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How will John Lewis be remembered? | Inside Story

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Mourners in the U.S. pay tribute to rights champion before his body is laid to rest.
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Why are Africans in China being targeted?

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China stands accused of inhumane treatment against Africans during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Can U.S. and Europe learn from each other on racism? | Inside Story

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Police killings in the United States trigger global protests and debates on racism.
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Jemele Hill: US does not deserve a white supremacist president | UpFront

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Richelle Carey discusses the intersection of racism, politics and sports with journalist Jemele Hill.
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How divisive is politics in the United States? I Inside Story

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Politicians stand accused of fanning the flames of polarisation as the country reels from many problems.
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How can racism and alleged police brutality in the US be brought to an end? I Inside Story

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The killing of George Floyd by a policeman has led to angry and violent protests in Minneapolis and other areas across the US
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Has the United States turned a corner on racism? | The Bottom Line

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The son of Martin Luther King Jr reflects on what has and has not changed over the decades in race relations in the US.
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Donald Trump and race relations in America

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Activist, writer and Democratic strategist Danielle Moodie-Mills discusses the future of race relations in the U.S. after Trump's victory
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Closing statements

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Clinton and Trump strike very different tones when asked to give a closing 1-minute pitch for why they deserve to be president
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Obama addresses violence in U.S. from NATO summit

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Americans of all races are outraged by the attacks on police in Dallas or anywhere else, U.S. president says
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How many people are killed by police each year in the U.S.?

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509 people have been shot and killed by police so far in 2016 according to Washington Post database that tracks fatal police shootings in the U.S.
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Colon Cancer

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The Latest High Impact Medical News, Encapsulated and Physician Delivered
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Trump supporter reacts to rally violence

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'Mr. Trump can't control 15,000 people that are passionate about America, and they want to see the country move forward,' says Pastor Mark Burns
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Bill Cosby's troubled legacy

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CBC's Deana Sumanac-Johnson looks at how accusations of sexual assault have affected the comedian's reputation
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Doctors highlight the importance of using sunscreen, particularly for people of color

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Members of the Black community are less likely to get skin cancer, but they are also most likely to get a delayed diagnosis.
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African American history celebrated at Pinkster Festival in Sleepy Hollow

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The event at Philipse Manor featured music, dancing and food inspired by the Black experience.
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NJ Transit decorates some buses, trains in honor of Black History Month

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They say the goal is to help raise awareness and promote the kind of actions needed to make New Jersey’s communities and people stronger and healthier.
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Hempstead hosts event to celebrate African Americans' achievements

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Dozens of families gathered at Kennedy Memorial Park to commemorate Black History Month.
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NAACP warns African Americans, minority groups to avoid Florida

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The NAACP says new laws and policies championed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis are "openly hostile" to Black Americans, people of colour and LGBTQ+ individuals. It has issued a travel advisory accusing the state of "trying to erase Black...
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College Board Reverses Decision to Omit Key Facts and Events in AP African American Courses

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College Board Reverses Decision to Omit Key Facts and Events in AP African American Courses
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California considers slavery reparations for Black Americans

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California is the first US state to begin a process to consider reparations for Black Americans.
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College Board Revises AP African American Studies Curriculum

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The College Board revised its A.P. curriculum for African-American Studies after criticism from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis that sparked a political debate.
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After racist shooting in Buffalo, police search for warning signs

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A white male who opened fire at a market in a Black neighbourhood, killing 10, had planned a bigger attack.
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Author Keith Boykin on America's Growing Racial and Political Divides

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Political commentator, journalist, and author Keith Boykin joined Cheddar’s “Between Bells” to talk about his newly released book titled, "Race Against Time: The Politics of a Darkening America" focused on the growing divide in America,...