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WATCH: NHL gets backlash for not speaking up sooner on Jacob Blake Shooting, China will not ship vaccine to Canada

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 27 Aug, 2020 09:26 PM
  • WATCH: NHL gets backlash for not speaking up sooner on Jacob Blake Shooting, China will not ship vaccine to Canada

WATCH- NHL takes heat on social media and from critics for not responding earlier to the anti-racism rhetoric in the wake of the Jacob Blake shooting. #blacklivesMatter #NBA #NHL #jacobBlake #gunviolence #policebrutality China not allowing a vaccine to come to Canada and now testing will not take place in Canada - -A $5 - 15 min COVID-19 test is available in the US, approved by FDA.

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