Jin Yoo Articles
"BLEXIT" movement urging minority to leave Democratic party
BLEXIT, short for "black exit", is a movement aimed at urging black Americans to leave the Democratic party, claiming that the Democratic Party takes their vote for granted. 
Yemen's secret church-'We are turning our fears into prayers'
The spread of COVID-19 has affected the Yemini citizens with the infection of half the population and deaths of more than 40,000 Yeminis. 
North Koreans Learn South Korean-Style Sarcasm From K-Dramas, Upsetting Authorities
A line from the South Korean drama 'Crash Landing on You' is becoming a part of everyday speech. "Since late last year, it's become popular for people to ask each other, 'You think you're the general or something?' to point out when someone inexperienced or young is acting stuck-up and thinks they ... 
St. Louis Police captain David Dorn was killed by looters
David Dorn, a 77-year-old retired police captain was shot and killed by a looter in St. Louis in front of the pawn store he had been providing security for. 
Boris Johnson offers British citizenship path for nearly 3 million Hong Kongers
Boris Johnson, the British Prime Minister, pledged on Wednesday to amend immigration rules to allow 3 million Hong Kong residents a pathway to British citizenship in retaliation to Beijing's security law implementation in Hong Kong. 
Donald Trump Signs Executive Order to Make Religious Freedom a Foreign Policy Priority
President Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday prioritizing the advancement of international religious freedom. Trump visited the National Shrine of the defender of religious freedom, Saint John Paul II, in Washington, D.C. 
How Church Leaders Can Help Domestic Violence Victims
During the COVID-19 pandemic, where the shelter-in-place orders are enforced, families are forced to stay closer together for longer periods of time than ever before. This can come as welcoming news to come while to others it may be worrisome. 
Evangelical Leaders Support Black Lives Matter Movement
Churches and evangelical leaders are supporting Black Lives Matter which was further sparked by the recent murder of George Floyd in police custody. The Black Lives Matter movement was formed in 2013 in response police brutality and murders committed to the African American community. The movement ... 
Trump vows to stop 'mob violence' amid riots over George Floyd death
"In America, justice is never achieved at the hands of an angry mob. I will not allow angry mobs to dominate," President Trump vowed on Saturday to stop "mob violence" in which he is referring to the protests that were triggered by the death of George Floyd. 
Trump mobilizes US military to end unprecedented riots
With protests rising and police morality corrupting with its increasing violence towards civilians, President Trump held a last-minute White House Rose Garden address to suppress the riots set off the death of an African American civilian, George Floyd caused by a police officer.
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