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Investigation was launched under then AG Eric Holder Ferguson Cops Relentlessly Preyed on Victims — But Things Are Changing This article is from WhoWhatWhy.org In our excerpts from…
Sarita Gupta For millions of working parents like me, the juggling act between our homes and offices gets even more frantic as our kids head back to school.…
Dr. Munyakazi, Rwanda Scholar. Photo-- hungryoftruth.blogspot.com At 3:00 pm on September 4, five U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents stormed the Baltimore MD home of Rwandan asylum…
In South Africa it was Bishop Tutu who chaired Truth and Reconciliation Commission This is the cry of the Hebrew prophet Habakkuk: “O Lord, how long shall I…
Clockwise from top left: Officer Caesar Goodson; Lt. Brian Rice; Sgt. Alicia White; Officer Garrett Miller; Officer William Porter; and Officer Edward Nero. On Wednesday, a Baltimore judge…
The most noteworthy aspect of the series of popular demonstrations in response to the police lynchings of African-Americans that have occurred over the last few years may well…
Twenty-five year old Jasmine Twitty became the youngest person sworn in as a judge in Easley, South Carolina. Twitty’s appointment represents a historical milestone at a time where…
Rep. Maxine Waters Ten years ago, America witnessed what the Federal Emergency Management Agency has called the single most catastrophic natural disaster in U.S. History – and 10…
Billie Holiday This year many celebrated the centennial of Billie Holiday’s birth. Innumerable tributes, news stories and celebratory concerts were held in her well-deserved honor. The song that…
Alderman Walter Burnett The Chicago Housing Authority’s ambitious Plan for Transformation, begun in 2000, was meant to replace the city’s notorious public housing developments – including many violence-plagued,…
