The Daily Populous

A black lawmaker came to Michigan’s capitol with an escort of armed black citizens on Wednesday, days after white protesters with guns staged a volatile protest inside the state house, comparing the Democratic governor’s public health orders to “tyranny”.

One of Anthony’s constituents, a black firefighter, organized Wednesday’s capitol escort.

Despite the armed escort, Anthony said she was “actively working to prohibit open carry” of firearms in the state capitol, which is currently legal. »

Wood Entertainment has bought worldwide rights to “Pretending I’m a Superman – The Tony Hawk Video Game Story.”.

Hawk and Activision launched the initial “Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater” series in 1999, selling 9 million copies and spawning a total of 17 versions of the game by 2015.

“It’s been a long journey making the documentary and I’m stoked it will finally be released for skateboarding and ‘Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater’ fans worldwide. »

Google has said most of its employees will work from home until next 2021 – the latest major technology firm to stick with social distancing measures until next year.

Reports said Sundar Pichai, Google’s chief executive officer, told employees on Thursday to prepare to work from home until October and possibly into next year.

“As you can imagine this is an evolving situation as employees and their families make important decisions re returning to work.”. »

But a compelling new study and computer model provide fresh evidence for a simple solution to help us emerge from this nightmarish lockdown.

Japan’s population is about 38% of the U.S., but even adjusting for population, the Japanese death rate is a mere 2% of America’s.

According to some activists, a blanket mask mandate places a limit on individual liberty and even one’s right to free speech. »