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Trump Aide Omarosa Manigault Gets Fiery Reception At Conference For Black Journalists
“Walking into a room where you get shut down does not open a line of communication so change can happen,” said one of the top black officials in the White House.
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This Man Used His Inherited Fortune To Fund The Racist Right
William Regnery II, a man who inherited millions but struggled in business, tried for 15 years to ignite a racist political movement — and failed. Then an unforeseen phenomenon named Donald Trump gave legitimacy to what Regnery had seeded long before: the alt-right. Now, the press-shy white separatist breaks his silence.
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San Francisco Police Looking Into Facebook Post By Cop Cleared In Shooting
Roger Morse was one of three officers exonerated Thursday in the shooting death of Alex Nieto. His recent Facebook comment about Nieto has drawn the attention of the San Francisco Police.
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Jury Says San Francisco Police Didn’t Use Excessive Force In Fatal Shooting
The jury denied the family of Alex Nieto — a young Latino man who was a security guard — monetary damages in the case.
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"I’d Have To Have Two Souls"
Baltimore has one of the most diverse police forces in the country. So why are community relations still so bad?
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First Freddie Gray Case Ends In Mistrial
After three days of deliberations, the Baltimore jury was unable to reach a verdict in the first trial of a police officer associated with the death of Freddie Gray. U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings said he has been informed prosecutors will attempt a retrial.
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Jury Deadlocked In Case Of Baltimore Officer Charged In Freddie Gray’s Death
The judge sent the panel back to deliberate.
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Jury Begins Deliberations Over Officer Charged In Freddie Gray’s Death
In closing arguments on Monday, prosecutors called Baltimore police Officer William Porter “callous” and “indifferent” to Gray’s suffering. Porter is the first of six officers charged in Gray’s death.
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Defense Rests In Baltimore Officer’s Trial For Death Of Freddie Gray
One of the last witnesses was a Baltimore police captain who said the officer “went beyond what many officers would have done” when he checked on Gray.
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Baltimore Police Officer Takes Stand In Freddie Gray Case
Taking the stand in his own defense, Officer William Porter testified that he sought to assist Gray but was uncertain that his injuries were real.
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Prosecution Rests In Trial Of Cop Charged In Freddie Gray’s Death
Defense attorneys will take their turn Wednesday in the first of six trials for Baltimore police officers charged in death of 25-year-old black man.
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On Trial, Baltimore Officer Says He Tried To Help Freddie Gray
Officer William Porter, the first of six officers charged in the death of Freddie Gray, a young black man in Baltimore who died in police custody, claims he sought help for Gray.
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Freddie Gray Told Officer: “Help Me. Help Me Up.”
One of six Baltimore police officers charged in the death of Freddie Gray offered his version of events in a video interview shown in his trial Friday.
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Baltimore Cop Charged In Freddie Gray Case: “Take The Video To Media”
The first of six trials for Baltimore police officers implicated in the death of Freddie Gray turns to a series of cell phone videos where Gray can be heard screaming.
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Opening Arguments Begin In First Freddie Gray Trial
Opening arguments have begun in the trial of William Porter, one of six Baltimore police officers facing charges associated with the death of a young black man in police custody in April.
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First Trial In Freddie Gray Death Begins
Officer William Porter goes on trial Monday on charges related to the death of Freddie Gray, a young black man who died while in police custody. The trial is the first of six associated with Gray’s death.
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The University Of Missouri’s Football’s Long, Tense History With Racism On Campus
The protests that brought down top officials at the University of Missouri were the culmination of a decades long rift between black athletes and the school.
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Vandals Spray Paint Black Culture Center Sign At University Of Missouri
University police said it was investigating reports that a suspect had spray painted over the “Black” portion of the Black Culture Center sign.
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How One Black College Survived The Leap From Division II To Division I And Back Again
The once-proud athletic department at Winston-Salem State tried to compete in big-time (and big-money) college sports — a rarity for an HBCU. When that backfired, the school returned to its roots and its former glory.
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The Battle For The #SoulOfOakland
In a city wrestling with fast-rising housing costs and demographic change, a security guard’s attack of a poor black man at Whole Foods has come to represent what many black residents fear: Oakland wants them out.
