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He also had a message for protesters. “If you are angry with the government, if you are angry with the elected leaders, direct that anger to all of us, because if we haven’t done enough, we are the ones who should be held responsible," he said. “But the police officer in front of you is a working man or woman just trying to do their job.” … [Read more...] about Demonstrators take to New York City streets in Floyd protest

The 48-year-old further explained in her book why she and Doherty, 49, were at opposite ends, writing: "It was more of just young girls finding their way and finding their individual voices," Garth said, according to E! News. "Shannen and I are both Aries women, we're both very strong, independent women, so we butt heads a lot. Now, as grown women, we happen to get along as well." … [Read more...] about Co-stars who reportedly didn’t get along off-screen

State patrol or national guard aimed and intentionally shot me in side with canister with green powder. I turned back to him, he taunted me like would shoot me again, twice. Clear cheap shot. Video at the end. I’m fine. Had my media badge clearly on chest. https://t.co/Zn4csqC7tD https://t.co/n5076fRbP7 … [Read more...] about ***Live Updates*** George Floyd Protests Continue

New York continued its gradual loosening of pandemic restrictions this week, with nine out of ten regions having met the criteria for the first phase of reopening. And in hopeful news for residents in the epicenter of the outbreak, Governor Cuomo announced that the New York City region is on track to begin the process in the week of June 8. Meanwhile, the CDC released updated guidelines for the return to office buildings and Mayor de Blasio cautioned subway and bus riders that they will need to “improvise” when they resume use of public transit. Here’s how 949 New York readers were doing this week — and how they’re thinking about adjusting their quarantine guidelines. … [Read more...] about 949

“Martin Luther King said that a riot is the language of the oppressed and you might also say the desperate and forlorn. We have festering wounds that haven’t actually healed over time here in L.A. and so when we see something happen in another city like Minneapolis or New York, it can tear at that scab,” Armour said. “We have a number of police brutality cases in L.A. that have not been resolved to the satisfaction of black Angelenos and more generally Angelenos of all races.” … [Read more...] about USC Law Prof Jody Armour: Black Lives Matter Highway Protest Caused by ‘Festering Wounds’