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[Book] The Almighty Black P Stone Nation: The Rise, Fall and Resurgence of an American Gang
ARU asks author Natalie Y. Moore about the motivations behind her latest book, “The Almighty Black P Stone Nation: The Rise, Fall and Resurgence of an American Gang.”
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Margaret Burroughs, Founder of African American Museum, Died
The 93-year-old founder of America’s foremost museum of African American history has died in her Chicago home. Today, the museum stands as both the oldest and largest collection of African American cultural artifacts in the country.
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A Black perspective on gun control
An amendment that helped blacks to protect themselves from Ku Klux Klan terrorists now is being used to help protect a black Chicago man from local gang-bangers.
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Neighborhood violence lowers test scores
Neighborhood homicides can have a detrimental effect on Chicago school children’s academic performance, whether they witness the violence or not.
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Supreme court backs Black Firefighters in Chicago
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday that a group of African Americans may sue the city of Chicago on their claim that the city’s discriminatory use of an application test kept them from being hired as firefighters
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Ex-Chicago Police Lt. Accused of Torturing More Than 100 African-American Men
In total, more than 100 people in Chicago say they were subjected to abuse including having guns forced into their mouths, suffocation with bags places over their heads, and electric shocks inflicted to their genitals
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Trailer: An Untitled Documentary About House Music
For all of my House Heads United. Big up to DJ Ultraman and check out this clip.