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Clarence Thomas Wants Supreme Court To Revisit Media Libel Standards
The conservative majority could potentially make it easier for public figures to sue news outlets.
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Supreme Court Sides With Football Coach In Public Prayer Case
With the opinion written by Justice Gorsuch, the court determined that prayer is protected by the constitution as free speech
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Republican Senator Is Ready To Block Free Lunch Funding Over LGBTQ+ Rights
Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) and other GOP reps are opposed to new guidance giving protections to gay and transgender students.
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Justice Clarence Thomas Is Ready To Undo More Rights
The Supreme Court Justice wrote that the cases establishing same-sex marriage and contraceptives should be revisited.
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Former Tesla Worker Rejects $15 Million Payout In Racial Abuse Suit
Former elevator operator Owen Diaz originally won a $136.9 million judgment as awarded by a federal jury
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NAACP Says Bipartisan Gun Bill Is A “Step In Right Direction”
NAACP President Derrick Johnson is encouraged, but insists this is the first step to combat gun violence.
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Four Louisiana Officers Acquitted In Death of Black Man
Caddo District Court Judge Chris Victory stated in his ruling that the prosecution did not prove its case in the death of 44-year-old Tommie McGlothen
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VP Kamala Harris Heads White House Task Force Tackling Online Abuse and Harassment
The Biden administration seeks to address the growing problem of online abuse which “disproportionately targets women, girls, and LGBTQI+ people.”
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States Have Been Slow In Making Juneteeth A Paid Holiday
Places such as Alabama, Mississippi, and South Carolina have not advanced proposals giving public employees paid time off on June 19th.
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Buffalo Mass Shooting Suspect Faces 26 Federal Hate Crime Charges
Three charges that Alleged mass shooter Payton S. Gendron received carry the potential of the death penalty.
Black News and Black Views with a Whole Lotta Attitude
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Clarence Thomas Wants Supreme Court To Revisit Media Libel Standards
The conservative majority could potentially make it easier for public figures to sue news outlets.
-
Supreme Court Sides With Football Coach In Public Prayer Case
With the opinion written by Justice Gorsuch, the court determined that prayer is protected by the constitution as free speech
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Republican Senator Is Ready To Block Free Lunch Funding Over LGBTQ+ Rights
Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) and other GOP reps are opposed to new guidance giving protections to gay and transgender students.
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Justice Clarence Thomas Is Ready To Undo More Rights
The Supreme Court Justice wrote that the cases establishing same-sex marriage and contraceptives should be revisited.
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Former Tesla Worker Rejects $15 Million Payout In Racial Abuse Suit
Former elevator operator Owen Diaz originally won a $136.9 million judgment as awarded by a federal jury
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NAACP Says Bipartisan Gun Bill Is A “Step In Right Direction”
NAACP President Derrick Johnson is encouraged, but insists this is the first step to combat gun violence.
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VP Kamala Harris Heads White House Task Force Tackling Online Abuse and Harassment
The Biden administration seeks to address the growing problem of online abuse which “disproportionately targets women, girls, and LGBTQI+ people.”
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States Have Been Slow In Making Juneteeth A Paid Holiday
Places such as Alabama, Mississippi, and South Carolina have not advanced proposals giving public employees paid time off on June 19th.
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Buffalo Mass Shooting Suspect Faces 26 Federal Hate Crime Charges
Three charges that Alleged mass shooter Payton S. Gendron received carry the potential of the death penalty.
