PROTESTS ERUPT AS MOROCCAN MAN DIES IN ITALY AFTER BEING PINNED DOWN BY COPS IN CASE LIKENED TO GEORGE FLOYD IN U.S.(PHOTO).

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 Protests erupt as Moroccan man dies in Italy after being pinned down by cops in case likened to George Floyd in U.S A migrant has died after he was pepper sprayed and hogtied by Italian cops, sparking a protest.  Abderrahim Fakir, 42, died while handcuffed in Bologna on Sunday, July 19, after police scrambled to reports of the Moroccan man behaving erratically.  His death has drawn comparisons to the death of George Floyd who died after a police officer knelt on his neck during an arrest in Minneapolis, US, in May 2020. Footage showed two police officers pinning Fakir, who ran a small cleaning business in the city, face-down to the ground as he screamed for help.A third person, believed to be a resident of the Pilastro neighbourhood, was seen holding his feet down as the officers restrained him.  The video also shows two paramedics standing around them and three other people spectating as the struggle unfolded. Fakir could be heard desperately crying out for the off...

"I DON'T BELIEVE IN ALL THESE DIAGNOSES" - SHAQUILLE O'NEAL SHARES MESSAGE FOR PARENTS OF AUTISTIC KIDS. (PHOTO).


 "I don't believe in all these diagnoses" - Shaquille O'Neal shares message for parents of autistic kids


Shaquille O’Neal’s openness about his own challenges has shaped the way he speaks to parents raising children with special needs. The NBA legend has shared that he grew up with ADHD, which made school difficult and left him feeling judged. 


He recalled being labeled unfairly by teachers and struggling with stuttering, experiences that gave him empathy for kids who are treated differently. So when asked about autism during an interview in Abu Dhabi, O’Neal didn’t focus on medical terms or diagnoses.


 Instead, he emphasized love, protection, and responsibility. “A child is a child,” he said, explaining that parents should focus on providing care and support rather than labels. 


His perspective comes from personal experience, and he even took time after the game to meet a fan’s son with autism, showing the generosity that has become part of his reputation.


That generosity extends far beyond basketball. O’Neal has countless stories of helping strangers in everyday situations from covering grocery bills to buying laptops for kids in need. 


He explained that his mother taught him to step in when he sees someone struggling, and he continues to live by that principle. 


Whether through large donations or small acts of kindness, Shaq has built a legacy of compassion, proving that his impact off the court is just as powerful as his dominance on it.

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