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After Infamously Framing a Black Man, This White Prosecutor is in BIG Trouble.
Terra Morehead surrendered her law license after framing a Black man for murder, but is it enough penance for the years her victims spent in prison?
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Harvard University President Claudine Gay Is Out. Here’s How We Got Here
Harvard's First Black President has resigned. Here's how everything went down.
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Family of Anton Black Reach a Multi-Million Dollar Settlement
The family’s suit stated Black was killed in a similar manner to George Floyd.
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DOJ Launches Civil Rights Investigation into Louisiana State Police
The probe is separate from the Ronald Greene investigation but timely given the reports about the police department's misconduct.
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GOP Lawmakers In Arizona Want To Make It Illegal To Record Police
House Bill 2319 would make it illegal for members of the public to be within 8 feet of an officer without their consent to record.
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Justice Department Opens Civil Rights Investigation into Mount Vernon, N.Y Police Department
Mount Vernon police officers are accused of several civil rights abuses in the predominantly Black city.
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Queens DA Throws Out 60 Convictions Because of Lying Cops
NYPD bad actors strike again and Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz is not letting them slide.
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If ‘I Can’t Take Ya’ll Nowhere’ Was a Person, It’d be Gillie Da Kid Getting an Unsportsmanlike Conduct Penalty During Jackson State Game
The Million Dollaz Worth of Game co-host made the most of his gig as an assistant coach for Jackson State.
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Black Man Arrested After Complaining About Workplace Racism; New Report Details the ‘Deeply Flawed’ Police Work Responsible
“Back the blue” enthusiasts—as well as a lot of media outlets—often make the mistake of taking things at face value because they’re in a police report or because law enforcement officials said it themselves. “If a cop said it then it must be true” represents a mentality that needs to die and one that is…
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Federal Court Gives NYC Green Light to Release Police Disciplinary Records. Police Unions Are Predictably Mad
Cops really seem to hate the idea of police disciplinary records being made public. If a civilian has a criminal record, courts, potential employers, renters and others would be able to access that information through the simplest of background checks, but for some reason, police officers appear to think that putting on the uniform should…