“Sometimes people try to destroy you, precisely because they recognize your power — not because they don’t see it, but because they see it and they don’t want it to exist.” bell hooks

according to The Nevada Independent. Now, nearly a decade later, the outlet reports that Rousseau, 34, has received a $1.6 million settlement from Humboldt County.

Oh my god... Annie Andrews just NUKED Darline Graham with "DATA CENTER DARLINE" on live TV. 💥 Graham's response? Clutching her pearls over "name calling"... Yeah, the same woman who time and time again refused to condemn Trump for nicknaming Annie.

Gonzalez is being treated at a local hospital for a serious gunshot wound. The ugly confrontation was the latest in a series of violent encounters involving ICE agents amid President Donald Trump’s crackdown on immigrants.

The father, fearing for both of their lives, drew his gun and shot Gonzalez in the “midsection,” police said. The woman then contacted her boyfriend, a police officer who was off-duty at the time, who rushed to the home and handcuffed Gonzalez.

“When the victim’s daughter tried to intervene on her father’s behalf, Gonzalez also physically attacked her, at which time she went to the ground,” police said.

That’s when police said Gonzalez assaulted the 72-year-old man. When the daughter came to her dad’s aid, Gonzalez physically attacked her as well, according to officials. Police have not publicly identified the woman or her father.

The trouble began when a Fresno woman discovered a strange man, who “appeared intoxicated and agitated,” lying on her lawn around 3:30 a.m. Friday, police said. She went inside to tell her father, who confronted the man and told him to leave.

Police didn’t discover Gonzalez was an ICE agent until hours after his arrest. Local police have been in contact with ICE. The father who shot the agent is not facing charges, police said. He legally owns the gun he used in the shooting, according to officials.

It hasn’t yet been determined why 32-year-old ICE officer David Gonzalez of Texas was “in the area at the time of the incident, but it has been confirmed he was off-duty and alone,” Fresno police said in a statement.

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The men who wrote these ideas studied us as one people. Our children will answer them as one people, once we teach them their whole history.

2. Check your district’s website for board meeting dates and the public comment sign-up, then ask for one unit comparing the claims made against Haitians, Jamaicans and Black Americans.

Accra deserve both lessons: where the attacks on us came from, and how our histories connect. Parents can start this month: 1. Search “Edward Long History of Jamaica,” read a summary with your child beside Da’Vinchi’s quote, and ask your child who said it first. (cont.)

Armenian educators treated memory as a public duty and comparison as a lesson plan: in 2023, Armenia approved a course teaching the Armenian Genocide beside other peoples’ histories, so students learn their history alongside others. Black students in Baltimore, Port-au-Prince, Kingston and (cont.)

so they answered with curriculum. The Lookstein Center for Jewish Education in Israel created a high school lesson asking students to trace antisemitic stereotypes to their sources, find those stereotypes on social media, and practice a response. (cont.)

Even though those writers saw us all as one people, our schools have only taught us about each other in part. Jewish educators understood that a community taught only part of its history, and never where an attack came from, will one day repeat that attack against itself, (cont.)

The Caribbean Examinations Council’s history syllabus never mentions eugenics, and AP African American Studies covers eugenics only inside U.S. borders. Because of those gaps, some of us use against other Black people the claims white officials used to occupy Haiti and sterilize Black women. (cont.)