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Don Lemon on the impact of George Floyd’s killing, Derek Chauvin trial
CNN journalist Don Lemon talks to Ian Hanomansing about the importance of Black history in the U.S., media polarization and the impact of George Floyd’s killing as Derek Chauvin’s trial begins.
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US voter suppression: Analysts say African Americans targeted
Across the US, The Sentencing Project says about six million convicted felons cannot vote due to various state laws.
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Blexit member on Trump's White House address to Black and Latino supporters
The CBC's Jacqueline Hansen speaks to Robin Barnes — a member of Black Voices for Trump and Blexit — about the U.S. president's White House address to mainly Black and Latino supporters on policing and his Platinum Plan.
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US rap group in spotlight after member charged with rioting
Southern Slaves group in Miami labelled 'extremists' after member accused of vandalising police cars.
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Amazon suspends police use of its facial recognition technology
Move comes after US tech giant criticised for supporting the George Floyd protesters while promoting a tool that can lead to racial profiling of African Americans.
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'I am not a threat': Blacks react on social media
Many take to Twitter to express sentiments of self-worth as the country faces mass protests over fatal police brutality against the minority group.
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'I am not a threat': Black people react on social media
Many take to Twitter to express sentiments of self-worth as the country faces mass protests over fatal police brutality against the minority group.
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Europe's week: Black Lives Matter, Europe rises
The shock and anger in the United States over the forcible death of an unarmed Black man in police custody have reached a boiling point this week, and that anger has spilled over to Europe. In London, Berlin or Amsterdam thousands took...
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Why race matters during the COVID-19 pandemic
Ontario and Manitoba have announced that they will soon start collecting race-based data on COVID-19. In parts of the U.S., where race-based data is collected, statistics show black Americans are among the hardest hit by the pandemic.
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Black Lives Matter: Is this a turning point? | The Weekly with Wendy Mesley
Black Lives Matter started as a hashtag but has since turned into a global movement. Nil Köksal looks at how social media has acted as a civil rights tool.
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US data shows African Americans more likely to die from COVID-19
Preliminary data highlights inequalities in health and access to medical care.
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African Americans dying of COVID-19 at disproportionate rate
New data from certain states points to a racial disparity in the death toll amid the coronavirus pandemic in the United States.
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Biden Administration Likely To Take Moderate, Cautious Approach Despite Boosting Diversity
Jason Nichols, Ph.D., Senior Lecturer, African American Studies Department, University of Maryland joins Cheddar to discuss diversity in the Biden Administration.
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Super Tuesday: The importance of the black vote
On Super Tuesday, leading up to the U.S. election, African-American voters in particular could have a big impact.
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Celebrating historic contributions of African Americans in Mount Kisco
News 12’s Carol Wilkinson was at the Mount Kisco Public Library where a celebration of those contributions took place.
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US elections 2024: Black voter turnout drive in Michigan highlights push for equality and change
Black voters in Michigan face key issues like equality and healthcare, with turnout crucial in the 2024 election battleground.
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Newburgh to build burial ground for African Americans whose graves were paved over
The remains recovered during the 2008 excavation have been stored at SUNY New Paltz ever since.
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A Scripps News Special: Jimmy Carter 1924-2024
Nearly two years after entering hospice care, former President Carter passed away at age 100 on Sunday. Watch Scripps News' special report looking back at Carter's life. (Scripps News)
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Diversity is a Business Imperative
Darren Walker, Ford Foundation President, says that diversity is a business imperative and criticizes the Supreme Court's dismantlement of affirmative action.
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TIAA CEO Duckett Predicts 'Mild Recession' by Year-End
Thasunda Brown Duckett, President & CEO, TIAA discusses the retirement crisis and wealth equity with Bloomberg's Sonali Basak at Bloomberg Invest New York 2023.
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NAACP's Johnson on the Debt Deal
NAACP President & CEO Derrick Johnson gives his remarks on the Debt Limit deal that passed Thursday night in the Senate. Johnson also discusses the idea of eliminating the debt ceiling and weighs in on the May jobs report as Black...
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Black History Month Special: Women, Kids And Businesses Making Moves
From a Black woman making history reaching the nation’s highest court, to an innovative Black-owned business, here’s how some are making moves.
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Ariel’s Rogers on Wealth Inequality, Future of Investing
Jun.22 -- John W. Rogers Jr., Chairman, Co-CEO and Chief Investment Officer for Ariel Investments, speaks with Bloomberg’s Shartia Brantley at the Bloomberg Global Invest virtual summit about closing the wealth inequality gap in America...