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Feb 23

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‘Who Killed Malcolm X’ explores mystery of his murder

By Ivette Feliciano

It's been 55 years since human-rights activist Malcolm X was assassinated in Harlem in front of hundreds of witnesses. But new evidence suggests two of the three men convicted of the crime are actually innocent. A new Netflix documentary, “Who…

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Feb 21

Maya Angelou knew how a laugh could be a survival tool

By Joshua Barajas

In her poetry, Maya Angelou often alluded to "masks" as a form of survival for Black people in America.

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Remembering Mike Wallace, Legendary ’60 Minutes’ Interrogator

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From ‘Dark Days’ to ‘Bright Nights,’ Reexamining the Civil Rights Era

In observance of Martin Luther King Day, Ray Suarez speaks with historian Peniel Joseph about his new book "Dark Days, Bright Nights: From Black Power to Barack Obama."…

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Al-Qaida Warns President-elect Obama of Continuing U.S. Policies

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Al-Qaida made its first public statement about President-elect Barack Obama on Wednesday, saying it would continue attacks on the U.S. They also criticized Obama for his support of Israel and turning his back on his Muslim roots.

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