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J.P. Morgan Chase's Chief Marketing Officer tweeted that she was “repulsed as an advertiser” that Kelly would give Jones a “second of airtime.”
Unlike the 2016 NFL champions, the New England Patriots, where individual players decided not to go to the White House, the Warriors decided as a team not to go.
Nathan Wayne Gustavsson, 23, and Joseph Martin Backman, 28, have both pleaded guilty to aiding shooter Allen Scarsella in a Minneapolis shooting at a November 2015 Black Lives Matter protest for police victim Jamar Clark.
The Chicago Police board ruled Monday that four Chicago cops, who were suspended without pay for their involvement in an investigation of the 2014 fatal shooting of teen Laquan McDonald, will return to duty.
Renovated in 2014, the museum hopes to immerse visitors in the nation's history of civil rights.
Karen Weaver, the city's first woman mayor, is under fire for a trash removal contract amid the ongoing water crisis.
Bill Maher n-word slur and LeBron's home being hit by vandals have reignited the debate about a post-racial America.
Neil White has been arrested and charged with the murder of his 7-year-old daughter Gabrielle.
The Journal of Political Philosophy is facing backlash after featuring content about Black Lives Matter without including insight from Black academics.
An image of Aina Adewunmi,15, with a noose around her neck was circulated around her chemistry class at Palisades Charter High School.
Carteret police officer Joseph Reiman has been charged for physically assaulting a Black teen.
Construction company owners felt free to create a racist work environment in the Trump-era, the lawsuit says.
