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Providence R.I.’s Reparation Money Might Potentially Go to White People
Aside from automatically going to Black and Native American citizens, an income requirement could benefit half of Providence’s white residents.
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The DOJ Is Requesting A Manager Oversee the Jackson, Mississippi Water Crisis Response
The Department of Justice also filed a complaint against Jackson on behalf of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for unclean water.
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Black Vietnam Vet Alleges Veteran Department Has Been Discriminating Against Black Soldiers For Decades
Conley Monk Jr. claims that VA improperly denied his claims for disability benefits and housing assistance because of his race.
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Are We Surprised? Looks Like South Carolina GOP Redrew U.S. House Maps To Dilute Black Voting Power
A lawsuit by the NAACP claims the new maps are consolidating Black voters into the lone Democrat 6th District.
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Lawmakers Voice Concerns Over Alleged Instances of Racism At Chicago College of Dentistry
Three lawmakers sent a letter to the university of Illinois at Chicago president to address alleged infractions concerning a professor
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LBGTQ Groups Voice Their Disgust Over Herschel Walker’s Transphobic Campaign Ad
The Republican Senate candidate released the 30-second ad two days after a mass shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado.
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Is Everything Ok With the Golden State Warriors? Nope.
The defending NBA champs are 12th in the western conference with no answers to their bench-scoring woes.
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Noose Found At Obama Presidential Construction Site In Chicago
Lakeside Alliance, a joint venture of African-American-owned construction firms, is offering a $10,00 reward.
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Welp: It Looks Like Trump Is Gearing Up For Another Presidential Run
The former president is said to be circling the date of Nov. 14th, if Republicans win the midterms.
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Glenn Youngkin’s Unsuccessful Anti-Critical Race Theory ‘Tip Line’ Shuts Down
The Republican Virginia governor didn’t count on parents using it to speak about special education violations.