Sybil Wilkes ‘What You Need To Know:’ Biden, Agape Love, & More
Sybil Wilkes ‘What You Need To Know:’ Black Congresswoman Under Investigation – FL School Under Fire for Black History – Agape Love
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Sybil’s Birthday Shout-Outs
Birthdays Gucci Mane, 44 Bill Russell, would have been 90 (NBA Legend and Hall Of Famer passed in 2022) RG3, 34 (NFL Player) Arsenio Hall, 68 Abraham Lincoln (16th US President who was Assasinated in 1865) Remembering: Al Jarreu (1940-2017)Sybil Wilkes Top 5 Stories for ‘What You Need To Know:’
1. No Charges Against Biden, But Damage is Done
No Charges Against Biden, But Damage is Done
What You Need to Know:
Democrats presented a unified front in response to a special counsel report that did not bring charges, but questioned the mental acuity and memory of President Biden. Special counsel Robert Hur released a 300-plus page report following a year-long investigation into Joe Biden’s handling of classified documents from his years as Vice President, stored in a number of locations.
Hur stated, while there is “evidence President Biden willfully retained and disclosed materials, there was not enough evidence about his guilt to charge the President beyond a reasonable doubt.”
2. Department of Justice Investigation into Squad Member
Department of Justice Investigation into Squad Member
What You Need to Know:
The Department of Justice is investigating U.S. Congressman Cori Bush’s (D-MO) use of taxpayer or campaign funds to pay for her personal security. The African American second term Congresswoman representing St. Louis responded to the charges, stating she “never spent a dime of taxpayer funds to pay for her own personal security.”
Speaking on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, Bush stated, “Since before I was sworn into office, I have endured relentless threats to my physical safety and life. As a rank-and-file member of Congress, I am not entitled to personal protection by the House and instead have used campaign funds as permissible to retain security services.”
3. RSV, COVID-19 and Influenza: Respiratory Triad Prevention & Peaks
RSV, COVID-19 and Influenza: Respiratory Triad Prevention & Peaks
What You Need to Know:
As respiratory illness numbers are surging across the United States, the necessity for preventative measures against these viruses can make a significant difference.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has confirmed that COVID-19 hospitalizations outperform those for influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). More emergency care visits are resulting in flu diagnoses. Currently, the CDC is closely monitoring the peak of all three of these respiratory threats to keep people informed and safe. However, it does report that those of us with chronic diseases are at greater risk for hospitalization. Among those hospitalized with the flu, 45% had cardiovascular disease, and 62% had hypertension.
4. Florida School Issues Permission Slips For Student Participation In Black History Month
Florida School Issues Permission Slips For Student Participation In Black History Month
WRITTEN AND CONTRIBUTED BY COY MALONE
What You Need to Know:
IPrep Academy in Miami, Florida is asking parents and guardians to sign a permission slip for students to participate in Black History Month activities, including “class and school-wide presentations showcasing the achievements and recognizing the rich and diverse traditions, histories, and innumerable contributions of the Black communities.”
“I was shocked,” parent Jill Peeling said. “I’m concerned. I’m concerned as a citizen.”
Florida’s Gov. Ron DeSantis signed several mandates on requirements for teaching Black History, including explaining the benefits of slavery and teaching Black history in an “objective” way by not trying to “indoctrinate or persuade students to a particular point of view.”
5. Agape Love
Agape Love
WRITTEN AND CONTRIBUTED WILLIE MAE MCIVER
What You Need to Know:
We are two days away for Valentine’s Day so I thought it might be a good time to talk about LOVE. But not just any kind of love, AGAPE LOVE.
AGAPE LOVE (pronounced uh-GAH-pay) is love to the tenth degree! It is love on steroids! Why? Because it is God’s kind of love. God’s love is perfect and unconditional. Jesus told His followers to love one another the same way He loved them (John 13:34-35). Now, this was going to be new for them because it would require them to be more like God than ever before, to have “God-like love” for one another.
Sybil Wilkes ‘What You Need To Know:’ Black Congresswoman Under Investigation – FL School Under Fire for Black History – Agape Love was originally published on blackamericaweb.com
