News about Rosa Parks

In a letter to the country's first transgender judge, Master McCloud wrote, "I am now political every time I choose where to pee." Rosa Parks, a prominent judge in the United Kingdom, went on to likene her to US civil rights lawyer Rosa Parks, who said that it is now 'trans' and a respected judge.' Since writing to the Lady Chief Justice and the Justice Secretary, women's rights campaigners have wrote to them to ask them to take action'to safeguard public confidence.'

The little six by six meter shop on Deptford's high street has attracted customers from all around the world in the effort to convert people to communism. However, the food itself is not cheap, with a menu named after communist and other prominent political and social figures, which would raise the price of kebab shop menu items. It comes after a Golden Chippy, which is just two miles down the road in Greenwich, became embroiled in a dispute over a Union Jack flag mural. After receiving squeals, Greenwich council ordered the establishment to be sacked, but the owner says he's eager to glue himself to it.

Whitney Wright (right) of Porn has sparked controversy online after she took photos in front of the 'death to America' murals (left) on the now-abandoned US embassy in Tehran, Iran. The Oklahoma native, 32, filmed herself at the shut-down embassy, saying she 'HAD to visit' the museum where hostages were detained for 444 days. The National Guard Guard in Iran now operates the building as an anti-America museum (top inset). She was also seen posing next to a flagpole (bottom inset), with a torn US flag on the ground. Her photographs sparked outrage on social media, with critics accusing her of supporting one of the world's "most authoritarian regimes." Some people were 'glad' she came to Iran and 'hope you had a good time.'

Whitney Wright, an American-born porn actress, has been accused of promoting Iranian government propaganda after posting images of her travel to Iran on social media. Despite Iran's refusal to participate in her tour, Wright, who is known for criticizing Israel and supporting Palestinians, filmed herself in Tehran. Her adherence to the Islamic dress code provoked criticism, particularly in the aftermath of previous demonstrations against women who were forced to wear the hijab. The US State Department has warned against flying to Iran, underscoring the danger of unlawful detention. Wright's visit seems to be part of a regional tour, showcasing images from Egypt, Lebanon, and Morocco.

The toddler was exposed to the 'horrific' reenactment at Building Brains Daycare in Osceola County. The NAACP, a civil rights organization, is pushing for an investigation into the 'alarming' incident. The toddler's outraged parents, who saw photographs of the incident, described the lesson as 'horrible,' and immediately pulled her out of the classroom. The female tutor has not been identified and is now working at the daycare.

Women are putting their partners to the test in a new challenge that is supposed to reveal your partner's true feelings and alert any red flags in your relationship. The latest TikTok survey, which comes after the viral millennial vs. Gen Z challenge, sees couples taking part in the 'name a woman' movement, which has caused several marriages to break down. Women simply ask their boyfriends to 'name a woman,' and if their partner has a name other than their girlfriends, it's not a problem in paradise. According to a psychologist, the pattern is an indicator of who is at the forefront of your man's mind, implying that it could be the ultimate red flag examination.

On ITV1, a dramatic new crime series will be available accompanied by a star-studded cast of familiar faces. Six Four first premiered on ITVX in March, but the mind-bending film will make its debut on the small screen at 9 p.m. tonight, just in time for some exciting viewing as the chilly nights draw in. Six Four is based on Hideo Yokoyama's best-selling titular book, with the main action set in Glasgow. The story of kidnap, treason, betrayal, and an unwavering search for the truth begins when DC Chris O'Neill, whose daughter is missing, is contacted by a journalist about a cold case involving another missing child. The four-part series, which will be available to watch every Sunday over the next few weeks, is host to an all-star cast of renowned actors and actresses - but who are they and who do they play in the drama?

ROBERT HARDMAN: Could this really be one of the landmarks in the annals of civil rights? If you were in Peckham talking to some people, you would imagine this to be one of those rare occasions where a small protest sparks a massive movement. Consider Rosa Parks, the heroic shop employee who refused to give up her bus seat to a white passenger in Alabama in 1955 and helped bring down racial segregation in the United States; or Mahatma Gandhi's 1930 resistance against a law that led to Indian independence. To which are we now about to add the 'throttling' of the Peckham wig-snatcher? Well, kind of, according to several of those I encountered on Rye Lane this week, ahead of a potentially explosive street demonstration this afternoon. Inset: Sohail Sindho, who was involved in the incident

Altina Schinasi's 116th birthday has been commemorated on Google Doodle. Altina Schinasi, also known as Altina Carey, was an American designer, painter, and entrepreneur best known for the 'cat-eye' sunglasses frame. But, who was the designer?What else did she contribute to the arts? Read on to learn more about her inspiring life.

OSCAR CAINER: Not everyone will be able to understand the consequences of the recent Mercury/Uranus link, but it will not be too late. However, those who "get" the theory will adore the new changes that it has brought.

After hearing from outraged teachers, Florida's Board of Education approved new legislation for teaching Black history in the state on Wednesday during a public meeting in Orlando. New Middle School Teachers' guidelines are included in a 216-page paper that was released on the Florida Department of Education website. This includes how students should be taught "how slaves developed skills," which could, in some instances, be used for their own benefit.

In another embarrassing display by the liar congressman from New York, George Santos likened himself to Civil Rights icon Rosa Parks. Santos says he refuses to be silenced as a result of multiple probes into campaign finance laws and his resume, work, and background embellishments that brought him to public office. It comes as Santos awaits a trial after being arrested in May on 13 charges, including wire fraud and theft of public assets.

Aurora Sky Castner, 18, made headlines earlier this week when her life was revealed to the world by her longtime mentor, who revealed how the 'voracious reader' secured herself a spot at Harvard Law School, fulfilling a lifelong dream that she set for herself in elementary school. Sky, who was raised by her single, bipolar father with the support of mentor Mona Hamby and several others in the local community, celebrated her triumphs with her families at her high school graduation on Thursday.

Sky Castner, 18, of Montgomery County, was born in Galveston County Jail when her mother was detained at the time of her birth. Castner will finish third in her class from Conroe High School and then attend Harvard in the fall to study law. In the first line of her Harvard application letter, she says, 'I was born in prison.' Castner worked hard to earn all A's and enrolled in the Academy for Health and Science Professions at Conroe High School, preparing to attend the prestigious college.

The Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese has been Oprah's new addition to her book club. She told DailyMail.com that she knew it was making her coveted list within the first three pages. I usually go through like ten-12 books before I get to the real thing,' says the former show host, 69.

Footage of a Target security guard hitting a woman in the chest after she pleaded for a $1,000 grocery bill to be paid by the store in'reparations' has surfaced. Since she said she wanted the store to pay for her purchases in October last year, security guard Zach Cotter punched Karen Ivery in Blue Ash, Hamilton County, Ohio. After the incident that she'charged'at him, the security guard says he was acting in self defense and told investigators.

It was often referred to as the city's 'Berlin Wall' as part of the city's'redlining' program to distinguish black communities from black neighborhoods. The term'redlining' emerged from color-coded maps used by federal development lenders, where'safe' neighborhoods were shaded blue or green, although 'hazardous' communities were red, while 'hazy' communities were in the red. Housing loans in red communities would be refused. Now campaigners are split on whether the wall should also serve as a reminder of the past's brutality. The wall was recently named as one of Detroit's most historic landmarks by Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan (inset).

Fignola Alexandre, a USA citizen, was left 'deeply distraught' after BT boss Craig Warner made the insensitive comment about her visa extension request. According to a tribunal, Mr Warner shocked Ms Alexandre and another black employee by claiming that there weren't many black swimmers were 'because of class.' Mr Warner denied making the remark and claimed he was simply quoting a tweet referring to 'elite black NFL players' not being able to swim because they were from 'underprivileged backgrounds.'

Former employees of Gravity Payments, which was previously operated by CEO Dan Price, have come forward to share troubling experiences while working for the Seattle-based company. They include an instance where Price allegedly likened himself to a Nazi-persecuted Jew after coworkers refused to assist him with a stunt that resulted in him cutting down fishing netting. Price threatened to shoot himself in the middle of the work, and Rosa Parks, a civil rights activist, were among the other troubling incidents. According to Caitlin Palfenier, a former recruiter for Gravity, new recruits to the company were also required to reveal personal tragedy. In 2015, Price was lauded for lowering his $1.1 million salary to guarantee all his employees with $70,000 wages. He eventually left the company in August 2022 amid misdemeanor assault and reckless driving allegations, which he denies.

JAN MOIR: Where are you from?Yes, but where are your people from? I can't remember why many people suspect Lady Susan Hussey (pictured right) was being portrayed as racial at a Buckingham Palace reception this week, whether you like it or not. Miss Fulani herself was included in the group. Miss Fulani, who is not entirely comfortable with the Royal Family, has accused them of "domestic violence" against the Duke and Duchess of Sussex (pictured inset). If she disapproves the Windsor gargoyles so much, one wonders why she accepted the invitation to BP in the first place.

DAN WOOTTON: Is it going to take countless deaths on our roads to bring to an end the madness of Just Stop Oil? The deranged criminal eco-terrorist cult halted traffic on the M25 for the fourth day in a row this morning, deadly scaling gantries. Yesterday, the green militias' criminal activity - please note that I refuse to mention what they're doing as demonstrations - apparently caused a police officer to be knocked off his motorcycle and injured as two lorries crashed in the chaos. And that's before you get to the countless missed hospital visits, destroyed company opportunities in a cost of living crisis, widespread anxiety that has cost to hardworking ordinary Brits, and even a grieving man who has been reluctant to be a pallbearer at his own father's funeral. Stop trying to reason with the Just Stop Oil eco-terrorists and accept that they are now criminals with £10,000 fines and lengthy prison sentences.

Emily Maitlis' interview with The News Agents denied fellow BBC journalist Jon Sopel's assertion that Just Stop Oil was 'grandstanding' with 'extreme' demonstrations. "One person's grandstanding is another individual's civil rights lawsuit," she said. Rosa Parks certainly wasn't grandstanding when she refused to sit down on a bus in Alabama, but I don't think she was grandstanding. When she ran in front of a horse, I don't think anyone would call [suffragette] Emily Davison grandstanding. The only thing that made the difference was the time.'

Justice Ralph Porzio, the chief of staten Island, has ordered city officials to restore and pay to employees who refused to obtain the vaccine. In his decision on Monday night, he noted that the city's vaccination policy was introduced illegally last year and is unconstitutional. Porzio singled out former city Health Commissioner David Choksi, saying he overstepped his authority by enforcing the vaccination policy. He also stated that Mayor Eric Adams' executive order excluding performers and athletes from the program was "arbitrary and capricious." The decision came in reaction to a lawsuit brought by 16 former Sanitation Department employees for refusing to obtain the jab, including Adam Bianco, left, and Patricia Buccellato, right. However, a spokesperson for the city law department confirmed that the decision has already been appealed.

In a poll that asked more than 2,000 Britons to vote for their top female role models, the late monarch emerged the clear champion. Princess of Wales Diana, her daughter-in-law, came in second place, while Catholic nun Mother Teresa came in third place. Rosa Parks, a civil rights activist, and talk show host Oprah Winfrey were among the top ten candidates. More than three quarters (27 percent) of Britons voted for the Queen as their top-ranked option. The Spice Girls made their unexpected joint debut on the list, beating Michelle Obama and Beyonce to make the top ten. In addition, there were also some younger role models in the line up, including climate campaign Greta Thunberg and tennis legend Emma Raducanu, both 19, along with Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai, 25.