For more than 125 years, LA County has laid to rest its unclaimed dead with dignity and grace. This year, local faith leaders presided over the burial of 1,624 decedents who were laid to rest in a single mass grave.

Israeli real estate company Harei Zahav is promoting the establishment of a settlement over the rubble of Gaza after it is ethnically cleansed. The company is recognized for its construction of hundreds of illegal settlements in the West Bank.

.World Health Organization (WHO) is appalled by the effective destruction of Kamal Adwan hospital in northern #Gaza over the last several days, rendering it non-functional and resulting in the death of at least 8 patients. Many health workers were reportedly detained, and WHO and partners are urgently

Meet the youngest journalist in Gaza Lama Jamous. Follow Lama and support her🙏🏽❤️

it is absolutely crushing me that this little afro-palestinian girl, who hasn’t even hit double digits yet feels the need to be a journalist for her people. the camera is the size of her head, press jackets & helmets don’t fit her. because she is a baby 💔

Something that strikes me about Palestinian journalists. They lay press vests on coffins, they wear them to funerals. They are proud of their profession and they honour it. And yet so many journalists are silent about what is happening to them. They deserve our solidarity.

James Baldwin: "The children are always ours, every single one of them, all over the globe; and I am beginning to suspect that whoever is incapable of recognizing this may be incapable of morality."

9 year old Lama Jamous interviews Dr. Al-Maghribi at Nasser Hospital and discusses the condition of children injured by the ongoing Israeli aggression on Gaza.

This pain this man has suffered over the past three months is beyond the comprehension of so many of us. And yet journalists in the West do not mention him, the sacrifices he has made, and who is targeting him to prevent him from bringing people the truth.x.com/QudsNen/status…

The journalist martyr Hamza Wael Aldahdouh Hamza worked as a freelance journalist like his father. His mother and brother were martyred at the beginning of this genocide in Gaza, and all his writings were about his longing for his mother and brother. Journalist Hamza was

“Hamza was not a part of me, he was all of me. He was the soul of my soul.”

BREAKING NEWS: Bolivia is the first Latin American country to endorse South Africa’s ICJ case against Israel for #genocide of Palestinians in #Gaza.

With my mother. Daddy’s funeral. He wasn’t assassinated because he wanted his children to be judged “by the content of their character.” But for dismantling racism, poverty & militarism. He wanted corrective measures to eradicate racism, not the delusion that it doesn’t exist.

Ayo Edebiri wins the Emmy for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.

New Interview: I talked to Seema Jilani, a pediatrician who spent two weeks working at a hospital in Gaza, about her experiences, and what Israel’s refusal to allow sufficient medicine into the territory has meant for Gaza’s children. newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/a…

I led Members of Congress in sending a letter to Secretary Antony Blinken urging action on threats to democracy in El Salvador. The State Dept must review its relationship with El Salvador and defend democratic values. The Salvadoran people deserve free and fair elections without fear of

Jesus Campos, a construction worker who knows the crew, said the men were from Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and Mexico. They are in their 30s and 40s and have spouses and children. “They are hard-working, humble men,” he said. More updates to come for The Baltimore Banner.

Glad to see my name listed as First Place in the Racial Equity Reporting category for my stories about Latino parents accusing North Kitsap schools of discrimination at Kitsap Sun 🥹🥹

Cat’s out of the bag: We’re striking on Monday. Members of the Everett NewsGuild ✊ will be holding a one-day strike to protest Carpenter Media Group’ proposed layoff of more than half our journalists. You can help us by donating to our strike fund: gofundme.com/f/everett-news…

We asked people who lived in homeless encampments that were cleared out in city “sweeps” to write about what object was the hardest for them to lose. “They took my baby pictures and my moms obituaries,” a 29-year-old in California wrote. propub.li/3VVlbGc