U.S. Shows Its Habit For Debate As Parades, Protests Mark Indigenous People’s Day, Columbus Day
Monday celebrated both Columbus Day and Indigenous People's Day marking the explorer's voyage and the plight of indigenous people
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Lynching Mural Painted In Missouri In 1994 Is Finally Coming Down But Not Being Destroyed
After 30 years, the racist murals depicting a lynching at the Boone County courthouse are being removed. And officials are fighting to make sure the artwork is preserved.
Jelani Day’s Body Was Not Missing Brain and Vital Organs, Mother Issues Statement Over Autopsy Report
In response to the social media outrage that followed the alleged findings of a private autopsy, Jelani Day's mother has issued a statement urging supporters to stick to the facts.
Marshawn Lynch Named First Ever Chief Brand Ambassador By NFL Players Association
Marshawn Lynch is bringing his unique voice to the NFL Player's union. And they created a title for him.
HBCU Grad Becomes First Black U.S. Attorney To Serve In Washington
Congratulations, Nick Brown! He was also a reality TV contestant.
