Long Realty, based in Tucson, Arizona, recently launched Buyside’s Home Valuation Sites (HVS) to their 1,400-plus agent network. Integrated into Long Realty’s existing website tools, agents can now market their own Home Valuation Site, driving homeowners to check the value of their home and generating seller leads. “Providing our agents with business building systems to […]
As
theGrio previously reported, the 44th president and former First Lady
Michelle Obama welcomed Bo into their White House home in April 2009 after promising their daughters,
Sasha and Malia that they could get a puppy after the presidential campaign.
Obama made the special announcement during his 2008 victory speech, saying “I love you both more than you can imagine. You have earned the puppy that is coming with us!” U.S. President Barack Obama greets his dog Bo outside the Oval Office of the White House March 15, 2012 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Martin H. Simon-Pool/Getty Images)
The late Massachusetts senator
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Black Rob, who was born
Robert Ross, had been experiencing a medical crisis of his own. In the video, released just days before his own passing, he said, “I’ve been dealing with this for five years. Damn. Four strokes, I don’t know what to tell you. This sh– is crazy, this sh– is hard. I don’t have no house to live in. I need some rest, man.”
A GoFundMe was quickly established for the rapper, which reached about half of its goal.
Diddy has been criticized for Rob’s medical state, with many questioning what he owes artists who are no longer on his label. However, some refute that opinion. In a now-viral Twitter thread, journalist
Amazon illegally fired employees who spoke out about conditions, board finds
“We support every employee’s right to criticize their employer’s working conditions, said an Amazon spokesperson
Jaci Anderson said to
The New York Times. “We terminated these employees not for talking publicly about working conditions, safety or sustainability but, rather, for repeatedly violating internal policies.”
NLRB, an independent government agency responsible for enforcing labor laws, found that the employee’s claims had merit.
Emily Cunningham and
Maren Costa said they were fired for supporting individuals who protested against unsafe warehouse conditions due to COVID-19 and because they spoke against the company’s climate policies. They worked as designers at Amazon’s Seattle headquarters, per the