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60 years later, no justice for teen shot by Birmingham police
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“Here come the police! I ain’t going to jail!” yelled Lorenzo McCall, 16, as he looked at his friend Johnnie Robinson, 16, in the afternoon of September ...

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Thank goodness for Jefferson Davis Day
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Monday was Jefferson Davis Day in Alabama, and thank God for that. If there’s one thing this state needs — and that many states need — at this point in ...

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A Retreat from Justice: Shielding Cops from Accountability
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While turning a corner onto Central Avenue in Louisville, Kentucky. I saw the police lights flashing behind me and felt my heart drop. There, in the ...

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The Case for Racial Equity in Public Health
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President Donald Trump’s administration has signaled its intent to eliminate programs that acknowledge and address racial disparities in ...

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A Memorial Day message fit for a king
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The President of the United States issued on Monday a heartfelt and touching tribute to the country’s fallen heroes, reminding them (and all the rest of ...

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George Floyd’s Journey from Houston to Minneapolis Tells an Important Story
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Five years ago this week, George Floyd was murdered on a South Minneapolis street corner, suffocated under the knee of former Minneapolis police ...

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When Will We Be Equal?
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I’m a sixty-eight-year-old baby boomer. I was born colored, then Negro, then African American, and now Black. Oh, and I am a Blesbian too.   ...

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confronting internalized racism and societal expectations – The Hip Hop African
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YECvLKqDgGw Victor Kwesi Mensah, known by his stage name VIC MENSA, was born and raised in Chicago but values his ...

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Students of Color Want Cops Out of Their Schools
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“ don’t feel safe around campus security,” Southern California high school junior Bethel Albe says in an interview with The Progressive. “They feel ...

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The 1963 murder of Virgil Lamar Ware and a fight for remembrance
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“I can’t get up, I’m shot,” cried 13-year-old Virgil Ware. Lying on the ground with bullet wounds in his chest and face, Virgil Ware went silent. He ...

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