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Memphis Police Reject DOJ Report on Discriminatory Policing
A Department of Justice report details a pattern of discriminatory policing by the Memphis Police Department, including excessive force against Black people and those with disabilities, prompting the city's rejection of a federal consent decree.
Memphis Police Reject DOJ Report on Discriminatory Policing
A Department of Justice report details a pattern of discriminatory policing by the Memphis Police Department, including excessive force against Black people and those with disabilities, prompting the city's rejection of a federal consent decree.
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Greensboro Mourns Passing of First Black Mayor Yvonne Johnson
Yvonne Johnson, Greensboro's first Black mayor and a longtime city council member, died Wednesday at age 82; she was a leader in civil rights and community service.
Greensboro Mourns Passing of First Black Mayor Yvonne Johnson
Yvonne Johnson, Greensboro's first Black mayor and a longtime city council member, died Wednesday at age 82; she was a leader in civil rights and community service.
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Death of New England's First Black Mayor, Thirman Milner
Thirman Milner, New England's first popularly elected Black mayor, died at age 91; his legacy includes significant contributions to Hartford and the civil rights movement.
Death of New England's First Black Mayor, Thirman Milner
Thirman Milner, New England's first popularly elected Black mayor, died at age 91; his legacy includes significant contributions to Hartford and the civil rights movement.
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20% Bias Score
Transgender Student Sues South Carolina School District
A South Carolina transgender student is suing his school district and state over a budget rule restricting restroom access for transgender students, setting up a clash between state and federal law.
Transgender Student Sues South Carolina School District
A South Carolina transgender student is suing his school district and state over a budget rule restricting restroom access for transgender students, setting up a clash between state and federal law.
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HR 9495: A Controversial Bill
A controversial bill, HR 9495, grants broad powers to investigate tax-exempt organizations, raising concerns about potential abuse and targeting of political opponents.
HR 9495: A Controversial Bill
A controversial bill, HR 9495, grants broad powers to investigate tax-exempt organizations, raising concerns about potential abuse and targeting of political opponents.
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Justice Sought in 1945 Civil Rights Cold Case
Newly released documents detail the 1945 death of Hattie DeBardelaben at the hands of Alabama law enforcement, highlighting racial injustice and a subsequent cover-up.
Justice Sought in 1945 Civil Rights Cold Case
Newly released documents detail the 1945 death of Hattie DeBardelaben at the hands of Alabama law enforcement, highlighting racial injustice and a subsequent cover-up.
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Supreme Court Weighs Tennessee's Ban on Gender-Affirming Care, Raising Concerns About Civil Rights Precedents
The Supreme Court heard arguments on Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for minors, with Justice Jackson drawing parallels to Loving v. Virginia, expressing concern over potential erosion of equal protection principles; the decision will significantly impact transgender rights and potentially ...
Supreme Court Weighs Tennessee's Ban on Gender-Affirming Care, Raising Concerns About Civil Rights Precedents
The Supreme Court heard arguments on Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for minors, with Justice Jackson drawing parallels to Loving v. Virginia, expressing concern over potential erosion of equal protection principles; the decision will significantly impact transgender rights and potentially ...
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Unmarked Mississippi Barn: Site of Emmett Till Lynching Remains a Symbol of Historical Erasure
In 1955, Emmett Till was lynched in an unmarked barn near Drew, Mississippi, after whistling at a white woman; the barn's anonymity and the minimal mention of the event in local history highlight decades-long efforts to erase this pivotal moment in the Civil Rights Movement.
Unmarked Mississippi Barn: Site of Emmett Till Lynching Remains a Symbol of Historical Erasure
In 1955, Emmett Till was lynched in an unmarked barn near Drew, Mississippi, after whistling at a white woman; the barn's anonymity and the minimal mention of the event in local history highlight decades-long efforts to erase this pivotal moment in the Civil Rights Movement.
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$20 Million Settlement in Fatal Police Shooting
A New Mexico city agrees to a record $20 million settlement in a lawsuit over a fatal police shooting.
$20 Million Settlement in Fatal Police Shooting
A New Mexico city agrees to a record $20 million settlement in a lawsuit over a fatal police shooting.
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40% Bias Score
Ohio Bans Transgender Bathroom Access
Ohio Senate approves bill restricting bathroom access for transgender students, sparking debate and legal concerns.
Ohio Bans Transgender Bathroom Access
Ohio Senate approves bill restricting bathroom access for transgender students, sparking debate and legal concerns.
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Oversight Needed for Terrorism Registrations
Dutch Ombudsman calls for better oversight of terrorism and radicalization registration lists, highlighting cases of individuals facing severe consequences due to lack of transparency and due process.
Oversight Needed for Terrorism Registrations
Dutch Ombudsman calls for better oversight of terrorism and radicalization registration lists, highlighting cases of individuals facing severe consequences due to lack of transparency and due process.
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Cold Case Reveals Brutal Killing of Black Woman in 1945
Newly released documents reveal the details of Hattie DeBardelaben's 1945 death at the hands of law enforcement in Alabama, highlighting the violence against Black Americans during the Jim Crow era.
Cold Case Reveals Brutal Killing of Black Woman in 1945
Newly released documents reveal the details of Hattie DeBardelaben's 1945 death at the hands of law enforcement in Alabama, highlighting the violence against Black Americans during the Jim Crow era.
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