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Economy Jan 12

Bank to pay $31M for avoiding mortgages to minorities, largest such settlement in U.S. history

By Ken Sweet, Associated Press

World Dec 24

Members of the Kurdish community gather at Place de la Republique square following the shooting, in Paris
Kurds, anti-racist activists gather in Paris after deadly cultural center shooting

Kurdish activists, left-wing politicians and anti-racism groups demonstrated Saturday in Paris after three people were killed at a Kurdish cultural center in an attack that prosecutors say was racially motivated.

By Jeffrey Schaeffer, Angela Charlton, Associated Press

Nation Dec 22

NFL: New England Patriots at Las Vegas Raiders
Racist incidents in high school football spark talks and programs

Several racist incidents targeting Black people occurred this high school football season around the nation.

By Cliff Brunt, Associated Press

Nation Dec 12

People play a game of soccer during lunch break in front of City Hall in Los Angeles, California, U.S. November, 16, 2021. Photo by Mike Blake/REUTERS
Fallout from racism scandal keeps shaking LA City Council

Two months after being entangled in a racism scandal that shook public trust in Los Angeles government, disgraced City Councilman Kevin de Leon has refused calls to resign and is trying to rehabilitate his reputation.

By Michael R. Blood, Associated Press

Nation Dec 03

Lawsuit
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VA denied benefits for Black veterans at higher rate for decades, lawsuit says

A new lawsuit against the Department of Veterans Affairs alleges decades of discrimination against Black military veterans. To learn more, Geoff Bennett speaks to Conley Monk Jr., a Vietnam War veteran whose VA benefits were denied for nearly 50 years,…

Dec 01

Royal family racism controversy erupts as William and Kate visit Boston

By Danica Kirka, Associated Press

The incident reignited allegations of “institutional racism” at the palace on the first day of the Prince and Princess of Wales’ visit to Boston.

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Oct 13

Los Angeles councilmen caught in racist remark scandal resist resignation calls

By Brian Melley, Don Thompson, Associated Press

Two Los Angeles City Council members are resisting overwhelming calls for them to resign Thursday after a recording surfaced of them making crude and racist remarks in a secret meeting over redistricting tactics.

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Oct 12

California attorney general to investigate LA redistricting after councilmembers’ racist remarks

By Michael R. Blood, Brian Melley, Christopher Weber, Associated Press

The announcement comes as three LA City Council members face calls to resign over a recording of them using racist language to mock colleagues while they schemed to protect Latino political strength in council districts.

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Sep 16

Decades of systemic racism seen as root of Jackson Mississippi water crisis

By Drew Costley, Emily Wagster Pettus, Associated Press

A boil-water advisory has been lifted for Mississippi's capital, and the state will stop handing out free bottled water on Saturday. But the crisis isn't over. Many blame systemic racism as the root cause.

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Jul 08

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Florida moves to restrict what schools can teach about systemic racism

A new law in Florida has instituted restrictions on how schools and businesses can teach race-related concepts. The law, called the Stop Woke Act, limits instruction on critical race theory. It's the latest part of Republican Gov. Ron Desantis’ extensive…

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