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Ex-US cop sentenced to over 20 years for George Floyd death

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By Joy Powell
| Yahoo News Verified
Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of the murder of George Floyd, was sentenced to more than 20 years in prison on Thursday on federal charges. Chauvin, who is white, pleaded guilty in December 2021 to violating the civil rights of Floyd, a 46-year-old Black man, during his May 2020 arrest for allegedly using a counterfeit $20 bill to buy a pack of cigarettes.
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Rev. Joy Powell’s first wrongful conviction - a prescient look at Juneteenth

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By Joy Powell, Karpani Burns
| San Francisco Bay View Verified
Editor’s intro: Rev. Joy Powell’s story is not uplifted enough when we speak of political prisoners, and thus many people may not know of her. We seek to shift that by presenting the following piece written by Joy in 2007, with more to follow. Wrongful convictions and over-sentencing are genocidal practices fueling what’s euphmistically called mass incarceration but is modern-day slavery, in Joy’s words “still shackled, still chained.” by Rev.
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"Gloire à l’Ukraine": une marée jaune et bleue en Europe

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By Daphne Rousseau Verified, Hervé Asquin, Philippe RATER, Antoine Lambroschini Verified, Camille Camdessus, Aurelia End Verified, Sebastien Blanc Verified, Florian Cazeres Verified, Valerie Leroux Verified, Sylvie Lanteaume, Joy Powell, Lucie Aubourg, Balazs Wizner, Mihaela Rodina
| Le Nouvelliste (Quebec) Verified
«Stoppez la guerre! Stoppez Poutine!»: de Berlin à Prague, en passant par Madrid et Vilnius, des centaines de milliers de personnes aux couleurs jaune et bleue de l’Ukraine ont défilé dimanche en Europe pour dénoncer l’invasion russe et dire leur crainte d’une extension du conflit. En Russie aussi, quelques milliers de personnes ont de nouveau bravé l’interdiction de manifester pour dire «Non à la guerre», des rassemblements qui ont conduit à plus de 2000 arrestations, selon une ONG.
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