Roslyn Pope and the Atlanta Student Movement
Roslyn Pope, then 21 and Spelman College president, helped draft the 1960 Appeal for Human Rights launching Atlanta Student Movement protests that challenged Jim Crow, inspired nonviolent sit ins, and accelerated civil rights change. Pope recalls Europe’s freedom, Lonnie King’s leadership, and the movement’s enduring concern for vigilance against rollback.
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Ugandans Promote Peace at Mara Mara Festival in Kampala
In Kampala Ugandan youths joined a Mara Mara peace festival with music tug of war and face painting. The event supported the AU push to silence guns in 2020 as Africa seeks to end violence from wars and militias. Volunteers of Africa Peace Zones noted the effort faces gender and climate challenges while stressing youth leadership as key to reconciliation.
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Relatives protest MH17 as trial nears in The Hague
Families of MH17 victims laid 298 white chairs outside the Russian Embassy in The Hague for a silent protest against Russia's cooperation in the investigation. They demand accountability as a Dutch trial opens for four suspects, while Moscow denies involvement.
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