Disney World actors accuse guests of inappropriate behavior
Actors who play heavily costumed characters such as Mickey and Minnie Mouse at Disney World have complained about being touched inappropriately by guests. They have repeatedly complained to the authorities about being groped or hurt by inconsiderate visitors. Police have said that these are all civil cases, not criminal ones.
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A white female professor who lied about being black
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Jessica Krug, an associate professor at George Washington University, whose work primarily focuses on Africa and the African diaspora lied about being black and finally admitted that she was in fact a white Jewish woman from Kansas City. "I have built my life on a violent anti-Black lie, and I have lied in every breath I have taken," she wrote
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Singapore fights the biggest dengue outbreak in history
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