A High Value Hoochie Daddy!Ep179
In Japan, over 50% of men give all the money they earn to their wife and get back a monthly allowance. Ex-NFL star Ricky Williams takes his wife’s last name […]
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In March 2022 a law was passed in the United States making lynching a federal crime – nearly 120 years after the first attempts to introduce legislation. The pioneering African-American journalist Ida B Wells first campaigned for the change in the 1890s after realising the horror of lynching taking place across the country. Laura Jones has been speaking to her great-granddaughter Michelle Duster.
PHOTO: Ida B Wells in 1920 (Chicago History Museum/Getty Images)
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