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An African-American man in Florida was accused of jaywalking by a White Sherriff's officer, who threatened him with jail time and wrote him a ticket, after the man had no identification on him in Jacksonville.
Vandals defaced an historical marker honoring Emmett Till, who was lynched in 1955 in a heinous crime that helped spur the civil rights movement.
The Supreme Court gave President Trump a partial victory today in that certain parts of his travel ban will go into effect this week.
The two sides “moved expeditiously” to resolve the case and start the healing process.
Professor Lisa Durden sparked controversy when she defended a BLM group’s Black-only Memorial Day Celebration.
Black Lives Matter has issued a response to the controversial “What Happened To Black Lives Matter?” article.
The Senate Judiciary Committee has launched a probe surrounding Loretta Lynch’s involvement in the investigation of Hillary Clinton’s private email use.
Retaining a year’s worth of learning during the summer break is a challenge, especially for children in low-income families.
The minority teacher shortage is largely a retention--not a recruitment--problem, according to research.
The jury enters a fourth day of discussion.