Jamaica demanding Reparations from Britain & WHO Clarifies Statement on Mixing COVID-19 Vaccines

In this week’s #NewsYouCanUse, we discuss Jamaica’s newest decision to demand reparations from Britain over slavery. Also, WHO clarifies their recent statement on the dangers of mixing COVID-19 vaccines. Plus, Cuba witnessing its largest protest in decades as thousands of residents protest economic instability & shortages of food, vaccines & power. And, in Good News, the opening of Black Owned Toronto in Scarborough’s town Centre.
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