theGrio's Daily Digest - June 4, 2015

This is a snapshot of the most popular articles today. View this email in your browser Daily Digest Here's What's Happening   June 4, 2015 Jada Pinkett-Smith opens up about marriage to Will Smith: 'I am not his watcher' Jada Pinkett-Smith gives a great interview. Read more... Michael Ealy gets creepy with Sanaa Lathan in new film trailer for 'Perfect Guy' Somebody tell Sanaa Lathan that Michael Ealy is hiding under her bed. Read more... Family of slain Chicago teen LaQuan McDonald receives $5M settlement, six officers involved The settlement agreement in the case of a Chicago teen shot 16 times by an officer has been released following a Freedom of Information Act request. Read more... Trending Stories Man discovers neighbor died because woman's blood stains streamed down his apartment wall New York cop allegedly used dead man's credit card to buy a diamond ring Minnesota man says he was fired for tweet about lynching President Obama, denies racism Your favorite Instagram memes may actually be mocking sick children Editor's Picks 82-year-old woman found dead in home weeks after neighbors first called police Does washing raw chicken make it safer to eat? No, according to Drexel researchers Disney set to make 'Sister Act,' will Whoopi Goldberg join the cast? OWN cancels docu-series on Jay Williams, father of 34 children by 17 different women Alabama Senate seeks to rename Edmund Pettus Bridge as Journey to Freedom  Bridge MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Alabama senators took a step toward renaming Selma's Edmund Pettus Bridge, a historic site in the voting rights movement that also bears the name of a Ku Klux Klan officer. Read more... Ex-workers claim CVS told them to profile minority shoppers, file federal class-action lawsuit NEW YORK (AP) — Four former store detectives employed by CVS in New York City say their supervisors ordered them to target minority shoppers. Read more... Red Cross raises over $500 million, reportedly only builds six homes in Haiti Despite raising over $500 million after the devastating earthquake that ravaged the island nation of Haiti in 2010, a new report by ProPublica reveals that the Red Cross built a mere six permanent homes to house those affected. Read more... Facebook Twitter Website Copyright © 2015 D2M2 LLC, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you signed up to receive our weekly newsletter on our website. Our mailing address is: D2M2 LLC 601 W.26th st Suite 325 New York, NY 10001 Add us to your address book unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences