• NFL Teams Could Receive Better Draft Picks As Incentive to Hire Non-White Coaches Under New Proposal

    In recent months, a renewed focus has been placed on the lack of diversity among NFL coaching staffs. In a league where 70 percent of players are black, very little of that diversity is reflected in the front office. Now, new proposals from the NFL hope to bribe incentivize teams to try and consider diversifying…

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  • Search Continues After Ex-WWE Star Shad Gaspard Goes Missing During Beach Swim

    Shad Gaspard has had a storied career both in and out of the World Wrestling Entertainment. Unfortunately, an afternoon swim with his son has resulted in potentially tragic circumstances. TMZ reports the 39-year-old Gaspard went missing on Sunday after going for a swim at Venice Beach with his 10-year-old son. A strong rip current came…

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  • Kentucky Attorney General to Serve as Special Prosecutor in Breonna Taylor Case

    Kentucky Attorney General to Serve as Special Prosecutor in Breonna Taylor Case

    The shooting death of Breonna Taylor at the hands of police has spurred national conversation and outrage. Now, the state of Kentucky has appointed a special prosecutor to handle the case. NBC News reports that state Attorney General Daniel Cameron will serve in the role in the Taylor case. “The Office of the Attorney General…

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  • Jay-Z and Meek Mill Donate 10 Million Additional Masks to Prisons

    The American prison system is, in a word, trash. prisoners are often faced with inhumane conditions and treatment, and the cramped living spaces make it one of the worst places to be in the midst of a pandemic. Luckily, there are folks out there who believe in treating prisoners with the basic dignity and respect…

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  • Nashville Police 'Dismissive' After NAACP President Reports Finding Bullseye in His Front Yard

    The killing of Ahmaud Arbery as well as the effort to re-open states despite COVID-19 ravaging black communities has displayed how little America values black life. Now, an NAACP chapter president in Nashville has revealed that police didn’t take him seriously when he found a threatening sign on his property. According to NBC News, Keith…

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  • Michael Flynn is the Latest White Man Whose Actions Have No Consequences

    It really must be nice to be a white man in America. Imagine pleading guilty twice to a crime and still getting away with it. That is the case for former national security adviser Michael Flynn. The New York Times reports that the Justice Department has dropped its case against Flynn. Flynn pleaded guilty twice…

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  • Pennsylvania County Declares Racism a Public Health Crisis

    The COVID-19 pandemic has fully illuminated the effect that decades of ingrained, systemic racism has had on the black community. The pandemic has had a disproportionate effect on black people on the economic front, in the severity of the virus’s symptoms, and in the racial disparity of its treatment. In Pittsburgh, an effort is underway…

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  • NBA Draft Prospect Teshaun Hightower Arrested in Connection With a Georgia Murder

    On April 19, 22-year-old Teshaun Hightower declared for the NBA draft. One week later, he found himself behind bars facing some very serious charges. NBC News reports that Hightower was taken into custody in Henry County, Ga.. last Saturday in connection with the April 8 killing of Devante Long. Hightower was arrested alongside his brother…

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  • D.C's Historic Ben's Chili Bowl Among Small Businesses Still Waiting for Government Loans

    It was already horrible news that the $349 billion set aside for small businesses struggling during the pandemic ran out of money on April 16, barely two weeks after it was released. To find out that much of that money went to large restaurant chains and publicly traded companies while many local favorites are struggling…

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  • Georgia Still Set to Reopen Friday Despite Having Increase in Coronavirus Cases, Deaths

    On Monday, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp announced that the state would allow some non-essential businesses to re-open this Friday. Though, considering the updated number of coronavirus cases and deaths due to COVID-19 in the state, one has to wonder if that plan needs to change. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that Georgia currently has 20,740 confirmed…

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