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Jun 01

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Roxane Gay, Anna Deavere Smith and Tay Anderson on the protests' hope and despair

By Judy Woodruff, Anne Azzi Davenport, Courtney Norris

For analysis of the deeper systemic issues that are underlying the country’s civic unrest, Judy Woodruff talks to Roxane Gay, a noted essayist and author whose work frequently addresses issues of race, identity and privilege; Anna Deavere Smith, award-winning playwright…

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Jun 01

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News Wrap: U.S. health officials fear protests will drive virus outbreaks

In our news wrap Monday, U.S. health officials voiced fears that mass protests could fuel new COVID-19 infections. The warning came as deaths nationwide neared 105,000, including some 26,000 nursing home residents. Also, the artist Christo, known for his massive…

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Jun 01

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Minneapolis' long history of policing black and white communities differently

By Fred de Sam Lazaro, Sam Lane, Mike Fritz

The problems with criminal justice in Minnesota’s Twin Cities extend beyond the George Floyd case. Of the 100 largest metro areas in the country, Minneapolis’ income gap between black and white families is the second largest, at nearly $50,000, and…

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Jun 01

LISTEN: Trump tells governors they are 'weak,' urges crackdown on protests

Trump spoke to governors on a video teleconference that also included law enforcement and national security officials, telling the state leaders they “have to get much tougher."…

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May 31

'We're sick of it': Anger over police killings shatters U.S.

By Stephen Groves and Tim Sullivan, Associated Press

The scale of the protests, extending to nearly every part of the country and unfolding on a single night, seemed to rival the historic demonstrations of the civil rights and Vietnam eras. And by Sunday morning, the outrage had spread…

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May 30

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Georgia governor declares emergency, appeals for calm

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp declared a state of emergency on Saturday morning as Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms recruited Atlanta rapper activist Killer Mike as she appealed for calm after a night of violent confrontation between police and some protesters.

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May 30

U.S. cities fear protests may fuel new wave of virus outbreaks

By Brian Melley, John Seewer, Associated Press

Images showing thousands of screaming, unmasked protesters have sent shudders through the health community, which worries its calls for social distancing during the demonstrations are unlikely to be heard.

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May 30

Louisville PD apologizes for targeting news crew at protest

By Associated Press

A police officer was seen on camera firing what appeared to be pepper balls at a news crew during a live television broadcast of the second night of Louisville protests, prompting an apology from the Louisville Metro Police Department.

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May 29

Minnesota governor apologizes for arrest of CNN crew

By David Bauder, Associated Press

Correspondent Omar Jimenez and two colleagues were handcuffed and led away by the Minnesota State Patrol while reporting live on the network Friday morning.

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May 29

WATCH: McConnell urges calm despite 'horrendous' events

By Associated Press

McConnell said the officers involved in the Floyd case "looked pretty darn guilty." But they're sill "entitled to the protections of the Constitution and criminal trials."…

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