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Former Police Chief Pleads Guilty to Framing Innocent Black Men
A man unjustly convicted was deported back to Haiti.
As racial disparities continue to plague the criminal justice system, a former police chief in Florida admitted to purposely sending Black men to prison.
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School Superintendent on Texans' Deshaun Watson: 'You Can't Count on a Black Quarterback'
Lynn Redden makes a racist Facebook post then offers a canned apology.
Onalaska School Superintendent, Lynn Redden, could be in hot water after making racist statements about a Black NFL player on Facebook.
Beto O'Rourke Calls for Amber Guyger to Be Fired From Dallas Police Force
"I don't understand given the actions how anyone can come to any other conclusion," O'Rourke said.
Beto O'Rourke, the outspoken Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful, suggested at a rally on Friday that Amber Guyger should be fired from the Dallas Police Force.
Mississippi Senate Candidate Says Black People Should Stop 'Begging for Federal Government Scraps'
Eddie S. Glaude Jr. questioned Chris McDaniel on how he would appeal to Blacks, and he gave a racist answer.
Mississippi Republican Senate candidate Chris McDaniel let his racism show in a live broadcast of MSNBC's "Morning Joe." McDaniel perpetuated the stereotype that Blacks depend most on the federal government.
Woman Accusing Brett Kavanaugh of Sexual Assault Willing to Testify Before Senate Panel
Lawyer said of her client: "She believes, that but for his inebriation and his inability to take her clothes off, he would have raped her."
Christine Blasey Ford will relive trauma from more than 30 years ago as her alleged attacker, Brett Kavanaugh, sits through confirmation hearings, which could place him in a seat of power over law for a generation.
GM Student Corps Celebrates 6 Years of Impacting Young Lives
The Student Corps, an extension of GM's commitment to education, hired 150 students from 15 high schools.
By Lester Booker Jr.
In its sixth year, General Motors Student Corps matched teams of 10 high school interns with retired GM executives and college interns for life skills development and career preparation. As part of their 10-week journey, students learned the value of teamwork, leadership, goal-setting and community service.
Update: Neo-Nazi Fan and Prankster Accused of Stabbing Homosexual Student to Death to Stand Trial
$5M bail set for Samuel Woodward.
Update 9/17/18, 6:21 P.M.
Neo Nazi's Lawyer Steps Down as Court Date Pushed to November
Bail for Samuel Woodward, accused of stabbing 19-year-old Blaze Bernstein to death in January, has been set at $5 million, and Woodward needs a new lawyer.
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Update: Botham Jean Celebrated Amid the Urging of Officer Guyger to Come Clean
Many called for justice. One speaker at the funeral said: Botham Shem Jean was not a silhouette.
Thousands gathered Thursday afternoon to celebrate the life of Botham "Bo" Shem Jean in the sanctuary of Greenville Avenue Church of Christ in Richardson. But undertones of hurt, and a demand of justice for Jean, were present.
Many spoke of Jean's character and faith, and the family's rearing of an "exemplary student, mentor and teacher," but among the prayers and remarks were calls for justice.