"Who are you to tell me what I'm allowed and not allowed? You're an uneducated dirty monkey," she snapped, her thick accent drawing speculation online about where she might be from.
The City Council's decision in July 1925 to approve the mortuary rezone ended two years of zoning controversies led by Edward Niehaus in Berkeley, highlighting consistent opposition to such establishments.
Ana Navarro condemned Marco Rubio for being complicit in the administration's policies of rounding up immigrants, specifically targeting his history and silence during deportations.
Johan Forssell, a Swedish migration minister, faced scrutiny after a family member's ties to violent far-right groups surfaced, raising concerns about parental responsibility and accountability.
One teacher who was fired from the school described how she was let go just months before she was due to have a baby. The former teacher, who is Jamaican, said: "What they did to me was cruel. I was five months pregnant when they let me go and most of the things they said weren't even true. I wanted to challenge it legally but the whole process was traumatising and I feared the stress would affect my baby."
Zachary Rolfe shot Kumanjayi Walker three times during a bungled arrest on 9 November 2019, following an incident where Walker stabbed him with scissors.
Black Americans have faced constant racism and animosity since the first Africans were brought to North America by 17th-century Europeans. Progress has been excruciatingly slow ever since, and it seems only to be getting slower.
In one America, a young man with progressive politics triumphed over the establishment; in another, racism and Islamophobia surged in response to his win.