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Oklahoma City jury convicted one of its former police officers of raping and sexually victimizing eight Black women and the police department said it was pleased with the verdict.
In a strategic effort to continue the movement of “Black-on-Black economics” – circulating dollars in the Black community to every extent possible – a group of Black male entrepreneurs led by the U.S. Black Chambers Inc. (USBC) has opened accounts with the D.C.-based Black-owned Industrial Bank.
Ninety-four year old Betty Reid Soskin, the oldest working park ranger in our country, introduced President Obama at the lighting of the National Christmas Tree in President’s Park at the White House
Presidential candidate tours site of Freddie Gray’s death
Pastor Parson, a longtime Republican, is endorsing Trump
Panel on Police Reform push for greater police accountability
Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced this week that she will launch a “pattern or practice” investigation into whether the Chicago Police Department has engaged in racially discriminatory conduct in arrests, use of force, and other police procedures.
Bigotry, hatred are ‘The Donald’s’ Trump card
Cook County State’s Attorney Anita Alvarez’s decision not to charge a Chicago police officer who fatally shot Ronald Johnson III was made after virtually no independent investigation by her office and despite a police dashboard-camera video that shows Johnson being shot in the back while running from police, the lawyer for Johnson’s family said Monday.