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Republican school board in N.C. seeks to abolish integration
The situation unfolding here in some ways represents a first foray of tea party conservatives shaping a public school system.
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Should the N-Word be taken out of classic school taught literature?
A new edition of “Huckleberry Finn” removes the 219 uses of the word “nigger” in the novel and replaces them with “slave.”
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Black American is Japan’s top commercial star
A Japanese marketing research company who tracks the country’s top television actors – ranked Dante Carver as Japan’s number one television commercial star.
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[Satire] Stephen Colbert suggests White men deserve reparations
Stephen Colbert suggests that White people have been wrongfully overlooked when it comes to reparations for slavery.
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Casting agent dismissed after seeking extras with ‘light skin tones’
Video footage shows the casting agent telling people at an audition, “We are looking for light-skinned people. I’m not trying to be … whatever. It’s just the brief.
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Black Georgia councilman told he should be working in a cotton field
A squabble at a small Georgia town’s council meeting in which a white councilman told his black counterpart that he should be working in a cotton field has caught the attention of the NAACP.
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Foul play suspecting in police shooting of African American Pace University football star
“They shot me, they shot me, they shot me,” Danroy Henry whispered as cops hauled him from the car and cuffed him on the street, pal Brandon Cox said.
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Namism. Could your name be holding you back?
In the film, Morgan Spurlock, the producer of Super Size Me sent out thousands of identical resumes, half with the name DeShawn Williams and half with the name Jake Williams. Jake Williams was called back 35% more