Ralph Macchio dismisses 'too White' criticism of 1984's 'Karate Kid': 'Ahead of its time'

Responding to recent criticism that 1984’s “Karate Kid” was “too White” and didn’t delve into the Japanese cultural aspects of the discipline enough, the film’s star Ralph Macchio last week called the coming-of-age story “ahead of its time.” “People have said it’s a very White cast, that it didn’t dive into the Asian story,” Macchio, 60, told…

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Washington, DC building collapse leaves several injured amid storm, firefighters rescue man from rubble

A 5-story building that was under construction in washington-dc”>Washington, D.C.< passing they the area,” a spokesperson for DC Fire and EMS told Fox News. “Two structures to the right suffered some damage secondary to the collapse and a vacant structure to the right suffered major damage.” Four people were immediately helped out of the collapsed…

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NYC school holding event on 'raising our babies to value anti-racism'

A new-york-city” target=”_blank”>Manhattan< for young children is hosting an event for parents to learn about raising babies to value anti-racism. The Thursday event is designated for current and prospective parents of kids aged 1-5, according to an announcement for the Corlears School. It will feature a discussion of how author Ibram X. Kendi’s book, “Antiracist Baby” is being…

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Montana shamed as residents vote ‘No’ on measure to protect babies after they’re born: ‘Unimaginable’

Conservatives on Twitter tore into Montana residents after they voted “No” on a Republican-backed referendum to ensure medical care for babies delivered alive at any point in pregnancy, including those delivered after botched abortions. On election day, Montana voters were given the option to affirm or deny Legislative Referendum 131 being signed into law. With…

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Illegal immigrant struck by Border Patrol vehicle near Texas border dies

Two immigration” target=”_blank”>migrant< in southern us-regions, authorities said Saturday. Border Patrol agents (BPAs) near Kingsville, Texas were tracking the prints through tall grass and vegetation by foot and in vehicles Thursday when they found two separate groups of migrants. A third group reportedly emerged after burrowing themselves in tall grass to tell the authorities two…

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Afghan journalist who confronted Pentagon spokesman: 'This is the same Taliban'

The terror” target=”_blank”>Taliban< is gut-wrenching for many Afghans, including journalist Nazira Karimi.  On Monday, Karimi pressed John Kirby, Press Secretary for the United States defense” target=”_blank”>Department of Defense< and Ghani’s whereabouts remain a mystery days later.  SENATORS WARN THAT THE TALIBAN ARE ALREADY SUPPRESSING RIGHTS OF WOMEN, GIRLS IN AFGHANISTAN Karimi joined “Fox & Friends…

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Extra pay for non-White teachers 'racist,' an attempt to return to 'something dangerous': education activist

Education activist Cynthia Garrett blasted a us-regions school board’s policy to provide extra pay to non-White teachers who mentor other non-White teachers as “completely racist” Wednesday on “The Ingraham Angle.” “It’s completely racist,” Garrett told guest host Sean Duffy. ” … It’s such liberal policy disguised as ‘we care about you’ feel-good BS. And it’s…

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