London, Feb 5(ANI): Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand has expressed anger over what his family has had to endure following the racial abuse allegedly suffered by his brother Anton Ferdinand at the hands of John Terry. "Anton is my little ...
Benjamin Todd Jealous, president and CEO of the NAACP, encouraged blacks to acknowledge that they are people who understand the pain of slavery and forced migration, in his speech for Black History Month on Thursday. "Let [our future generations ...
Major question marks hung over Fabio Capello’s status as England coach on Sunday night after he spoke out in defence of axed skipper John Terry. Fabio Capello was known to be upset that John Terry was removed as captain on Friday, a decision that was ...
RIO Ferdinand yesterday ran a gauntlet of hate, with Chelsea fans furious at his role in the John Terry race row. Crocked Terry looked on from the stands as the Manchester United star was booed every time he touched the ball. And the terrace chanters ...
MIRI: Some 10,000 people celebrated the Prophet Muhammad’s birthday at the Miri Outdoor Stadium yesterday, marking it as the biggest event of such held here. The state-level Maulidur Rasul celebration saw some 138 contingents from various associations ...
In an interview with broadcast journalist Charlie Rose last year, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg noted that women have "stalled out at the top" in the corporate environment – only reaching fifteen to sixteen percent of the board seats, Sandberg notes. On ...
OVER THREE-QUARTERS of journalists believe media diversity is under threat as media ownership becomes increasingly concentrated among fewer organisations and individuals, a survey has found. A separate survey, also published yesterday, found 80 per cent of ...
BEIRUT.-The art fair dedicated to modern and contemporary artists from the region ME.NA.SA. (Middle East, North Africa, South Asia), Beirut Art Fair prepares its third installment, at Beirut International Exhibition Leisure Center (BIEL), with forty ...
Champagne refreshments will be served. (Wednesday, 7 p.m., FREE, Babeland Soho, 43 Mercer St., 212-966-2120, babeland.com/events) Winfred Rembert's autobiographical paintings depict the life of African-Americans in the segregated South, including powerful ...
"There's still a lot of isolation of African Americans in American cities. What's causing it is up for debate." The study, by Edward Glaeser and Jacob Vigdor of the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, is titled "The End of the Segregated Century."
