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Kanye West Calls American Activist Rosa Parks "A Plant" In Latest Rant
In the audio clip, the rapper also talked about former US President, Barack Obama. He said, "Everybody knows Obama, not from Chicago."
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Indian-American Gurinder Singh Khalsa Announces Entry Into US Politics
Eminent Indian-American philanthropist and entrepreneur Gurinder Singh Khalsa, who was recently conferred with the prestigious Rosa Parks Trailblazer award for his campaign that forced the authorities in the US to change their policy towards turban of the Sikh community, has announced his decision to enter electoral politics in America.
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Indian-American Entrepreneur Honoured For Sikh Headgear Campaign In US
An Indian-American Sikh philanthropist and entrepreneur, Gurinder Singh Khalsa, has been presented the prestigious Rosa Park Trailblazer award for his campaign to persuade US authorities change their policy towards Sikh headgear.
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Aretha Franklin: The Vintage Hearse That Carried Rosa Parks Will Now Be The Queen Of Soul's Last Ride
The hearse that will carry Aretha Franklin is a regal, pearly-white 1940 Cadillac LaSalle that looked as though it had been custom-made for her
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60 Years After Rosa Parks, Hillary Clinton Urges Racial Justice
Hillary Clinton celebrated a civil rights milestone with black leaders Tuesday but warned that the United States was still falling woefully short of providing equality and justice for African-Americans.
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United States to Put Woman on New $10 Bill
The US will put the image of a woman on an American banknote for the first time in over a century, breaking the lock that white male political heroes have on the greenback.
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Breakfast of Champions: Rosa Parks' Peanut Butter Pancakes
After the death of the great civil rights activist, this recipe was discovered written on the back of an envelopeWhen civil rights activist Rosa Parks died in 2005, this recipe for 'feather-light' pancakes was found among her papers, on the back of an...
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Warren Buffett Heir Buys Rosa Parks Archive
Hundreds of items that belonged to civil rights icon Rosa Parks and have been sitting unseen for years in a New York warehouse were sold to a foundation run by the son of billionaire investment guru Warren Buffett, the younger Buffett said on Thursday.
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Winter Olympics: Norwegian slopestyler Torstein Horgmo in hospital after crash
The 26-year-old Torstein Horgmo crashed on the rail feature of the slopestyle course at Rosa Khutor Extreme Park, Norway team manager Thomas Harstad confirmed. Horgmo was conscious but in pain and the extent of his injuries were not yet clear.
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Day of non-violence urged to remember Martin Luther Junior
People worldwide should honour the memory of Rev. Dr Martin Luther King Jr. by making on Monday a "no shots fired" day and ringing church bells in support of non-violence, urged the daughter of the slain U.S. civil rights leader.
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Journalists take White House to task over photo access
Simmering tensions between the Obama administration and the White House press corps spilled into the open on Thursday when news organizations formally protested decisions to bar photojournalists from many presidential events.
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F1 TV viewership and its plunge in 2012 season
Despite growth in TV audience in Brazil, Spain and Italy, the dip in emerging Asian markets has pulled the overall number down.
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Fernando Alonso to miss 1st test of Ferrari's new car
Ferrari says Felipe Massa and recently recruited test driver Pedro de la Rosa will try out the new car in Jerez, while Alonso "will intensify his physical training."
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Statistical Highlights from the Formula One 2012 season
Here is taking a look at numbers from the course of the Formula One season 2012 as teams engaged in a tense battle for points and bragging rights.
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HRT not included in the entry list of teams for F1 2013 season
It was announced last month that the owners of the Spanish Formula One team are in talks with a number of companies and have put the team up for sale. This after the team, founded in 2010, failed to collect points in any of its three seasons.
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Kanye West Calls American Activist Rosa Parks "A Plant" In Latest Rant
In the audio clip, the rapper also talked about former US President, Barack Obama. He said, "Everybody knows Obama, not from Chicago."
-
Indian-American Gurinder Singh Khalsa Announces Entry Into US Politics
Eminent Indian-American philanthropist and entrepreneur Gurinder Singh Khalsa, who was recently conferred with the prestigious Rosa Parks Trailblazer award for his campaign that forced the authorities in the US to change their policy towards turban of the Sikh community, has announced his decision to enter electoral politics in America.
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Indian-American Entrepreneur Honoured For Sikh Headgear Campaign In US
An Indian-American Sikh philanthropist and entrepreneur, Gurinder Singh Khalsa, has been presented the prestigious Rosa Park Trailblazer award for his campaign to persuade US authorities change their policy towards Sikh headgear.
-
Aretha Franklin: The Vintage Hearse That Carried Rosa Parks Will Now Be The Queen Of Soul's Last Ride
The hearse that will carry Aretha Franklin is a regal, pearly-white 1940 Cadillac LaSalle that looked as though it had been custom-made for her
-
60 Years After Rosa Parks, Hillary Clinton Urges Racial Justice
Hillary Clinton celebrated a civil rights milestone with black leaders Tuesday but warned that the United States was still falling woefully short of providing equality and justice for African-Americans.
-
United States to Put Woman on New $10 Bill
The US will put the image of a woman on an American banknote for the first time in over a century, breaking the lock that white male political heroes have on the greenback.
-
Breakfast of Champions: Rosa Parks' Peanut Butter Pancakes
After the death of the great civil rights activist, this recipe was discovered written on the back of an envelopeWhen civil rights activist Rosa Parks died in 2005, this recipe for 'feather-light' pancakes was found among her papers, on the back of an...
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Warren Buffett Heir Buys Rosa Parks Archive
Hundreds of items that belonged to civil rights icon Rosa Parks and have been sitting unseen for years in a New York warehouse were sold to a foundation run by the son of billionaire investment guru Warren Buffett, the younger Buffett said on Thursday.
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Winter Olympics: Norwegian slopestyler Torstein Horgmo in hospital after crash
The 26-year-old Torstein Horgmo crashed on the rail feature of the slopestyle course at Rosa Khutor Extreme Park, Norway team manager Thomas Harstad confirmed. Horgmo was conscious but in pain and the extent of his injuries were not yet clear.
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Day of non-violence urged to remember Martin Luther Junior
People worldwide should honour the memory of Rev. Dr Martin Luther King Jr. by making on Monday a "no shots fired" day and ringing church bells in support of non-violence, urged the daughter of the slain U.S. civil rights leader.
-
Journalists take White House to task over photo access
Simmering tensions between the Obama administration and the White House press corps spilled into the open on Thursday when news organizations formally protested decisions to bar photojournalists from many presidential events.
-
F1 TV viewership and its plunge in 2012 season
Despite growth in TV audience in Brazil, Spain and Italy, the dip in emerging Asian markets has pulled the overall number down.
-
Fernando Alonso to miss 1st test of Ferrari's new car
Ferrari says Felipe Massa and recently recruited test driver Pedro de la Rosa will try out the new car in Jerez, while Alonso "will intensify his physical training."
-
Statistical Highlights from the Formula One 2012 season
Here is taking a look at numbers from the course of the Formula One season 2012 as teams engaged in a tense battle for points and bragging rights.
-
HRT not included in the entry list of teams for F1 2013 season
It was announced last month that the owners of the Spanish Formula One team are in talks with a number of companies and have put the team up for sale. This after the team, founded in 2010, failed to collect points in any of its three seasons.
