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Will Louisianans Convicted Under Jim Crow Juries Finally Get Justice?
An estimated 1,500 Louisianans were convicted by non-unanimous juries, which the Supreme Court calls a racist holdover.
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More Black Folks You Must Know From The Biden-Harris Administration
Vice President Kamala Harris is obviously a household name, but here are the other Black Biden administration folks, past and present, you should watch.
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Family of Teen Shot by police Gets $2 million in Settlement but What can Families and Police learn
Family of Nevada teen fatally shot by police agreed to a $2 million settlement and mandatory training for police officers.
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Massachusetts AG Looking Into Notorious Boston Police Unit
Attorney General Andrea Campbell announced her office is reviewing possible racial bias in notorious gang unit.
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Louisiana House Passes Bill Outing Juvenile Records In Black Communities
Louisiana’s Republican-led statehouse passed a bill creating online portals to view minor’s criminal records. The catch? It’s only in largely Black communities.
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Three Things To Know About DeSantis’ Bill Defunding College Diversity Programs
Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis just signed a bill banning colleges from spending money on diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.
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California Is Moving Ahead With Reparations, but Will It Meet Our Expectations?
California lawmaker on Reparations Task Force warns not to expect massive payouts.
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Will Daniel Penny’s Marine Status Prove He Wasn’t Defending himself From Jordan Neely?
In New York, Daniel Penny, the white ex-marine who choked Jordan Neely to death on the subway, was charged with manslaughter.
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Did Eric Adams And Other New York Leaders Fail Jordan Neely?
“Fear mongering from a lot of our elected leaders and law enforcement leaders” helped lead to Neely’s death, says Vera Institute’s Jullian Harris-Calvin.
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What a Black Reporter Discovered Behind The Netflix Picket-Line
The Black writers behind your favorite shows and movies are angry. And they have a right to be.