Black infants in Los Angeles County are three times as likely to die before their first birthday in comparison to white infants, according to KPCC Public Radio. On a nationwide scale, black babies are two times more likely than their white counterparts to lose their lives before they turn a year-old . Those numbers are said to have something to do with the unique and traumatic experiences black mothers face. Raena Granberry was unaware of these harsh statistics until she lost her own baby in 2011. After the tragic loss of her first son, Granberry transformed her grief into community building in order to close the gap between black and white babies.Granberry does outreach for an Inglewood-based organization called Great Beginnings for Black Babies and recruits women to participate in the state-funded program, Black Infant Health. L.A. County public health officials launched a new plan this spring to tackle the issue, and Granberry, who now has two children, spoke with LAist about her cautiously optimistic hopes for real change. "I do appreciate the fact that we're having a lot more conversation about this, but sometimes it just feels like it's a whole lot of convening," Granberry noted. "We convene to death, until we can't convene any more." Barbara Ferrer, the new Head of LA County Department of Public Health, agrees and wants to reduce the black-white mortality gap by 30 percent in the next five years. Her department's initiatives include encouraging doctors to inform black women about risks before pregnancy, implementing training for the county's employees to fight against internal prejudices and racism and providing more funding to grassroots organizations dedicated to women's health.Additionally, state Senator Holly Mitchell secured $8 million more dollars for black infant programs in the latest California state budget. As soon as Granberry came forward with her personal story, she found many black women in her family could unfortunately relate."People in my family started coming out the woodwork," Granberry recalled, noting many of her family members revealed to her they had also lost a baby, with her aunt saying she lost "several babies."Premature birth is a huge factor in these stark numbers. The son Granberry lost was born premature with undeveloped lungs.The then-28-year-old pregnant mother told doctors of the spotting and pain she was experiencing prior to the birth, but was told not to worry and that everything was "fine." As Serena Williams' personal story has exemplified, this is commonly the case for black women. "Had I had any of this information, I would've done so many things differently, and I would have three children and not two," Granberry...
In the midst of the mess that the Trump administration has continued to foster in regards to immigration policy, Fox News would be remiss if they didn't find a way to sprinkle a little anti-blackness in the mix. Fox News Contributor Rachel Campos-Duffy actually thought it would be a good idea to get on TV and say that black people have told her the migrant detention centers were better than the projects they grew up in.Whew, chile, the racism jumped out. There are so many things wrong here. Fox News Contributor @RCamposDuffy said last night that black people she knows told her the migrant detention centers were better than the projects they grew up in pic.twitter.com/xZbBoetbos— Jon Levine (@LevineJonathan) June 22, 2018 First of all, since when were black people the only people to live in the projects. Furthermore, why is it being implied that black people living in the projects is the expectation. Lastly, why are you trying to use black people to suggest that the conditions of these centers aren't inhumane? I have a sneaking suspicion that she didn’t really talk to black people.— Luke (@LLonganecker) June 22, 2018Hi, @RCamposDuffy! Please provide the names of the Black people you spoke to so other journalists can follow up. We wouldn't want to think you're lying, would we?— Chris Lavoie (@RadioGuyChris) June 22, 2018Do these people not know any black people who DID NOT grow up in the projects? Why do they act like all black People are barely holding on? Good God I’m sick of this— Nicole (@Ms_NicoleMurray) June 22, 2018Black people say “gosh”?— Norym (@Norym1812) June 22, 2018
She used the identifier African-American prior to saying projects....then she stereotyped and made the comparison that the projects is place of substandard living where African-Americans live...so there is no way she is a bigot or racist.— Coach Mack (@MackTheCoach) June 22, 2018 At this point, we should expect nothing less from Fox and Friends. For those who actually care about making a difference when it comes to those who are suffering at the hands of America, here are 7 ways you can help black and brown immigrants currently being terrorized by the Trump...
On Tuesday June 19, bill that would set new standards for police behavior successfully advanced a California Senate Public Safety Committee hearing. According to the Atlanta Black Star, several attendees urged lawmakers to pass AB 931, a bill that will limit police's use of deadly force. The measure will be soon be brought up for another committee to review. California's laws currently outline when police officers can use "reasonable force." The law governing reasonable force hasn't been changed in California since 1872, and is the U.S.' oldest unchanged use-of-force law. As of now, the if an officer fears for his or her safely, he or she may use force. Because of this, it is rare for officer-involved shootings to end with officers facing any charges for killing citizens.San Diego Democrat Assemblywoman Shirley Weber introduced the measure and said, “It must be guided by the goals of safeguarding human life.” Democratic Senator Steven Bradford broke it all the way down and put it plain.“It always blows me away when law enforcement only fear for their life only when they’re facing black and brown people,” Bradford said. “We don’t have a problem with law enforcement, we’ve got a problem with racism.”Bill supporters believe the changes will make things safer for everyone involved (including police officers) as it would promote de-escalation techniques and would set up initiatives to help mend police-POC relations.David Mastagni, a lobbyist for the California Peace Officers Association, disagreed with supporters' claims the law would be good for police officers.Mastagni claimed the law would create “a hindsight, second-guessing game that puts not only the officers at danger but puts the public at danger as well.” Republican Senator Jeff Stone (Temecula) was the only senator on the committee who wasn't onboard with the amendment, arguing it would stop police officers from responding to calls and discourage potential police officers from apply to the force. “We all agree that we don’t want to put police officers in harm’s way, but we also don’t want to put the public in harm’s way,” Democratic Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson (Santa Barbara)...
On the same day Trump changed his mind about his zero-tolerance immigration policy (sorta), celebrities took to social media to post throwback pictures of themselves to raise awareness around the forced child separation crisis. Brooklyn rapper Foxy Brown posted her own story on Instagram Thursday, June 21, alongside the now-famous picture of the toddler girl desperately crying for her mother at the U.S./Mexico border. “This angel’s Baby C’s age,” Foxy wrote in the caption. “I’d literally f—ing die, torn apart from my daughter. The atrocity at the border is unspeakable; subjecting any child to an environment conducive to horror speaks volumes of this demonic-ass world we live in. My parents are Trinidadian immigrants (educated, sophisticated, hard-working teacher & welder). Yup, I rock that flag proudly.”
This angel’s BABY C’s age❤️ I’d literally fucking DIE, torn apart from my daughter! The atrocity at the border is unspeakable; subjecting any child to an environment conducive to horror, speaks volumes of this demonic ass world we live in. My parents are TRINIDADIAN IMMIGRANTS🇹🇹 (educated, sophisticated, hard-working teacher & welder), yup I rock that flag proudly! I too, much like Kanye, were one of the few celebs who didn’t jump on the bandwagon and publicly denounce Trump. Although I DID NOT AGREE with every action, (LET ME REITERATE THAT), DID NOT AGREE with his actions, I respected the art of the deal, politics aside. Yet, our trip to TRINIDAD CARNIVAL ended in horror, (as IMMIGRATION stopped MY FATHER at the airport), and refused him entry back to the US, where he’s lived for 50 something years, married in, and all 3 of his kids (Inga, Gavin & Anton) were born! Trinidad let him through, US won’t let him back in!!! It sent chills through my family, we fought like hell, quietly, and YES my father’s STILL stuck there! He wasn’t by my side as I’d hoped, as I gave birth to his FAVORITE GRANDDAUGHTER. Convo’s are heartbreaking; I tend to end them quickly, his voice sounds so different, spirit sounds broken but undefeated.💪🏽 Seeing these angels torn from their parents, I knew no longer could I fight this in silence. Holding “MY C” so much tighter right now, as my heart bleeds for these babies!❤️
A post shared by @ foxybrown on Jun 20, 2018 at 4:28pm PDTFoxy also got real for a second, noting she once related to Kanye's stance on Trump, in a way. “I too, much like Kanye, were [sic] one of the few celebs who didn’t jump on the bandwagon and publicly denounce Trump,” Foxy wrote. “Although I did not agree with every action — let me reiterate that, did not agree with his actions — I respected the art of the deal, politics aside.”Her personal experience flipped all of that on its head, though. She explained why as she shared the story of how she was separated at the border from her father. “Our trip to Trinidad carnival ended in horror, as immigration stopped my father at the airport and refused him entry back to the U.S., where he’s lived for 50 something years, married in and all 3 of his kids (Inga, Gavin & Anton) were born,” the rapper wrote. “Trinidad let him through. U.S. won’t let him back in. It sent chills through my family. We fought like hell, quiet and yes, my father’s still stuck there.”That sad experience definitely Foxy. And seeing the images of children being separated from their parents at the U.S./Mexico border encouraged her to share her struggle. "Seeing these angels torn from their parents, I knew no longer could I fight this in silence," she...
A rapper is considering legal action after he was banned from a grocery store for questioning a policy.Rory Ferreira, known as Milo when he's performing, was at chain grocery store Shaw’s in Saco, Maine, with his wife and son on Tuesday evening (June 19) when he was asked to show ID for the sake in his cart. The clerk also asked for his wife’s identification, citing store policy. While his wife went to the car in search of her ID, Ferreira asked for a manager, who explained the system to him.“I said that’s okay, I didn’t know about the policy, I want to know it's real,” Ferreira told The Portland Press Herald. “But I’m a young black man in America. I want to make sure I’m treated the same as everyone else.”Ferreira says that comment upset the manager, and she made the cashier cancel the transaction.“She then said, ‘I don’t have to sell you alcohol. I don’t have to sell you anything,’” he recalled. Ferreira and his family left the store, but when they arrived home, a police officer was waiting for them. The officer gave Ferreira a no-trespass order.“It was the scariest thing in the world,” Ferreira said. “I’m a young black dude; I got tattoos; I’m a rapper. I did not know what the cop would do. I was very scared. And again, I still don’t know what I’m banned for.”Ferreira’s stepdad went to Shaw’s to speak to the manager about the incident but received the same treatment. Ferreira and his family called the store’s corporate office and posted about the occurrence on social media, which led to a meeting with Shaw’s vice president and the Saco location’s store director. Both apologized for the incident and lifted the bans.The manager, known only as Bethany, was not present.“I wanted Bethany to apologize to me, my wife and my son,” Ferreira said. “I wanted her to say, 'Look, I lost my cool, I’m sorry, and you’re welcome back to the Shaw’s.'”Shaw’s issued a statement apologizing for the incident and said the chain is conducting an internal investigation.“At Shaw’s, we take situations like the one that occurred in our Saco, Maine, store this week seriously and investigate thoroughly when we receive any complaints regarding employee actions or behaviors in our stores that do not support our culture of courtesy, dignity and respect,” the statement said. “Last night, we reached out to the customer to begin a dialogue and today we personally met with him and members of his family to further discuss the situation as we continue to conduct our internal...
If you have to share your win, what better person to share it with than your twin? Twin brothers Malik and Miles George shared the title of valedictorian at their Woodbridge High School graduation ceremony in New Jersey on Thursday, June 21, ABC NY reports.The co-valedictorians were born 11 minutes apart, and each has almost perfect SAT scores. They also both have A-plus grade averages. They love science research (they even bred mice for a genetics project!) and play doubles tennis as partners.In a sweet instance of serendipity, their parents celebrated their 20th anniversary the day before the teens' commencement ceremony. "Seeing them always doing their best to care for us has definitely made a good imprint on us," Malik said. "Whether it's academics, athletics, some form of art, whatever passion someone has, my best advice would be just to explore it and do your best, and the success will come.""We worked hard," Miles said. "Every course, studying, paying attention, asking questions. That's one of the most important things, being an active student in our own education. Because that's what the teachers are there for, you know?"The George twins were accepted to five colleges with scholarships, and both have chosen to attend...
A group of hip-hop legends and enthusiasts have banded together to create The Universal Hip-Hop Museum (UHHM).The museum is slated to open in 2022 in the Bronx, New York, according to Amsterdam News. The Bronx is, of course, widely cited as the birthplace of hip-hop. The museum is sponsored by hip-hop legends Kurtis Blow, LL Cool J and Ice-T.The museum will feature a recording studio, a virtual graffiti wall and various artifacts dedicated to telling hip-hop’s story.The UHHM will also feature a “blast from the past” section that will allow visitors to immerse themselves in '70s and '80s hip-hop culture.“I’m big on technology, so of course we will have all of the artifacts and pictures, but the hands-on is what I’m really keen on as a priority,” said Blow, who will serve as chairman of the UHHM. “A state of the art performance space with a virtual reality theater for visitors will [feature] live shows and a mixed reality experience.”The museum will offer a student ambassador program for college students who wish to incorporate hip-hop in their studies. The UHHM is also accepting artifacts and memorabilia from the general public.How would you like to have your work of art, record collection or Hip Hop memorabilia displayed in the official museum of Hip Hop? Is it time to clear out your garage or storage space? Donate your items to the museum and get a tax deduction. Send email archivesmgmt@uhhm.org— UHHM (@uhhmuseum) January 26, 2018Blow believes the existence of the museum will be a great educational experience for the youth, especially the youth of New York City.The “amazing, awesome, magical, mystical, spiritual, exciting extravaganza is something great for the [New York City] Board of Education and our young people who just want to take a field trip and learn about hip-hop,” he...
Nigeria's goalkeeper Francis Uzoho is making headlines as the youngest goalie at this year’s World Cup.According to Konbini, Uzoho is one of seven 19-year-olds competing during the tournament. He began his career as a forward on Nigeria's under-17 team when he was 14 years old. Uzoho ended up on the national team when another goalkeeper couldn't compete after being diagnosed with acute leukemia. Before the team's make-or-break game against Iceland, the teen was unbothered about the responsibility that fell on his shoulders as a "first choice" goalkeeper.“I know what Nigerians expect from their goalkeepers. I just try for now not to think about them so it won’t get to me,” Uzoho told the Daily Post Nigeria.He was on to something because Nigeria managed to squeeze out a victory after a scoreless first half, and the fans couldn't have been happier:Team Nigeria. We dey break Iceland! pic.twitter.com/QNsFaGzpFf— JJ. Omojuwa (@Omojuwa) June 22, 2018Ahmed Musa has brought more joy to Nigerians in 90 minutes than Buhari has brought to Nigeria in three years. No blame game. No excuses. The guy just scored. And to prove it was not a fluke, he scored again.— Reno Omokri (@renoomokri) June 22, 2018Someone said that Nigeria just turned Iceland to Ice cream #NGAISL
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Eminem recently headlined the Firefly Music Festival in Dover, Delaware.According to ET Canada, American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter Holly Maniatty was the real star of the show, though!Eminem performed "Rap God," and Maniatty reminded us why she's the ASL God! One of the festival's patrons, Kate Starr Fillingame, uploaded a clip of Maniatty's interpretation skills on Facebook. Maniatty's work was especially impressive as Eminem is known for his rapid rhymes and she kept up!Twitter was certainly feeling it!ASL interpreter at an Eminem gig. I love her energy! With Eminem's faster rapping style, this is certainly no easy feat. #Inclusive https://t.co/xgPWbcy2T2— Amy Jensen (@amyjensen00) June 21, 2018Rapping in ASL... utterly awesome! @Eminem having someone sign his music is bloody fantastic!Gotta love this guy, just a little bit more— Яσв Ɔнαρмαи (@GothicFrog) June 21, 2018That's a workout regime right there....— 🌿 PanDeism 🌌 (@Pandeism) June 21, 2018Maniatty ain't new to this; she's true to this. She has experience interpreting shows for the likes of Snoop Dogg, JAY-Z, Wu-Tang Clan and the Beastie Boys.Maniatty's animated and engaging style of interpretation has a lot to do with her desire to be authentic to the rapper's story. In a 2017 interview with CBC Radio, Maniatty recalled a poignant moment during a Wu-Tang performance.“For example, when I was getting ready for the Wu-Tang show, they talk about riots in the street," she said. "And at that time, the Ferguson riots were just kind of finishing up, so, of course, your mind would jump there because that’s a current event, but you kind of have to take a moment.”She also touched on how social issues have molded her own style of interpretation. “Go see when that song was written, and see that they’re probably talking about the L.A. riots," Maniatty said. "And then think about something that’s more iconic about the L.A. riots in terms of visual accessibility and kind of build your interpretation that way to make it as authentic and close to the meaning of the person who wrote it. You just want to make sure that you’re providing the most authentic interpretation you...
The patriarch of the iconic Jackson music family may be on his deathbed. Joe Jackson, 89, is reportedly at a Las Vegas hospital where his health is deteriorating. “He’s very very frail; he doesn’t have long. The family needs to be by his bedside – that’s our only intention in his final days,” Jermaine Jackson told The Daily Mail. Joe Jackson reportedly told the hospital not to allow his family to visit him and allegedly told hospital officials not to let family members have access to his medical records.Jackson's wife, Katherine Jackson, daughters Rebbie and Joh’Vonnie and granddaughter Yashi Brown did eventually visit him on Tuesday night (June 19), however. Mr. Jackson's instructions were reportedly heard on a phone recording. "No one knew what was going on – we shouldn't have to beg, plead, and argue to see our own father, especially at a time like this,' Jermaine noted. "We have been hurting."In recent years, Joe Jackson has had several strokes and is said to be suffering from a form of dementia. According to TMZ, he is also currently suffering from terminal cancer. "We were not being told where he was and couldn't get the full picture. Even from the doctor. My mother was worried sick," Jermaine continued. Joe Jackson's talent managing abilities were a critical factor in the success of the hit group the Jackson 5, which eventually led to highly successful solo careers for many of that group's members, most notably for Michael Jackson and Janet...
The East Pittsburgh police officer who shot and killed 17-year-old Antwon Rose Jr. has been identified as 30-year-old Michael H. Rosfeld, The New York Times reported. Authorities have confirmed that Rosfeld fatally shot Rose hours after he was sworn into the East Pittsburgh force. According to CNN, Allegheny County Police Superintendent Coleman McDonough confirmed that Rosfeld fired three times, striking Rose in various parts of his body. When CNN asked McDonough if Rosfeld is white, the police superintendent reportedly responded, "I don't understand what that has to do with the situation."EAST PGH MAYOR said in his 20+ years as mayor, an East Pgh officer has never fired their weapon until now. 17-year-old Antwon Rose was shot & killed by officer Michael Rosfeld. Inv say at the time,Rose was running from a vehicle suspected of being involved in a shooting #WTAE— Marcie Cipriani (@MCipriani_WTAE) June 21, 2018Rose was a passenger in a car that had been pulled over because it reportedly matched the description of a vehicle connected to an earlier shooting where a 22-year-old man was wounded, according to a statement published by the Allegheny County Police Department.A video that recorded the shooting was posted to Facebook on Tuesday, June 19. In the video, a person – later identified as Rose – can be seen fleeing a vehicle as an officer fired at him more than once as he was running away. McDonough has confirmed that Rose was unarmed."I see mothers bury their sons. I want my mom to never feel that pain."Two years ago, Antwon Rose wrote those lines in a poem for his 10th grade honors English class.On Tuesday, he was fatally shot by police. In a few days, his mother will bury him. https://t.co/OLCZMKz5w3 pic.twitter.com/RvknudSU2g— CNN (@CNN) June 22, 2018The Police Department has also said two firearms were found on the floor of the vehicle. Mike Manko, a spokesman for the Allegheny County District Attorney’s Office, reportedly confirmed reports that while Rose was unarmed, he had an empty clip of a handgun in his pants pocket when he was shot, The Times reported. Rose's death has sparked many protests with people denouncing the officer's deadly use of police force. Nearly 1,000 people joined protests at the Allegheny County courthouse on Thursday evening, with some blocking traffic on the Interstate, the Los Angeles Times reported.Rose's death was ruled a homicide by the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office, CNN reports. A reporter from WTAE-TV's Action News 4 who has been in touch with Rosfeld reports the officer said he and his family are trying to deal with what happened and that he has received a lot of support from local law enforcement. Rosfeld confirmed to Action News 4 that though he had just sworn into the office the day of the fatal shooting, he had been with the East Pittsburgh police department for three weeks. He also noted he has been a police officer since 2011, working with various departments before joining East Pittsburgh.Action News 4 reporter Marcie Cipriani said East Pittsburgh Mayor Louis Payne told her he couldn't recall a police officer in East Pittsburgh firing their weapon in more than 20 years. "I've been a mayor for 20 years and long before that I don't think a police officer's discharged their pistol or weapon in all that time and unfortunately it had to be now," Payne said according to Cipriani. "We can't change what happened, nothing can change what happened. All we can do is remember Antwon, pray on it and dwell on it and make something good come out of his...
Doesn’t it seem that everything costs more but incomes are stagnant in growth? Inflation is a crazy concept. Last year prices of goods increased by 1.8% core inflation and your salary may or may not have increased alongside that growth. So, with prices of everyday goods like milk and gas constantly on the rise, how can you pay more on debt if your income isn’t cutting it?Paying down debt is not complicated! It is hard. It is strenuous. But it is really worth it in the end. What you should know is paying debt is a numbers game. It breaks down to this simple equation:Income – Expenses = MarginDepending on what you do with the margin is up to you, but that is what you have to work with at the end of the day. So, based on that universal equation there are two strategies:1) Increase your income that will result in a larger margin2) Decrease your expenses that will result in a larger marginAt the end of the day if your margin increases that is more money that can be thrown at any debt fires you want to put out. And how aggressive you want to be will decide how quickly the debt is paid off.Contrary to popular belief, paying off all debt isn’t the only way to go. Move at your own speed like my wife and I. We aren’t willing to sacrifice the farm and the pigs to pay off debt quicker. We found an aggressive payoff method that still allows us to live a lifestyle we enjoy. Please don’t fall into the hype to pay off your loans by sacrificing the shirt off your back, if that isn’t what you want. But, if you have an all or nothing mindset, by all means, sell the shirt.Whether you’re a level 10 on the aggressive side or a level 5, here six ways to pay down your debt!1) Follow the debt snowball - One of the popular payoff strategies is the debt snowball, where you pay off the lowest balance loan and move your way up. Picking this strategy will help with confidence and keep you on the “debt payoff” path until you are done. Plenty of people attempt to pay debt on and off and inconsistency during this process could be damaging. If your goal is to get rid of debt long-term- consistency is key. Stick with the debt snowball to be consistent with all the payments.2) Negotiate a Deal – Our Sallie Mae loan was paid off in two years and we struck a deal as they probably thought we weren’t going to pay it all off. We ended up having half the loan forgiven! The lenders want their money back and they do understand (despite how they talk to you) they stand a chance of getting nothing back. Therefore, negotiating a deal to pay off the balance is very helpful. You want to make sure you have been in good standing on the account and be able to gather all the funds to take advantage of the potential deal. In addition, if they offer you a deal always ask if they can do better. Lenders anticipate consumers to haggle so you have to play the game.3) Start selling – Everyone has a few items hanging around that can sell for a few bucks. Sites like Craigslist, Facebook market, Let Go and other new sites have created the online market exchange for you to unload old items for cash. The extra money can be thrown at the smallest loan balance to help create room to make bigger payments.4) Trim the damn budget – People are naturally tied to their lifestyle to the point it holds them from growing more. This effective tip is simple and separates those who want to become debt free and those who just like the idea of being debt free. Find areas in your budget that you can cut back on. Cancel subscriptions, eat out much less, cut the cable, go as far as cutting out AC; basically cut back on what you spend to increase the margin!5) Change your habits – I wanted to put a lot of emphasis on this tip because if you get out of debt only to end up back in more debt, what was it even for? Remember, getting rid of debt allows you to focus on a new life outside of paying others. Hence, you need to change the financial habits that got you into debt in the first place. This is mostly in regard to consumer debt. I understand that most people don’t have a say in mortgage rates or student loans. But in your personal life, pick out the toxic money habits that need to be tossed in the garbage. Be conscious of the habit and take it day by day to stop it in its tracks.6) Second Income – This tip will hurt the most as it will cramp your lifestyle but only for a small period of time. Earning more is an option but if you can’t find a raise you might need to find a second job. Freelancing services, driving for Uber, retail, cooking, a waiter and any job that fits your schedule and pays decent money is a winner. Hands down, this tip will give you the most bang for your buck. Play with the numbers if you never thought about this idea. Earning $500 a week can be thrown at debt. I guarantee that the second job is for a short period with a worthwhile goal at the end.Being aggressive towards debt requires sacrifice in some form or manner. I recommend making the sacrifice now but at your own speed. The media has hundreds of stories of people who paid off $250,000 in debt in two years and that is great for them but we are all different and a hardcore strategy isn’t for everyone. When I make financial freedom plans I take into factor will this person actually do this strategy and stick to it? You need to ask yourself the same question and make some serious money...
