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Arizona Democrats Have Been Getting Creepy Anonymous Letters
“Ben Sent Us,” a shady right-wing group, has been sending letters indicating they are always watching Democrat voters.
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Run for Something Political Director Quentin Savwoir Wants Us To Fight To Preserve Our Democratic Process
The political director discusses preserving Democratic policies, battling misinformation, and handling discourse.
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Penn State University Does Away With Plans For Its Racial Justice Center
President Neeli Bendapudi has said the university will instead do what it can to enhance existing diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
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NYPD Is Wary Of Possible ‘Racially Motivated’ Violence Against Poll Workers Ahead of Midterms
The New York Police department bulletin cites a “complex” threat environment for heightened vigilance.
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Arizona Republicans Run To Defend State Candidate Allegedly Pictured In ‘Aunt Jemima’ Blackface
State House nominee Mary Ann Mendoza allegedly appears in black and brownface on two separate occasions.
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Florida Sergeant Allegedly Believes Black People Are One of ‘America’s Three Biggest Problems’
An account allegedly tied to Jacksonville’s Sgt. Douglas Howell had also said things about the LGBTQ+ community.
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Black Student Told To ‘Go Back To Africa’ In Racist Texts At California High School
South High School in Torrance, California, only has a 3% student population that identifies as Black
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Washington Ethics Group Asks If Congress Will Ever Investigate Clarence and Ginni Thomas
Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington sent a letter to the House and Senate judiciary committees asking for insight.
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Black Officers At Knoxville, Tennessee Police Department Have Experienced Discrimination, Report Claims
The officers said they have largely been passed over for leadership positions.
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Did Siemens Give the City of Jackson, Mississippi A Bad Deal To Fix The Water Crisis?
The international conglomerate agreed to help fix Jackson’s water issues a decade ago, but the contract has left the city in debt.
Black News and Black Views with a Whole Lotta Attitude
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Arizona Democrats Have Been Getting Creepy Anonymous Letters
“Ben Sent Us,” a shady right-wing group, has been sending letters indicating they are always watching Democrat voters.
-
Run for Something Political Director Quentin Savwoir Wants Us To Fight To Preserve Our Democratic Process
The political director discusses preserving Democratic policies, battling misinformation, and handling discourse.
-
Penn State University Does Away With Plans For Its Racial Justice Center
President Neeli Bendapudi has said the university will instead do what it can to enhance existing diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
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NYPD Is Wary Of Possible ‘Racially Motivated’ Violence Against Poll Workers Ahead of Midterms
The New York Police department bulletin cites a “complex” threat environment for heightened vigilance.
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Arizona Republicans Run To Defend State Candidate Allegedly Pictured In ‘Aunt Jemima’ Blackface
State House nominee Mary Ann Mendoza allegedly appears in black and brownface on two separate occasions.
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Florida Sergeant Allegedly Believes Black People Are One of ‘America’s Three Biggest Problems’
An account allegedly tied to Jacksonville’s Sgt. Douglas Howell had also said things about the LGBTQ+ community.
-
Black Student Told To ‘Go Back To Africa’ In Racist Texts At California High School
South High School in Torrance, California, only has a 3% student population that identifies as Black
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Washington Ethics Group Asks If Congress Will Ever Investigate Clarence and Ginni Thomas
Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington sent a letter to the House and Senate judiciary committees asking for insight.
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Black Officers At Knoxville, Tennessee Police Department Have Experienced Discrimination, Report Claims
The officers said they have largely been passed over for leadership positions.
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Did Siemens Give the City of Jackson, Mississippi A Bad Deal To Fix The Water Crisis?
The international conglomerate agreed to help fix Jackson’s water issues a decade ago, but the contract has left the city in debt.
