Tracy Martin (left in orange shirt), and Sybrina Fulton,(R), parents of murdered teenager Trayvon Martin, during the Million Hoodie march in Manhattan, New York City, on March 21, 2012. Hundreds of protesters marched from Manhattan's Union Square in protest of the killing of Trayvon Martin, 17, who was hunted and shot on Feb. 26 in Sanford, Florida by "neighborhood watch" member George Zimmerman, reportedly because the teenager's hoodie made him look suspicious.
HRC/WENN Photo
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The lesbian woman from Syria supposedly reporting on a blog about the political upheaval in Damascus is not a chick, but a dude from the States who is going to grad school in Scotland! Twisted!
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According to breaking news media reports, 9/11 mastermind has been killed just a few months before the tenth anniversary of the United States attacks.
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Thousands of Italian women are protesting against the 74 year old Premier Silvio Berlusconi because of his outdated attitudes towards women, his alleged connection to a prostitution ring and his suspected sexual involvement with a seventeen year old girl.
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Tennessee Rep. Julia Hurley, a Republican who has no shame that she used to work as a waitress at the famous Hooter's restaurant. In fact, she's stated that the experience at the popular establishment helped her develop good business skills and networking opportunities.
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President Obama's former Chief of Staff, Rahm Emanuel resigned a few months ago to run for mayor in his hometown of Chicago, but a lower court ruled against his run because of residency requirements. Emanuel had been in DC for the last few years and that was seen as a disqualifying factor, despite the fact that he still owned a home and paid property taxes in Chicago. Emanuel will appeal to the Illinois State Supreme Court and he hopes that they will overturn the lower courts decisions. Too bad, Emanuel had frontrunner status in the race!
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Wisconsin's Reince Priebus has replaced the controversial Michael Steele as the Republican National Chairman in voting that took place today. Steele who was plagued with massive fundrasing difficulties and verbal blunders, to say the least, surprisingly ran again for the top post, despite the inevitability of his ouster. Will Priebus do a better job? Only time will tell.
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