“Trump is Nothing More than a Two-bit Racial Arsonist”
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Video footage released Monday showed Tulsa police shooting an unarmed man to death on Friday night after he approached his SUV with his arms raised.
CBC Member Corrine Brown loses primary battle, facing indictment
Rep. Charles Rangel reflects on Stellar Political Career
Ohio officers indicted in shooting of unarmed suspect and beating case
At the Congressional Black Caucus dinner, Clinton calls on America to choose progress over prejudice
The RNC is suing me, a Black Republican, but I’ll never leave my party
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A 95-year-old “Rosie the Riveter” who helped to build ships in World War II and tells her original story at that California park today; a former director of the National Park Service; the current Superintendent of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park; the White House Council on Environmental Quality’s National Parks Youth leader; a national award winning young underwater explorer and a professor of geography focused on African Americans’ relationship to the public lands system.
In the span of 30 days, federal judges have scuttled voter suppression laws in North Carolina, Texas, Wisconsin, Kansas and North Dakota, giving voting rights advocates a few, much-needed victories for the blood and sweat wrought in their court battles and protests since the controversial United States Supreme Court decision in Shelby v. Holder.