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Statue Honoring Black Civil War Soldiers Erected Across From Confederate Monument in Tennessee
The statue is a part of an art initiative intended to tell the full story about slavery, Reconstruction and Jim Crow in Franklin, Tenn.
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‘It’s Gonna Blow the NBA World Up’: Phoenix Suns Owner Robert Sarver Might be the Next Contestant on That Summer Jam Screen
ESPN is reportedly about to drop a bombshell report accusing Sarver of racist and sexist behavior.
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U.S. Justice Department Announces New Initiative to Tackle Racially Discriminatory Lending Practices
Despite being illegal, the practice of ‘redlining’ has still managed to harm communities of color for years.
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About 40 Louisiana Dads Formed a Group to Prevent Violence at a Local High School–and It’s Working
Since the “Dads on Duty” formed, there have been no reports of fights at Southwood High School.
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Black Museum Wants to Turn Charlottesville’s Robert E. Lee Statue Into New Artwork
The museum’s proposal has received support from groups on the local and national levels.
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A Louisiana Sheriff’s Deputy Who Repeatedly Slammed a Black Woman’s Head to the Ground Has a History of Excessive Force Lawsuits Against Him
In fact, he’s been named in the most excessive force suits out of any other deputy currently with the department.
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Washington State Sheriff Charged After Falsely Claiming Black Newspaper Carrier Threatened to Kill Him in January
More than 40 officers were initially called to respond to the scene after Sheriff Ed Troyer dispatched for help.
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Mistrial Declared in Case of Kansas City Police Officers’ Wrongful Arrest of Black Teenager
Tyree Bell, who was 15 years old, spent three weeks in jail before police reviewed their dashcam footage and realized he wasn’t the suspect.
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Jasmine Crowe’s Free Grocery Store in Atlanta Aids in the Fight to End Hunger
The free grocery store in Ronald McNair Middle School includes food, toiletries and clothing, serving about 80 families a week.