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Party Monster: Cash XO Hosts Star Studded, Rémy Flooded Birthday Celebration In Toronto

Source: Ryan Emberley / Getty For XO records label founder Amir “Cash” Esmaelian’s birthday, a celebration was attended by celebrity-status guests and award-winning musicians in Toronto. The party was ultra-exclusive, with Cash X’O personally inviting the 500 friends and colleagues from across North America to celebrate in his honor. Source: Ryan Emberley / Getty   Brought together to celebrate what has become the infamous annual ‘Cash Day,’ guests paid tribute to the generosity of their host and friend. Attendees were treated to several curated cocktails, including premium  Rémy Martin X.O. old-fashioned variations paired with the finest Japanese dishes. Among the stars were the entire X’O family including BET award-winning  A$AP Rocky,  Canadian hip-hop duo  88Glam,  singer/songwriter  Nav,  artists  Gunna  and  Metro Boomin , and XO Records up and coming talent, including  Black Atlas. Guests experienced a unique event that recreated the look of a psychedelic Tokyo night at the heart of Canada’s economic capital, a multi-sensory experience for all.  

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Post-Racial My A**: Neighborhood In Seattle Only Allows White People To Own Property

Source: MENAHEM KAHANA / Getty ‘White Owners Only’ Homes In Seattle It’s almost the year 2020 and we’re still dealing with racism like it’s 1920. A woman who moved from Baltimore to Tacoma, Washington with her husband and son was excited with the house she’d found in the Seattle area — that was until she read the fine print on the deed. According to the Seattle Times , “when the couple began to sign the closing documents, they discovered covenants that restricted ownership to whites only.” The woman is white, but her husband is Japanese-American and their adopted son is Korean-American. UW history professor James Gregory said, “Restrictive covenants on race were commonly written into deeds across the nation after 1926, the year that the U.S. Supreme Court initially found them to be lawful. The most restrictive covenants are attached to individual properties not governed by homeowners’ associations [so] they can’t ever be completely removed, because they are part of the property record. I’m not sure we want to get rid of them. They’re part of history. They should be acknowledged. Not hidden.” No word on whether or not the unidentified woman signed the deed. But as of Jan. 1, a new law allows you to file a request with the county auditor striking the discriminatory language from your deed. Thoughts?

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