, with both committed “to uphold the Religious Exemption as it is currently applied.”
Biden administration will defend Christian schools accused of anti-LGBTQ bias
Virginia teacher who wouldn’t use preferred pronouns gets outpouring of support
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Star Being Targeted By Cancel Culture
As part of new safety regulations, the Federal Aviation Administration is requiring airlines come up with new, more in-depth methods of determining passenger and carry-on baggage weight.
Everything from clothing to items such as cell phones must be taken into account under the new guidelines, and the move is an implicit acknowledgment that the average American is getting heavier.
Although a spokesperson previously said the teacher didn't speak for that particular district, leaked audio seems to show that the superintendent similarly issued an implied threat to teachers.
"I'm here to support you in any way and I'm at your convenience. But I do want you to know and I do want the message to get out there that this [anti-racism training] isn’t optional anymore," said Beaverton Superintendent Don Grotting.
Leaked audio reveals superintendent suggesting teachers should quit
How a ‘slavery’ uproar at Juilliard School threatens the future of artistic expression
Woman in racist Central Park confrontation sues over firing
Team Biden wants white teachers to undergo anti-racist ‘therapy’
Bill to Automatically Remove Criminal Records Finds Some Support in New York
NYC Institutes New Curfew at Washington Square Park Over ‘Disorderly Behavior' 
"I feel like that's just gonna ramp it up a little. I don't know, regulations don't... regulations make people a little more amped," said Caitlyn Huggins.
NYC Institutes New Curfew at Washington Square Park Over ‘Disorderly Behavior'
NYC subway crime surge continues
Moment homeless man attacks Asian cop
Italian woman attacks another female passenger
Customer of Worcester gas station viciously beaten in random attack
Off-duty NYPD officer, 23, is wounded after gunmen open fire on her home
Shocking moment police officer knocks out a man
American, Southwest Airlines Extend Alcohol Suspensions After ‘Disturbing’ Incidents
American Airlines announced its decision in an internal memo sent to flight attendants on Saturday and obtained by HuffPost. It came one day after Southwest announced a similar decision following an assault of a flight attendant that resulted in the loss of two teeth.
Alcohol was initially suspended by the airlines at the start of the pandemic in 2020 in an effort to minimize interactions between the crew and passengers and to ensure general safety. Hedrick said it won’t be returned to American Airlines’ Main Cabin until at least mid-September when a federal mask mandate is scheduled to be lifted. Alcoholic beverages will remain available to first and business-class cabins.
American, Southwest Airlines Extend Alcohol Suspensions After ‘Disturbing’ Incidents
St. Louis' murder rate, already highest in US, soared last year; mayor vows to defund the police 
St. Louis' Tishaura Jones, who became the city’s first Black female mayor last month, had campaigned on a promise to enact progressive criminal justice reforms.
The head of the city’s corrections department is also on his way out. Jones announced his resignation last week, saying she hadn’t requested he step down but making clear she wasn’t satisfied with how he ran things.
It’s now at its highest rate in 50 years – even as the population has dwindled in that same time period.
Some city officials have blamed the spike in violence on the coronavirus pandemic – which would follow the national trend, except St. Louis also led the country before COVID-19 in homicides per 100,000 in 2019 with 65.
St. Louis' murder rate, already highest in US, soared last year; mayor vows to defund the police
Two years ago, liberals tried to blame Trump and ‘white supremacists’ for anti-Semitic attacks against Orthodox Jews, predominantly in New York City. Only later did we learn that these crimes were mostly perpetrated by other minorities. The same appears to be occurring now with racial incidents against Asian Americans. In Atlanta, a horrific murder spree was insinuated, without evidence, to be caused by racism. Time and again, we use knee-jerk reactions, instead of evidence and data, to determine the status of racism in our society. It is no wonder that time and again, we scream for solutions, but never see any improvement.
The Misleading Narrative about Anti-Asian Racism
One of the most prominent voices for the asexual community in the UK is 24-year-old Yasmin Benoit, a model and activist who wants to raise visibility of asexuality and aromanticism.
'They were, like: 'You don't look asexual, you're probably just insecure, or you must have got molested or you must be gay? Maybe you're a psychopath', said Yasmin.
Young people who've come out as asexual
Rapper Lil Mama wants a “heterosexual rights movement” after facing backlash for hateful comments 
“So children are too young to smoke cigarettes, too young to drink alcohol, too young to get a driver’s license, too young to go to a club, too young to gamble, too young to rent a car, but old enough to cut off their genitals and/or ‘change’ their gender? This is insanity America,” she said, adding that transgender people are “depopulation at any cost.”
“Y’all fight so hard to be respected and SOME of you NOT ALL get a kick out [of] bullying people for having an [opinion],” she wrote. “There are so many people afraid to give their honest [opinion] because if they do the LGBTQ+ will hear what they want to hear and take statements out of context.”
Rapper Lil Mama wants a “heterosexual rights movement” after facing backlash for hateful comments
Christian official says his newly out son will be a secret “instrument of God” to change gay people
Bisexual guy left homeless and sleeping on benches after being drunkenly outed by his own mum
Attack on kissing men fuels push for Italy hate crime law
White House staffers asked to resign or work remotely after revealing past marijuana use
Five people are no longer employed at the White House, while additional staffers are working remotely. In many of the cases involving staffers who are no longer employed, additional security factors were in play, including for some hard drug use, the official said.
While marijuana use is legal in many states, it is still illegal on the federal level, which can present a hurdle in the federal security clearance process.
White House staffers asked to resign or work remotely after revealing past marijuana use
WH axes staffers over past pot use even though Kamala Harris has admitted she smoked it
Did Snoop Dogg smoke pot in White House?
Michelle Obama Talks Smoking Marijuana In New Memoir
A story about JFK explains the dangers of smoking weed in the White House
11 US Presidents Who Smoked Marijuana
No screaming on California roller coasters, state guidelines say
The state's Attractions and Parks Association is recommending that park officials encourage riders to "mitigate the effects of shouting" on roller coasters and thrill rides to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Under the association's "responsible reopening plan" that was released in September, park officials can do so by requiring face masks and modifying the seating on rides.
No screaming on California roller coasters, state guidelines say
Kids aren't learning LGBTQ history. The Equality Act might change that. 
The Equality Act would enable protections within education, particularly on how teachers implement LGBTQ-inclusive curriculum.
"It signals to educators who are not part of our community that they, too, can hopefully implement language, representation and curriculum that is LGBTQ inclusive," Sophia Arredondo, director of Education and Youth Programs at the LGBTQ+ education advocacy group GLSEN, told USA TODAY.
LGBTQ-inclusive curriculum is lacking in many classrooms. Nationally, 19.4% of respondents to GLSEN's 2019 National School Climate Survey said they had been taught positive representations of LGBTQ+ people, history or events in their schools.
Kids aren't learning LGBTQ history. The Equality Act might change that.
