As officials investigate Moïse’s assassination, Haiti is in a “state of emergency.” All borders are closed, and martial law has been imposed. The Ayiti National Police and the country’s military have been deployed to enforce the law. 

 Mr Cosby served almost three years of a three-to10-year sentence base on feeble testimony of white women who remember they sleep with him years ago, this lets you know the white supremacy system has memory and never let go,but want black people to forget years of abuse while they still bear the psychological consequences. 

Bill Cosby and Phylicia Rashad appear on NBC's "TODAY" show in 2013.Peter Kramer / TODAY

 Cosby arrived, and just smiled and nodded at a news conference outside,and stoo with  his lawyers as they addressed the media saying: "We are thrilled to have Mr. Cosby home."

 

Bonjean another  Cosby lawyer said he was "extremely happy to be home" and "looks forward to reuniting with his wife and children." Several supporters that stood outside yelled, "Hey, hey, hey!" -- the catchphrase of Cosby's animated Fat Albert character -- which brought a smile from him.

 

FINALLY!!!! A terrible wrong is being righted- a miscarriage of justice is corrected! pic.twitter.com/NrGUdwr23c

— Phylicia Rashad (@PhyliciaRashad) June 30, 2021

The groundbreaking Black actor grew up in public housing in Philadelphia and made a fortune estimated at $400 million during his 50 years in the entertainment industry that included the TV shows "I Spy," "The Cosby Show" and "Fat Albert," along with comedy albums and a multitude of television commercial.

This makes the case for reparation even more critical and actual. The persecution of an elder and the years lost neither is family or the community can get back. This take again from black people resources by this supremacist system depriving us of resources and family by separation.

Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno, 37, the son of Chadian President Idriss Deby Itno, is seen during a military broadcast announcing the death of his father on state television, April 20, 2021.

Deby was born in 1952 in northeastern Chad, the son of a shepherd in what was then part of the colonial French Equatorial Africa empire. He started his military career in Chad's capital, now known as N'Djamena, before earning a fighter pilot's license in France in 1976.

Déby took control of Chad in an armed rebellion in 1990. 

He was a long-time ally of France and other Western powers in the battle against many liberation  Tchadien groups that oppose his rules in the Sahel region of Africa. 

France had many extensive bases in the Sahel region counter so-called terrorism operations in N’Djamena. The Chadian government had announced in February the deployment of 1,200 troops to complement 5,100 French soldiers in already the area.

On Saturday, the US State Department ordered the departure of non-emergency US government employees from its embassy in the capital N’Djamena, fearing political unrest and violence.

Reports from N’Djamena suggest parliament has been dissolved and the government replaced by a transitional military council led by Déby’s 37-year-old son, Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno, a general.

The Chadian army announced late Sunday that it had killed more than 300 rebels in the northern part of the Central African country. 

The rebels that launched the offensive against the regime rejected the transition government led by one of Deby’s sons, Mahamat and vowed to pursue the offensive.

The rebels are a group called  FACT) Front for Change and Concord in Chad. Fighting started a day after the April 11 presidential elections.  

Many news world outlets reported on the matter,.

A Life & A Legacy

Arduous Beginning 

Born in the New York suburb of Mount Vernon in, New York, on December 18, 1970. Son of Joe Barker, and Arnett Simmons both parents barely out of high school. His father Joe didn’t want Simmons’s mother, to keep the pregnancy, and cut off almost all contact with the family after their son's birth. 

Simmons was raised alongside his five sisters in Yonkers, a city north of the Bronx. Allegedly suffering physical abuse by his mother and her boyfriends, lead the young man to be partially raised in children’s homes. During that time he took his stage name from an Oberheim DMX drum machine in one of the homes, meaning also Dark Man X other interpretation also 'Divine Master of the Unknown.

Simons spent time in the juvenile detention center, and then prison as an adult, for a series of crimes including carjacking – “jail was a playground,” he later said – 

He struggles with drug use that began at age 14, which was given to him by his mentor at the time.

A Life Of Premiere and Extraordinary Achievement 

We go back to and beyond to take look at one of the most beloved and vital legends to the culture. DMX got his start in the music industry at age 14, in 1984, when he beatboxed for Ready Ron.  his life will be one of many first made of trials and triumphs, confusion following a return to greatness. 

The Consecration / La Consecration 

The troubled and abusive childhood that saw him living in a children's home was later expressed in his tortured, candid lyrics about ghetto life. Lead him, being with a lucrative record company and lifestyle brand in Ruff Ryders, and more than 75 million album sales.

First, one  It's Dark And Hell Is Hot, which led to comparison of the late rapper Tupac Shakur due to his vocal presence.  Following  Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood – were released in 1998 and quickly went multi-platinum,   made him the first living rapper to release two No 1 albums in the same year. Then came ..And Then There Was X. With the 2003 album Grand Champ, DMX exceeds all expectations, then  DMX became the only musical artist in history to release five consecutive albums that debuted at number one. They went platinum in the same year and received both critical acclaim and commercial success.

The Movie Career 

                            

           

After a career in music well established, The legend sought to expand his talent to other mediums. He paved his way as an actor, with starring roles in movies like Belly and Romeo Must Die, alongside Aaliyah. To which he dedicated a touching tribute.  He quickly became a film star appearing in Last Hour in 2006, He also starred in the BET reality tv  DMX: Soul of a Man, Exit Wounds, Cradle 2 the Grave, and more. In 2003 he published his memoir E.A.R.L.: The Autobiography of DMX.

Struggle and following soon return to Glory

            

He began to rebuild his career and continue gaining momentum by providing guest vocals, on LL Cool J's 4, 3, 2, 1, and Mase's 24 Hours To Live. This is also the return to work with a precedent album  Year of the Dog.. Again in 2006. The next years 2013 to 2021 see the release of his latest effort Undisputed in 2012 and a Def Jam Reunion.

Giving Back

With all his success did not let him forget his rough beginning or where he came from. He contributed to many philanthropy works, and giving back to those that give to him, whether by supplying school supply or donation to the church.

 

He played himself in a beloved 2015 episode of ABC’s 

“Fresh Off the Boat,” prompting praise from Eddie Huang, 

                                                                                              

A family man

DMX had tumultuous relation with ex-wife Tashera Simmons,  now their relationship has gotten better with time. As he remains her best friend, together they have 4 children.

            

DMX propose to current girlfriend Desiree Lindstrom in 2019 at their son birthday.

                 

Earl “DMX” Simmons's honest delivery and humility lead him to become one of the most beloved figures in hip hop. There Will Never Be Another You, an another DMX.

Performing in front of people is beyond a high. It's beyond a high that any drug could duplicate. Just being onstage, period, and knowing that there's so much love out there. I pray before I go onstage with everyone in the room. And I end my show with a prayer onstage. And I'd say maybe 65 percent of the time that I get offstage, I'm so emotionally overwhelmed, I just break down. Sometimes it's leaving the stage, it's just like, “Get me to my dressing room. I don't want people to see me like this.” I just take a minute for myself and just, I thank Him, I praise Him. And I'm like, “Thank you, thank you.” I'm like, “Who am I to deserve this?” We all bleed the same blood.

Fans, family, and friends expressed their condolences for the hip-hop genius across social media in lieu of the devastating news.

Following confirmation of his passing from his family, tributes began pouring in for the star, with fans, colleagues and even politicians remembering his music and his kind demeanor. Many media report the news like  APnews, Revolt, The Ringer. As well many black traditional media like BET, Essence Magazine, and here celebrating his mark on fashion. confirms the status of the Rap icon's influence

on the world.

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Even though you had battles you TOUCHED so many through your MUSIC and when you would PRAY so many people FELT THAT! This is heavy for the HipHop family but your LEGACY LIVES ON & your SPIRIT. Continued Prayers for X family & friends for STRENGTH/HEALING🙏🏾 pic.twitter.com/ZI9NI6Nslg

— Missy Elliott (@MissyElliott) April 9, 2021

We will always cherish the time we got to spend with DMX at the station. 

His music will live on forever, RIP🕊 🙏🏾#LongLiveDmx pic.twitter.com/TCIGBnnKAW

— The Breakfast Club (@breakfastclubam) April 9, 2021

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Rest in Peace to a legend. You will never be forgotten. Double R for life. ❤️🙏🏾🕊 #DMX #BETRemembers pic.twitter.com/DpEnRFAxqG

— BET (@BET) April 9, 2021

I’ll never forget this day....You said it was your favorite song. I’m so grateful I could play some of it. 

There is no one like you...Never will be!

Massive love and blessings to the entire #RuffRyder family. Especially my love @THEREALSWIZZZ

Rest in paradise DMX✨✨✨✨ pic.twitter.com/cXK5bQXwD0

— Alicia Keys (@aliciakeys) April 10, 2021