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'I Call These People the Modern-Day Rosa Parks': Conservative Shelter-In-Place Protesters Really Think They're Civil Rights Activists

Photo: Protesters rally at the state capitol in Lansing, Mich., on Wednesday. Photo by Paul Sancya (AP Images) Remember when Black Lives Matter protests were the scourge of the nation? How about when Colin Kaepernick started the trend of kneeling during the national anthem and conservative white America considered it …

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LOVE LETTER: Celebs Share What They Miss In Quarantine

Quarantine got you talking to yourself? You’re probably not alone. In fact, BET is giving celebrities the opportunity to express their feelings toward the things they miss most while social distancing. In our original video series LOVE LETTER, celebrities are given the chance to read a funny “love letter” aloud …

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Rapsody's EVE Has Inspired Courses at Two Universities

Photo: Dave Kotinsky (Getty Images) Rapsody’s EVE is considered by some people to be the best hip-hop album of 2019 bar none (it’s me…I’m “some people”) and now, it has inspired courses at two universities. Doctoral student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Tyler Bunzey announced via …

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2020 Time Capsule #15: ‘Liberate’

Just before the 2016 election, and then again after its results became clear, I did a series of Atlantic items on a challenge I thought the press was not prepared for. The challenge was dealing with a major political figure—Donald Trump—who fit no previous pattern of how presidents or other …

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Blacks And Latinos Are Dying At Twice The Rate Of Whites

The coronavirus has been devastating Black communities in St. Louis, Chicago and  Milwaukee. Now, New York City is the latest to report a disportionate number of African-Americans dying from the respiratory infection. According to ABC News, data reports that Black or African Americans are the largest demographic to die from …

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The Pandemic Is a Crisis for Students With Special Needs

Loretta Norris and Pat Kitchens—both teachers at The Monarch School and Institute in Houston, Texas, which serves students with neurological disorders and learning disabilities—also told me that they were moved by the moments of connection they’ve been having with their students. They’ve both been using Zoom and Google Classroom, meeting …

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