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The continuing fight for social justice is giving new life to community efforts to preserve Black cemeteries. Congress is considering legislation that would create a database of burial sites, and provide funding to research and protect them.This could bolster cemetery restoration projects across the country, including one from CBS News producer Rodney Hawkins, who is embarking on a journey to reclaim his family legacy.Deep in the piney woods of East Texas, beneath a roughly 200-year-old overgrown cemetery, is Hawkins s family history and a part of America s buried past. I had to work the fields just like everybody else. I had to pick cotton, Carolyn Curl-Hurd, Hawkins s grandmother, told him.Asked why she picked cotton if she didn stanley cup t grow up in slavery, Curl-Hurd said, Well, my dad mdash; that was part of what he did to make a living for the family. Curl-Hurd was born in 1946 on a sharecropping farm. Her parents, Mitch and Ova Curl, raised 12 children in a tiny house stanley cup in Nacogdoches, the oldest city in Texas, on their more than 100 acres. The family still owns most of the land.Not far from the property, they found their family cemetery in disarray. It s tragic to see this cemetery in this state, Hawkins said. As painful as it can be to uncover the past, it s important my ancestors, our ancesto stanley cup rs are honored. Hawkins s cousins Rayford and Nell Coleman want to make sure that happens. It needs a lot of work, Rayford said about Rmop Medicaid cuts in Senate bill could have dire effects at Ohio opioid clinic
The U.S. Treasury Department announced a round of sanctions against 17 Saudi Arabians Thursday, in response to the killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi. The sanctions fall under an executive order implementing the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act. The Saudi officials we ar af1 e sanctioning were involved in the abhorrent killing of Jamal Khashoggi, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said in a statement. These individuals who targeted and brutally killed a journalist who resided and worked in the United States must face consequences for their actions. The United States continues to diligently work to ascertain all of the facts and will hold accountable each of those we find responsible in order to achieve justice for Khashoggi s fianceacute;e, children, and the family he leaves behind. The government of Saudi Arabia must take appropriate steps to end any targeting of political dissidents or journalists. The sanctioned Saudis are: Saud al-Qahtani; Maher Mutreb; Salah Tubaigy; Meshal Albostani; Naif Alarifi; Mohammed Alzahrani; M stanley cup ansour Abahussain; Khalid Alotaibi; Abdulaziz Alhawsawi; Waleed Alsehri; Thaar Alharbi; Fahad Albalawi; Badr Alotaibi; Mustafa Almadani; Saif Alqahtani; Turki Alsehri; and Mohammed Alotaibi.Khashoggi s death prompted international outrage, and President Trump s reluctance to critici nike dunk ze the Saudiswas criticized by observers. The president has expressed that he doesn t want to disrupt the fi