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‘It Was Bad’: Karl-Anthony Towns Talks Mental Health, Survivors Guilt After Losing Eight Relatives to COVID-19
The 25-year-old has had a difficult time during the pandemic and opened up about his journey.
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Ex-Minneapolis Cop Sentenced to 57 Months in Shooting Death of Woman Who Called 911
Mohamed Noor has already served more than 29 months and could be out of prison as early as next summer.
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The Supreme Court Just Made It Easier for Cops to Brutalize Black and Brown People
The Supreme Court just sided with police in two separate rulings on qualified immunity, a legal doctrine shielding officers from lawsuits.
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The Black Women’s Player Collective Is Here to Usher In the Next Generation of Superstar Athletes
The Black Women's Players Collective is committed to transforming the game we see today for generations to come.
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Study: Counties With More Confederate Statues Had More Lynchings
The University of Virginia study showed that in any given area, the number of lynchings was a “significant predictor” for the number of memorials.
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Des Moines Protester Found Guilty of Theft for Taking a Minneapolis Police Flyer
The flyer contained photos of protesters who Minneapolis police suspected of vandalizing a squad car at a George Floyd demonstration last year.
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No Charges for U.S. Marshals Task Force Members Who Shot Winston Smith Jr.
A witness in the car says that Smith pulled out his phone to record the confrontation with the U.S. Marshals when he was shot.
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New Hampshire Woman Accused of Telling 9-Year-Old Black Boy She Would ‘Kneel on His Neck’
Kristina Graper allegedly threatened the boy for accidentally breaking her son’s toy while they were playing in a neighborhood park.
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Minneapolis Police Say They’re ‘Hunting Activists’ on New Bodycam Footage From George Floyd Protests
One officer said: 'You guys are out hunting people now, and it’s just a nice change of tempo.'