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Italians divided over whether Black man’s beating death was motivated by racism
All of that ended on Sept. 6 when he tried to break up a fight — and instead was beaten to death himself.
“Fascism in Italy has this history of the cult of the male body, of the strong body, of the strong myth of Rome that ruled the world and so on — a myth of domination,” said Marcello Maneri, an assistant professor of sociology at the University of Milan Bicocca who studies race and power.
“These people [the two brothers] acted like they owned the community," he said. “They wanted to patrol their territory. In the end, I think when they saw this Black guy, they thought, ‘We are the people who must control this territory, not him.’”
Italians divided over whether Black man’s beating death was motivated by racism
Community Decides That Swastika, New York Will Not Change Its Name
University of Georgia Fraternity Suspended Over Racist Group Texts
A Neighbour Went on a Racist Tirade Over Mural Painted on Family's Garage
Earlier this week, Sapna Shah, who lives in South Etobicoke, said on Facebook she received a “nasty message” in response to the mural, which shows rolling golden hills and some constellations.
Shah posted the note, which said (in all caps), “You just devalued all of the homes in this area with that hideous graffiti at the front of your house. It has made the entire neighbourhood look like a low income ghetto.”
“Every visitor we have will now have to drive by that shit on the way to us like they’re driving through the hood,” the note said.
A Neighbour Went on a Racist Tirade Over Mural Painted on Family's Garage
Bright Light Bright Light Says He's Tired of Feeling 'Invisible' to the Gay Community 
“Feeling like I belonged within the gay community I think has been a bit of a struggle," he said. "The LGBTQ+ community is such a vast umbrella; everyone is so different and trying to work out where you belong within that is hard. It kind of presumes that everybody queer gets on with each other, which they don’t, and that everyone is alike, which they’re not.”
Thomas also said that he wasn't considered "body-appropriate" to some in the community, which made him constantly feel like he was an outsider within a space built for him. “It doesn’t matter because those people don’t matter," he explained. "But I found that a huge struggle -- feeling invisible or not welcome in queer spaces -- even more heart-breaking than not being welcome in heterosexual spaces, because these spaces are there for everybody that needs them.”
Bright Light Bright Light Says He's Tired of Feeling 'Invisible' to the Gay Community
Matt Bomer Says He Lost Roles Since Coming Out as Gay
Mandalorian star accused of “mocking trans people” following controversial tweets
After Hotel Incident, Florida's Andrew Gillum Comes Out as Bisexual
Jon Gosselin accused of physically abusing 16-year-old son Collin
The claims came in the form of a now-deleted social media post viewed by the outlet.
“My dad is a liar,” Colin wrote in the since-deleted post. “Yesterday he beat me up and thought nothing of it, he punched me in the face and gave me a swollen nose and I started bleeding. He then continued to kick me in the ribs after I was on the floor. He is a liar.”
Jon Gosselin accused of physically abusing 16-year-old son Collin
Meryl Streep’s nephew accused of racial slurs in alleged road-rage beatdown
N.C. Teen Was Fatally Stabbed by Younger Brother: Mom Says Slain Daughter 'Will Always Be My Hero'
Idaho Dad Allegedly ‘Did Nothing To Save His Son’ As Wife Tortured and Killed Child
Man Charged After Allegedly Trying to Kidnap Girl, 6, in Front of Her Blind Father
The Full House actress appeared before Judge Nathaniel Gorton on Zoom on Friday afternoon, hours after her husband's hearing.
She wore a white shirt and nodded intently while listening to the judge then broke down in tears as she told the virtual courtroom how sorry she was and that she would work the rest of her life to redeem herself.
Brooklyn mom, six kids kicked off JetBlue plane after toddler refused to wear mask
An Epidemic of Depression and Anxiety Among Young Adults
Opinion: Protesting parents don't get it. The Big Ten is looking out for football players' health
How Angelina Jolie is helping to hide skeletons in Brad Pitt’s closet
Seal fears Heidi Klum has ‘hidden agenda’ to permanently move kids to Germany
Gay couple violently attacked by homophobes in public swimming pool for wearing ‘too narrow’ trunks
The victims told Our Cafe Newspaper: “One of the men defiantly spat at our feet, and then began to shout and insult in the presence of other vacationers.
“We were warned that we will burn in hell, and can not leave the pool alive.
Gay couple violently attacked by homophobes in public swimming pool for wearing ‘too narrow’ trunks
Two women say ex-Washington RB Derrius Guice raped them at LSU when he was a freshman 
A USA TODAY investigation found that the women’s allegations were shared at the time with multiple people at the school – including at least two coaches, an athletics administrator and a nurse – yet the school does not appear to have investigated.
As the holder of LSU’s single-game rushing record and No. 5 on the Tigers’ career rushing list, Guice was expected to be a first-round pick in the 2018 draft. But he fell to the end of the second round amid concerns about his maturity and accountability. Injuries have plagued his short professional career, and Washington cut him Aug. 7 after his arrest the same day in Virginia on multiple domestic violence charges.
Two women say ex-Washington RB Derrius Guice raped them at LSU when he was a freshman
NYC Man Who Raped Woman He Followed Off Bus and Asked for Directions Gets 12 Years
Comedian Bryan Callen dropped by agents at CAA, Innovative Artists
NJ woman gets 15 years for killing wife, digging her grave
Laura Bluestein, 31, of Mount Holly, was sentenced Wednesday after being convicted in February of first-degree aggravated manslaughter and tampering with evidence in the August 2017 shooting death of 29-year-old Felicia Dormans, prosecutors said.
“Today, after three years of legal maneuvering to evade responsibility for the senseless killing of the woman she claimed to be ‘the love of her life,’ Laura Bluestein must finally face the consequences of her malicious and evasive actions,” Burlington County Scott Prosecutor Coffina said in a statement.
NJ woman gets 15 years for killing wife, digging her grave
A Black Marxist Scholar Wanted to Talk About Race. It Ignited a Fury.
Along the way, he acquired the conviction, controversial today, that the left is too focused on race and not enough on class. Lasting victories were achieved, he believed, when working class and poor people of all races fought shoulder to shoulder for their rights.
“Adolph Reed and his ilk believe that if we talk about race too much we will alienate too many, and that will keep us from building a movement,” said Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, a Princeton professor of African-American studies and a D.S.A. member. “We don’t want that — we want to win white people to an understanding of how their racism has fundamentally distorted the lives of Black people.”
A contrary view is offered by Professor Reed and some prominent scholars and activists, many of whom are Black. They see the current emphasis in the culture on race-based politics as a dead-end. They include Dr. West; the historians Barbara Fields of Columbia University and Toure Reed — Adolph’s son — of Illinois State; and Bhaskar Sunkara, founder of Jacobin, a Socialist magazine.
“An obsession with disparities of race has colonized the thinking of left and liberal types,” Professor Reed told me. “There’s this insistence that race and racism are fundamental determinants of all Black people’s existence.”
A Black Marxist Scholar Wanted to Talk About Race. It Ignited a Fury
Showtime fires Paulie Malignaggi over controversial remarks on racism, racial oppression
Boxing Scene first reported that the retired former world champion was removed from Showtime Boxing broadcasts for comments he made back in April in an IFL TV interview that he apparently refused to apologize for. When the apology wasn’t issued, Showtime gave Malignaggi the boot. Abner Mares will take his place at least for tonight’s broadcast.
Now we get to Paulie. He directly addressed Haney’s comments by saying that through boxing history, the sport has been dominated by different racial/ethnic groups, and he claims that African-American fighters are no longer the dominant force in boxing like they were in the 30-50 years ago.
Showtime fires Paulie Malignaggi over controversial remarks on racism, racial oppression
Why Hispanic business owners are urging you to BUY-cott Goya products
The Bodega and Small Business Association, which represents thousands of New York City bodegas, is not taking this lying down. We are urging our stores and customers to stock up on all of Goya’s great products.
We are calling for a Goya buycott.
A Black Teen Was Jailed for Failing to Finish Her Online Schoolwork
Yet despite how common school-participation issues have been amid the pandemic, not all cases have been treated with leniency. ProPublica reports that in mid-May, a Michigan judge found a 15-year-old Black student guilty of “failure to submit any schoolwork and getting up for school,” and sent her to juvenile detention.
Per Judge Mary Ellen Brennan’s ruling, the severe sentence was warranted because the student, Grace — who attends a predominately white school — was on probation for fighting with her mom and stealing another student’s cell phone. Failing to complete her coursework, the judge ruled, was a direct violation of Grace’s probation. At the sentencing, Brennan described Grace as a “threat to (the) community,” and ordered that she be sent to Children’s Village, a 216-occupancy youth detention center. She has been in custody since May 14, when she was removed from the courtroom in handcuffs. In early September, there will be a hearing to review the case.
This Woman Lost Her Job For Sharing Art Showing Lynched KKK Members Because A Colleague Felt
Protester: Man pulls gun on anniversary of flag’s removal
Black lives matter — so stop supporting policies that have failed Black communities
Improving African American communities is, of course, a noble goal. But it’s exceptionally difficult to fix a problem if one doesn’t identify its cause. And it seems, based on some of the rhetoric from the BLM movement, that many have failed to realize that an important reason why so many Black communities remain impoverished is that liberal politicians have imposed destructive policies on them for decades.
Black Lives Matter's surprising target: Los Angeles County's first Black district attorney
