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Ismail Akwei
Ismail Akwei is an international journalist, digital media specialist, media literacy advocate, media viability consultant, media trainer, product manager, editor, writer, and media manager with over a decade of experience working with multinational media companies worldwide.
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Judge drops third-degree murder charge against ex-officer who kneeled on George Floyd's neck
12 Oct 2023
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Face2Face Africa
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| George Floyd
The third-degree murder charge against Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer involved in George Floyd's death, has been dropped, but second-degree murder and manslaughter charges remain. Judge Peter Cahill ruled that the third-degree charge was not applicable as Chauvin's actions were not 'eminently dangerous' to others. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison emphasized that the most serious charges against all four defendants, including Chauvin, will proceed to trial. The other three officers, Tou Thao, Thomas Lane, and J. Alexander Kueng, face charges of aiding and abetting second-degree murder.
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Paul Cochrane
Paul Cochrane is a freelance journalist based in Udine, Italy. He lived in Beirut, Lebanon from 2002 to 2019, and in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa from 2019 until 2024. He has written for over 80 publications worldwide, covering financial crime, business, higher education and skills developments, ...
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Noor Kids Digital Ramadan Camp attracts 80,000 viewers
01 Apr 2022
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salaamgateway.com
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| Children's Programs
US-based Noor Kids transitioned its Ramadan camps to an online platform during the COVID-19 pandemic, attracting close to 80,000 children globally. The Digital Ramadan Camp, which waived its $179 fee this year, features daily stories and guest speakers, including notable figures like Zain Bhikah and Keith Ellison. Founder Amin Aaser aims to create a 'Mister Rogers for Muslims' experience, fostering a global Muslim family through storytelling and interactive activities. Noor Kids plans to seek impact investors post-Ramadan to expand its initiatives.
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Steve Dorsey
Steve Dorsey is Executive Editor/Correspondent for CBS News Radio based in the Washington, D.C. Bureau. At CBS News, he has broken news about American diplomats mysteriously injured in Cuba that triggered U.S. action and Congressional oversight, he was injured covering the Baltimore riots ...
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Labor Secretary Tom Perez: Trump transition probes “illegal”
18 Dec 2016
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www.cbsnews.com
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| Democratic National Committee
Labor Secretary Tom Perez criticized President-elect Trump's transition team for sending illegal questions to government agencies, including the Energy Department, to identify employees working on climate change. Perez, who is running for Chair of the Democratic National Committee, also criticized the Democratic Party's neglect of Rust Belt states. President-elect Trump has nominated Andy Puzder, CEO of CKE Restaurants, to replace Perez as Labor Secretary. Perez and Keith Ellison, a favorite among progressives, are the main contenders for the DNC Chair position, both promising to work full-time if elected.
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James Franey
I am a journalist for France 24 and I will be in Israel from May 9 to May 16 inclusive, filing for a number of media outlets. I am available for live or recorded standups/interviews/phone hits to help you with your coverage of news events in Israel and the Palestinian Territories. Prior to ...
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Democrat sparks fury by comparing Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to pro-slavery 'Uncle Tom' henchman in 'Django Unchained' because of his alleged ties to interest groups
05 Oct 2023
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Mail Online
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English
| Political Controversy
Minnesota Democratic Attorney General Keith Ellison has sparked controversy by comparing Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to a pro-slavery character from the film Django Unchained, criticizing Thomas for siding with powerful interests and calling for his impeachment. The article highlights Thomas's controversial decisions on affirmative action, abortion, and LGBT rights, as well as his undisclosed ties to billionaire Harlan Crow, who provided him with lavish gifts and travel. The piece underscores ongoing ethical concerns and criticisms from left-wing figures towards Thomas and his connections.
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Maurizio Geri
Maurizio Geri is a freelance journalist, also Italian Navy lieutenant reservist POLAD and EU Marie Curie Postdoc fellow 2024/2026 (2024 at GMU in Washington DC, 2025 at GMF and VUB in Brussels, 2026 at Ca’ Foscari University in Venice) to research the EU-NATO cooperation in Emerging Disruptive ...
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Philippines-first policy is derailing America’s China strategy—Trump must act fast or watch ASEAN tilt to Beijing
22 Nov 2024
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Modern Diplomacy
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| ASEAN Dynamics
The article discusses the implications of the Philippines' aggressive foreign policy on US-China strategy in Southeast Asia. It highlights the Philippines' actions that threaten to destabilize US alliances and strengthen China's influence in the region. The article urges the incoming Trump administration to recalibrate its approach to ensure that support for the Philippines aligns with countering China, rather than enabling Manila's divisive agenda. It also delves into a legal dispute involving the Sultanate of Sulu and Malaysia, which could further strain regional relations and impact US strategic interests.
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Jessica Hatcher
I am a writer working primarily in East Africa. I am a regular contributor to the Guardian and write features for Newsweek, ELLE and Marie Claire amongst others.
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Ending Somali-US money transfers will be devastating, Merchants Bank warned
06 Feb 2015
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the Guardian
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| Humanitarian Aid
The closure of accounts by the last US bank specializing in money transfers to Somalia, Merchants Bank of California, is expected to have a devastating impact on millions of Somalis who rely on remittances. Remittance payments, which significantly exceed aid spending, are crucial for Somalia's economy and survival. Regulatory pressures and concerns over money laundering and terrorism have led to the closure of many remittance accounts. Key figures, including Congressman Keith Ellison, warn of the catastrophic effects on humanitarian efforts. Organizations like Oxfam and Adeso urge the US government to implement emergency measures to mitigate the negative fallout. The potential closure of remittance services threatens the livelihoods of many Somalis, particularly in regions where aid is scarce.
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Dalia Hatuqa
I am a multimedia journalist whose work has appeared in The Economist, Foreign Policy, The Atlantic and elsewhere. Since 2000, I have divided my time between the U.S. and the West Bank, covering a range of political, economic and cultural issues for print, TV and radio. Before moving back to ...
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Islamophobia prompts Muslims to engage in US democracy: report
04 May 2018
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www.aljazeera.com
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| Discrimination
American Muslims have experienced increased discrimination, prompting greater political engagement, as reported by the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding. Hate crimes against Muslims rose during and after Donald Trump's presidential campaign. The Islamophobia Index revealed Muslims are more politically active, with a higher voter registration rate and a record number of Muslim candidates running for office. Despite facing smear campaigns and threats, Muslim candidates are participating in elections across the US, with the potential for the first Muslim woman in Congress and the first Muslim senator. The ISPU survey also found that Muslims are more likely to reject violence and identify strongly with America, countering media and political narratives associating Islam with terrorism.
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Milli Legrain
Milli Legrain is a multilingual multimedia journalist and producer based in Washington, D.C. Fully trilingual (English,Spanish, French) and fluent in Portuguese. Fifteen years’ experience in communications and journalism in Latin America (Brazil, Mexico and Chile), Europe (Spain and the UK). ...
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Why Trump's victory brings Bernie Sanders back to the stage with more force
18 Nov 2016
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Univision
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| Elections
Bernie Sanders, speaking to students in Washington, refuted claims that he hindered Hillary Clinton's campaign, suggesting instead that he could have defeated Donald Trump. Sanders and Trump both appealed to voters tired of the establishment and opposed the TPP trade deal. Sanders' movement 'Our Revolution' is gaining momentum post-election, focusing on protecting minorities and fighting hate crimes. Sanders is promoting Keith Ellison for Democratic Party leadership, signaling a need for party reform after losing to Trump, who is described as the worst candidate in history.
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James Reinl
An award-winning multimedia correspondent who has reported from North America, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and his native Britain for more than a decade. Strong editorial judgment and leadership skills with the ability to grasp and distill complex issues with ease and lead digital and broadcast ...
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Wave of Muslim candidates across US look to reverse Trump policies
13 Apr 2018
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Middle East Eye
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| Trump Administration
Omar Vaid, a Muslim candidate from Brooklyn, is running for Congress motivated by opposition to President Trump's policies, particularly the travel ban. He is part of a larger trend of Muslim Americans entering politics, with as many as 100 candidates running in 2018. These candidates, primarily Democrats, are energized by anti-Trump sentiment and aim to address issues like healthcare and gun control. Despite challenges, including Islamophobia and low voter turnout among Muslims, organizations like Emgage Action are working to support these candidates and increase political engagement within the Muslim community.
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César Rojas Ángel
I'm a journalist based in Medellín , Colombia (but I often go to Bogotá, as well). I've worked with multimedia contents and I also have experience as writer and producer for printed, TV and digital media outlets. I have a Sony FX6 camera and I'm available to travel to any place in the country. I'm ...
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"It's a step forward": Biden after verdict in George Floyd's murder
21 Apr 2021
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www.france24.com
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Spanish
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Derek Chauvin, the ex-police officer, faces up to 40 years in prison after being found guilty of murdering George Floyd. President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris emphasized the verdict as a step towards justice and called for police reform through the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act. The verdict has sparked further calls for justice in other cases of police violence, including the recent deaths of Daunte Wright and Ma'Khia Bryant. Biden also urged the confirmation of Vanita Gupta and Kristen Clarke to key Department of Justice positions to advance racial equity and justice.
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Robyn Smith
Robyn Smith is an award-winning broadcast journalist, CNN fellow, content creator and social media producer with twenty years experience in the industry, including television news anchoring, reporting, script writing, producing, news planning and copy editing. She's reported from across the ...
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These industry professionals are gobbling up great opportunities
17 Mar 2024
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Business of Home
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English
| Leadership Changes
The article discusses recent significant hires and leadership changes across various companies in the design, manufacturing, media, and retail sectors. Fernish, a subscription furniture company, has appointed Kristin Smith, a former Amazon and Zulily executive, as its COO. Galerie magazine has hired Beth Brenner as its new president and Mark Rosen as head of digital. The Savannah College of Art and Design named Colette Sabins as Director of Public Relations. In the architecture and design industry, Chai Ming Studios, Gensler, Wilson Associates, HLW, and Workshop/APD announced promotions and new hires. Sotheby's appointed Charles F. Stewart as CEO, succeeding Tad Smith. Other companies like Miele, A.R.T. Furniture, and Wilkhahn also reported changes in their leadership teams. The article highlights the importance of these strategic hires in the growth and adaptation of these companies within their respective industries.