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The Department of Education Is Investigating Affirmative Action For Rich White People
A probe has been launched into Harvard’s legacy admissions policy after advocacy groups complained it disadvantages students of color.
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Colorado Cop Who Left Handcuffed Woman on Train Tracks Says It was an Accident
The officer claims she didn’t realize a whole train was coming when she left a woman handcuffed in a parked police car.
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He Sat in Jail For 10 years — A Judge Just Declared a Mistrial
Maurice Jimmerson’s pretrial detention was reportedly the longest in Georgia’s history. But he’s not the only one languishing in jail without a trial.
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Alabama Black Lawmaker Calls Out New Congressional Map Limiting Black Power
Alabama’s only Black Representative in Congress Rep.Terri Sewell blasts Alabama GOP for putting out a Congressional map with only one-Black majority district.
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Finally, The Real Housewives of New York City Has A Diverse Cast
The shows producers seem to hope adding some Blackness will save it from accusations of racism.
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Biden Announces Historic First for Black Women in The White House
Shuwanza Goff will be the first African-American woman to serve as Director of the Office of Legislative Affairs.
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Biden Announces Monument Dedicated to Emmett Till and Mamie Till Mobley
Emmett Till, the slain teen, whose death was a watershed moment in the civil rights movement would have been 82-years-old today.
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SCOTUS Ruled In Favor of Protecting Black Alabama Voters — The State GOP Ignored Them
Alabama’s Republican-led state legislature proposed a new map with only one majority-Black district. The Supreme Court already told them to draw two.
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Hold Up! Democratic AGs Say GOP Is Dead Wrong on Company DEI Programs
Democratic attorneys general argued that the SCOTUS affirmative action decision does not apply to hiring practices at private companies.
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He Became the The First Black Mayor in A Rural Alabama Town— And Then White Leaders Revolted!
Newberrn, Alabama’s first Black Mayor says white former city officials orchestrated a relentless campaign to keep him from serving.
Black News and Black Views with a Whole Lotta Attitude
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The Department of Education Is Investigating Affirmative Action For Rich White People
A probe has been launched into Harvard’s legacy admissions policy after advocacy groups complained it disadvantages students of color.
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Colorado Cop Who Left Handcuffed Woman on Train Tracks Says It was an Accident
The officer claims she didn’t realize a whole train was coming when she left a woman handcuffed in a parked police car.
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He Sat in Jail For 10 years — A Judge Just Declared a Mistrial
Maurice Jimmerson’s pretrial detention was reportedly the longest in Georgia’s history. But he’s not the only one languishing in jail without a trial.
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Alabama Black Lawmaker Calls Out New Congressional Map Limiting Black Power
Alabama’s only Black Representative in Congress Rep.Terri Sewell blasts Alabama GOP for putting out a Congressional map with only one-Black majority district.
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Finally, The Real Housewives of New York City Has A Diverse Cast
The shows producers seem to hope adding some Blackness will save it from accusations of racism.
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Biden Announces Historic First for Black Women in The White House
Shuwanza Goff will be the first African-American woman to serve as Director of the Office of Legislative Affairs.
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SCOTUS Ruled In Favor of Protecting Black Alabama Voters — The State GOP Ignored Them
Alabama’s Republican-led state legislature proposed a new map with only one majority-Black district. The Supreme Court already told them to draw two.
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Hold Up! Democratic AGs Say GOP Is Dead Wrong on Company DEI Programs
Democratic attorneys general argued that the SCOTUS affirmative action decision does not apply to hiring practices at private companies.
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He Became the The First Black Mayor in A Rural Alabama Town— And Then White Leaders Revolted!
Newberrn, Alabama’s first Black Mayor says white former city officials orchestrated a relentless campaign to keep him from serving.
