News From Around the Web: June 21 Edition
June 21st, 2012
In today’s top news, Sanford Police Chief Bill Lee was sacked amid Trayvon Martin case criticism, Attorney General Eric Holder was found in contempt of Congress for his handling of the “Fast and Furious” gun trafficking program and the Southern Baptist Convention declares gay rights are not civil rights.
Sanford Police Chief Bill Lee was sacked amid Trayvon Martin case criticism. [BET]
Attorney Genral Eric Holder was found in contempt of Congress for his handling of the “Fast and Furious” gun trafficking program. [BET]
The Southern Baptist Convention declares gay rights are not civil rights. [AP]
New York City’s Black residents left out of the city’s jobs rebound. [NYT]
Half of all new HIV diagnoses occur in the South. [BET]
Exposure to traffic noise has been linked with heart attacks. [WHAM]
Floyd Mayweather Jr. has replaced Tiger Woods as the highest paid athlete. [LATimes]
A judge has thrown out three of 51 child sex abuse charges lodged against former Penn. State football coach Jerry Sandusky. [AP]
The Ugandan government bans 38 NGOs it has accused of promoting gay rights. [CNN]
Two South African hostage, captured by Somali pirates, have been freed after 20 months of captivity. [BBC]

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