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AG Sessions Orders Prosecutors to Seek Harshest Sentences
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Black Doctors Say They Face Discrimination Based on Race
Black Farmers Say Obama's Bill Is Hypocritical
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Black Leaders Rebuke Tuberville Stance on Reparations, Crime
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Fired Clark County Commander Detailed Jailhouse Medical Failures
Florida Clears Groveland Four of 1949 Rape of White Woman
Former Clark County Commander Receives $1.2 M in Settlement
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High Court to Review Voting Rights Act
Hip Hop Artist Says He Was Profiled in Parking Garage Incident
Jena Six Case Wraps Up with Plea Bargains
Judge Tosses Race Discrimination Charge Against Paula Deen
Lawsuit Filed Against Hilton Hotels in “Calling His Mother While Black” Discrimination Case
Lawyers' Committee Calls for Uber and Lyft to Take Action on Discrimination
Louisiana Supreme Court Approves Formation of New, All-White St. George City
Mortgage Officials Sentenced to Federal Prison and Fined for Fraud
New Orleans Officials Block Low-Income 'Types of People' from Parish
New Report Reveals Racial Discrimination by Auto Dealerships
New Study Documents Discrimination in Advertising Industry
New York Police-On-Police Shooting Reopens Racial Wounds
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PCC's Longtime Diversity Director Retires
Pennsylvania Swim Club -- Accused of Racial Discrimination -- Agrees to Settlement
Police Now Consider Yashawnee Vaughn to Be 'Missing'
Portland Racism and Rental Housing Report: Black, Latino Families Charged More, Turned Away
Progress Murky on Race, Juvenile Justice
PSU Race Suit Settled
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Race Trumps Everything in Maternal Health Care
Racial Discrimination in the Gulf Reconstruction
Racial Discrimination Suit Back in Court
Racial Profiling Reports Shed Light on Police Reform
Report Blasts Baltimore Police over Racial Bias, Force
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Ronald Yancey, The First Black Graduate of Georgia Tech, Presents Granddaughter With Masters Degree 60 Years After His Historic Commencement
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