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October Is National Bullying Prevention Month
TALLAHASSEE, FL - The Florida Agricultural and Me- chanical University (FAMU) world-renowned Marching “100” is headed to the presti- gious Tournament of Roses Parade in 2019.
The University’s band has received an invitation to par- ticipate in this Rose Bowl- connected event in Pasadena, California.
The Marching “100′′ has mesmerized audiences around the globe for more than 70 years.
As one of the most famous and recognized New Year’s
The world renowned ‘Marching 100’ of Florida A&M University.
More than 1 out of every 5 students report being bullied. National Bullying Preven- tion Month is a nationwide campaign founded in 2006 by PACER's National Bullying
Prevention Center.
Every October, schools
and organizations across the country join STOMP Out Bul- lyingTM in observing National Bullying Prevention Month.
The goal: encourage com- munities to work together to stop bullying and cyberbully- ing by increasing awareness of
the prevalence and impact of bullying on children of all ages.
This campaign has grown from an initial week-long event to a worldwide effort with thousands of individuals participating in multiple activ- ities throughout October.
Hundreds of schools, major corporations, and many celebrities have joined the movement. Take action and show that you care about kids being safe at school, while on- line, and in the community.
Day events in the nation, an opportunity to participate in the Tournament of Roses Pa- rade provides a unique plat- form to entertain millions of
viewers on one of the most recognized stages in the world.
This marks FAMU’s first appearance in the parade.
Alt-Right Former Editor Of Breitbart Marries A Black Man
Bisexual Teen Stabs Alleged Bully To Death; Injures Friend
FAMU’s Marching 100 Invited To March In 2019 Tournament Of Roses Parade
New Jersey EMS Team To Lead Virgin Island Hurricane Relief
The U.S. Virgin Islands has been left devastated by the recent hurricanes, Irma and Maria.
HAWAII- Milo Yiannop- olous, the alt-right former ed- itor of Breitbart News, has just tied the knot with a black man.
You recall that Milo re- signed from Breitbart back in February after a video of him defending pedophilia resur- faced online. Earlier this year, the hatemonger lost his $250,000 book deal because of the video, and he’s now suing publisher Simon & Schuster for $10 million.
According to several reports, Yiannopoulos and his long-
BRONX, NY —- A bisex- ual teenager who attended Urban Assembly School for Wildlife Conservation in the Bronx stabbed a fellow class- mate to death and critically wounded his friend.
Abel Cedeno, 18, con- fronted his harassers after they hit him in the back of the head with numerous pencils. After taking a 2-piece to the face, Abel pulled his switch- blade and plunged it into the chest of 15-year-old Matthew McCree multiple times, then stabbed 16-year- old Ariane LaBoy for trying to help.
Abel says he’s been bullied for years about his sexual ori- entation.
“I guess I just snapped,” Abel Cedeno, 18, said from a guarded cell at Rikers Is- land. “I didn’t mean to kill him.”
He went on to say:
“They bully me because I’m different. I’m not like the other boys.’’
Milo Yiannopolous married his longtime boyfriend, John last weekend.
VIRGIN ISLANDS - It was almost five years ago this month since Hurricane Sandy rampaged along the United States' east coast, particularly affecting the New Jersey and New York areas.
Hurricane Irma and Maria have left the U.S. Virgin Is- lands with severe damage and its residents are in dire need of help.
According to Press of At- lantic City, over 30 New Jer-
sey EMS Task Force mem- bers will be leading a two week response mission to aid in hurricane relief on the U.S. territory.
The New Jersey residents will go to the Caribbean as part of a program known as EMAC (Emergency Manage- ment Assistant Compact). This allows U.S. states and territories to share state/ter- ritory resources to help one another after a natural or manmade disaster.
time boyfriend, identified only as John, got married over last weekend in Hawaii.
Breitbart is a news site that promotes hate and white su- premacy.
Hiplet Ballerinas Grace The Stage Of Paris Fashion Week Show
PARIS, FR - Designer Moncler made a grand, ex- hilarating move in opting to feature hip-hop ballerinas as the opening act of the 2018 collection showcase, during Paris Fashion Week this year.
Hiplet, a style of ballet that incorporates hip-hop dance flare with classical ballet moves- marrying soul to poise in this fun-filled, new dance craze.
Stemming from a popular 90s style of dance known as The Rap Ballet, Hiplet has been transformed by renowned Chicago dancer and instructor Homer Bryant.
The dancers are all classi- cally trained but have taken
Abel Cendeno fatally stabbed Matthew McCree, right, to death. McCree’s friend, Ariane LaBoy woke up from a coma after being stabbed too, to find out his friend was dead.
Members of the Hiplet dance squad opened the show at Paris Fashion Week.
that training to another level with this urban influence dance gone viral.
Cedeno remained jailed, held on a murder charge in the attack. A judge ordered the teen suspect placed on a suicide watch, too.
The other stabbing victim, Ariane Laboy, after two days in a coma, awoke want- ing two things: An egg roll and some good news about his best friend.
“That’s when his dad said, ‘Son, your friend is dead,’”
family friend Jonathan Wilson recounted last Sat- urday. “(Laboy) didn’t want to talk to anybody anymore. Everybody had to leave the hospital.”
Laboy was stabbed and gashed when he jumped to the aid of a badly bleeding McCree, who died a short time later — the first New York City school killing since 1993.
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