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7 Cleveland Schools Named After Slaveholders Set to Be Renamed
Two elementary schools named after founding fathers and slaveholders, Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry, are among a growing list of schools to be renamed.
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The Nacole Smith Tragedy Shows Why We Must Protect Black Women
After 27 years, police finally solved the 14-year-old's murder
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Jan. 6th Has Been Happening For Years. If We’re Not Careful, We’ll See It In Its Final Form
On the anniversary of the January 6th attempted coup, best believe that this could happen again
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A Pilot Basic Guaranteed Income Program Providing $500 A-Month to 300 Low-Income Residents Launches In Atlanta
Applications for the program are set to open in the coming months.
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Black Teachers Are Leaving the Profession Behind In Huge Numbers
Recent studies show that diversity in the teaching profession has been on a sharp decline for the last two years
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Wisconsin Republicans Propose Incentives to Help With Police Recruiting
The proposed package of bills includes $5,000 signing bonuses and another $2,000 for officers already on the force to encourage retention.
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The Proof Is In The Pudding: Protests Reduce Police Killings According To New Research
Contrary to what some believe, the mass protests of 2020 did a lot of good when it comes to police reform
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Chicago Reaches Highest Level of Homicides Since 1996, With 80 Percent of the Victims Being Black
For the first time since 1996, Chicago reaches more than 800 homicides in the city
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Banned From Twitter and Facebook for COVID-19 Misinformation
Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene ran to social platform GETTR to complain about the "censorship."