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Month: October 2020

Netflix partners with Norfolk State University in Virginia for its first-ever Virtual HBCU Boot Camp

Streaming giant Netflix is looking to expand access to Black students in the tech industry. Netflix announced Thursday it would be partnering with Norfolk State University, a historically black college in Virginia, for its first ever Netflix Virtual HBCU Boot Camp, the company said in a statement. They’re doing it in partnership with education technology

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New Mexico has record virus cases & hospitalizations: Doña Ana County reports death for 3rd day in row

SANTA FE, New Mexico — New Mexico on Saturday reported record numbers of additional Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations, breaking daily records set in recent days as the state’s coronavirus outbreak continues to flare. Officials reported 875 new cases and five additional deaths, increasing the state’s totals to 41,040 cases and 965 deaths. Saturday’s case count topped the

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El Paso shatters records for new & active virus cases, positivity rate, hospitalizations, ICUs, ventilators

EL PASO, Texas — The massive Covid-19 surge in El Paso County went from extremely bad to critically worse on Saturday as all-time highs were shattered for a half-dozen critical markers: New cases, active infections, positivity rate, and hospitalizations – along with ICU and ventilator usage. The health department reported a record 1,216 new cases

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El Paso native, famed ‘Black Klansman’ author Ron Stallworth & wife battling Covid-19

EL PASO, Texas — El Paso native Ron Stallworth, who inspired famed director Spike Lee’s movie BlacKkKlansman, and his wife are battling Covid-19, longtime local journalist Bob Moore tweeted Friday night. “Please keep these wonderful El Pasoans in your thoughts and prayers,” Moore wrote. He provided no further details. Stallworth is a retired police officer

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