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Education Feb 03

Justice Department drops discrimination lawsuit against Yale University

By Colleen Long, Michael Balsamo, Associated Press

Nation Jan 16

Watch 5:43
Symbols of hate, and their racial implications, at the Capitol Hill riot

Last week's riot on Capitol Hill was filled with hate symbols: nooses, confederate flags, violent graffiti symbols. Ivette Feliciano spoke with civil rights lawyer and founder of the Equal Justice Initiative, Bryan Stevenson, about the racial implications of the riot,…

By Ivette Feliciano, Connie Kargbo

Nation Dec 26

Watch 5:17
2020 in review: Stories on criminal justice, LGBTQ rights and race

NewsHour Weekend’s Ivette Feliciano joins Hari Sreenivasan to discuss some of her biggest stories in 2020: criminal justice and COVID-19 concerns in prisons and jails, how technology was helping artists connect with each other, and activists who were organizing over…

By PBS NewsHour

World Nov 27

Macron: Images of French police beating Black man ‘shame us’

French President Emmanuel Macron's remarks, posted on Facebook, were his first since apparently unwarranted use of force by police was spotlighted in two recent incidents.

By Associated Press

Education Sep 08

How social media is helping students of color speak out about racism on campus

Thousands of students from colleges and universities with majority white populations have used anonymous Instagram accounts to share their experiences dealing with racism on their respective campuses.

By Christian Peña

Aug 16

Watch 10:56
How Black immigrant Mainers are fighting COVID-19

By Kira Kay

Despite low rates of COVID-19 infections, Maine has the largest racial disparity of infection rates in the country. Special Correspondent Kira Kay reports that Black immigrant Mainers have been disproportionately affected and that state aid needed to fight the virus…

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Aug 13

Justice Department says Yale discriminates against Asian, white applicants

By Michael Balsamo, Associated Press

A Justice Department investigation finds that Yale University is illegally discriminating against Asian American and white applicants, in violation of federal civil rights law. Yale denies the allegation, calling it "meritless" and "hasty."…

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Aug 09

Watch 6:31
Michael Brown’s death echoes on six years later

By Ivette Feliciano

The killing of Michael Brown, a young unarmed Black man, by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, six years ago, sparked protests which changed the civil rights movement in the nation. Brittany Ferrell, an activist and organizer for the political…

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Jul 26

Watch 4:03
Protests in Portland grow to ‘many thousands’ as police and federal forces converge in the city

By PBS NewsHour

The Black Lives Matter protests following the death of George Floyd continue to gain momentum in Portland, Oregon, where protesters have clashed with the police sparking another wave of demonstrations against systemic racism and police brutality across the country. Jonathan…

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Jul 14

Watch 8:08
CDC’s politicization ‘extremely dangerous’ for Americans, says its former head

The CDC is traditionally seen as the leading government agency to monitor public health and communicate key information to the public. But according to four former heads of the agency, the Trump administration has been interfering in the CDC's central…

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