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SEVERE CRITICISM OF POLICE RESPONSE IN GLASS KILLING
Police who shot and killed Christian Glass, a 22-year-old Colorado man who had called police to help tow his car out of a ditch, acted recklessly and with too much haste during the fatal ordeal June 11, says a panel of experts interviewed by The Denver Post. Glass was tased repeatedly and then shot six times despite never exiting his car or threatening officers. Glass's family released bodycam of the incident last week.
CANADIAN AUTO WRITERS REJECT ANTI-ABORTION LOCALES
A coalition of 30 automotive writers from Canada has vowed to refuse attendance at any auto event hosted in an anti-abortion city or state, reports CarScoops. The boycott, originally proposed by journalist Elle Alder, will affect not only Iowa, but also Utah, Wyoming, Arizona, North Dakota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Idaho, South Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, Alabama, and West Virginia.
AFGHAN WOMEN GET SUPPORT FROM U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT
About 2,000 Afghan women will receive help seeking education and incubating businesses under a new State Department collaboration with Boston University, reports Ariana News. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken this week announced the Alliance for Afghan Women's Economic Resilience, partly inspired by the Taliban's failure to follow through on promises to reopen women's schools after closing them and severely limiting the basic rights of women, upon takeover of the country last year (Boston University).
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