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May 30

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Poor People’s Campaign asks America to face the injustices keeping millions in poverty

Shortly before his death, Martin Luther King Jr. called for an economic revolution with protections for the poorest Americans. Half a century later, a group of religious and moral leaders are planning a revival of the Poor People's Campaign, with…

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May 30

Trump weighs in on ‘Roseanne’ cancellation

By Associated Press

Trump wrote that the chief executive of ABC's parent Walt Disney Co. never called him to apologize for “the HORRIBLE statements” that have been said about him on ABC.

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May 30

Roseanne Barr blames Ambien for racist tweet. The drug maker responds

By David Bauder, Associated Press

Roseanne Barr is partly blaming Ambien for the tweet that led to her show's cancellation, but the maker of the insomnia drug quickly retorted that "racism is not a known side effect."…

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May 29

Watch 9:35
Our everyday assumptions can hurt others. Here’s what it takes to change your thinking

More than 8,000 Starbucks stores closed down Tuesday so that more than 180,000 employees could get anti-bias training aimed at reducing discrimination and unconscious stereotypes. How much can education help us overcome implicit bias? Yamiche Alcindor reports and Judy Woodruff…

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May 29

Watch 4:22
Roseanne Barr isn’t new to incendiary tweets. Here’s why ABC decided to act

ABC canceled rebooted sitcom "Roseanne" on Tuesday over an offensive outburst by its creator and star. Roseanne Barr wrote a racist tweet about Valerie Jarrett, a former senior advisor to President Obama. William Brangham talks with Eric Deggans of NPR…

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May 29

Starbucks closed more than 8,000 stores for an afternoon of bias training. Will it work?

By Michael Rios

After the arrest of two men in a Philadelphia store last month, here’s what we know about Starbucks' strategy -- and whether unconscious bias trainings are effective.

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May 25

No indictment, one apology and one settlement for three police misconduct cases this week

By Joshua Barajas, Kennedy Huff

There were developments for three prominent cases of police misconduct this week. Here’s a rundown of what happened, and what’s next for the families and officers involved.

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May 24

Watch 11:21
Sterling Brown arrest refuels debate on excessive force used against black Americans

Milwaukee police released body-cam footage showing NBA player Sterling Brown being arrested in January. City officials admit his treatment by police was excessive, and his case is raising anger again about the treatment of African-Americans by law enforcement. Amna Nawaz…

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May 24

Watch 5:36
Pardoned boxer Jack Johnson just ‘wanted to live well,’ Ken Burns says

President Trump granted a rare posthumous pardon to Jack Johnson, boxing's first African-American heavyweight champion. An all-white jury convicted him in 1913 of violating the federal Mann Act, which made it illegal to transport women across state lines for "immoral…

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May 17

Watch 8:02
Children who marched for equal rights inspire a new generation

By Lisa Stark, Education Week

Fifty-five years ago, thousands of African-American children walked out of their schools and began a peaceful march in Birmingham, Alabama, to protest segregation. They were met with attack dogs and water hoses. For a new generation of students, traveling to…

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