March for justice. The 54th anniversary of the march happened on monday. Reverend al sharpton marched on the Justice Department stopping along the way to protest at the trump hotel. What do we want . When do we want it . When do we want it . Without further ado, let us hear from our first speaker for the rally in front of the Justice Department, let us hear now from jay david cox, sr. , the National President of afge. No justice no justice brothers and sisters i come to you today from the American Federation of government employees, the people that says government is good and government should stand for all of its citizens in an equal mannerism and brothers and sisters i come to you today with love, love. Its time that we bring back love to this country. You know, lets stop and lets think. Hatred of the stranger, people who are different, people who come from somewhere else, that speak another language, eat different food, hatred of the unfamiliar is as old as human kind. The bible is
Bulldogs . You can dress them up, you can dress them down and they even make a great mascot. But what you love about him does it mean killing them. Sometimes they have skin issues, you have to be careful diet wise. Sometimes their skin issues with their for and things like that. So is my vet says, you never own a bulldog, your rent one. Youre constantly back and forth to the vets office. She is the director of the mid she is the director of the mid atlantic a bulldog rescue. Our local expert when it comes to english bulldogs. I met up with deborah and her dog rocky in new jersey. I think im in the right place. And she tells me that bulldogs are among the most popular docs in the country. But not all pet owners are ready to take on the number of Health Challenges that come with these dogs. You have to be very careful they do not overheat. They have a short snout so for them it is like a person running on a hot day but holding your nose. They your nose. They are not getting in a lot of a
For more than 38 years, Constance Delores Brown was a nurturing and welcome presence for students at Richmond’s Armstrong High School, where she helped further their education and served as the Senior Class Sponsor and “Miss Armstrong” Pageant Sponsor until she retired.