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Nigerian Wedding Massacre: 18 killed, 48 injured in Islamist Women-led Bomb Blasts in Borno

A series of horrifying attacks by suspected female suicide bombers have devastated Nigeria's northeastern Borno state, killing at least 18 people and injuring 30 more. The coordinated bombings targeted a wedding, funeral, and hospital in the town of Gwoza. This video delves into the tragic details and explores the ongoing Islamist insurgency that continues to terrorize the region. Who is behind these attacks? How is the community coping with this unspeakable tragedy? Watch now to uncover the full story. #NigeriaAttacks #BornoState #BreakingNews #GwozaTragedy #HumanRights GlobalNews #NigeriaNews #Borno #Gwoza #Africa #AfricaNews #Oneindia

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This Day in History: The Stonewall Riots Begin

This Day in History: , The Stonewall Riots Begin. June 28, 1969. The riots are considered the first major protest of the LGBTQ community for equal rights. They began after midnight at the Stonewall Inn on Christopher Street in Greenwich Village. Police raided the popular gay club for operating without a liquor license. After decades of being targeted by the NYPD, the patrons began to fight back by throwing bottles at police. Several days of protests followed, mobilizing into the Gay Liberation Front and other gay civil rights organizations. The NYPD made a formal apology for its role in the riots — and for the laws that led to them — in 2019