Calls for Release of Body-Cam Footage After Police in Georgia Shoot At Car of Teens, Younger Children For Alleged Traffic Violation

Photo: Stock (Shutterstock) It’s apparently open season on Black people in America, and that includes our children. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) says it is now investigating a shooting incident in which officers from the Waycross Police Department in Ware County, Georgia fired multiple times at a vehicle of …

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This Day in Black History: Aug. 8, 1986

Director Spike Lee’s first feature-length film, She’s Gotta Have It, premiered in theaters on Aug. 8, 1986. She’s Gotta Have It is a comedy about Nola Darling, a free-spirited African-American woman in Brooklyn, New York, and her three suitors. Lee makes an appearance in the film as one of those suitors, a bike messenger named Mars …

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The Facts Just Aren’t Getting Through

A few weeks ago, I went to a political rally in a farmyard. The Polish presidential candidate Rafał Trzaskowski was speaking; in the background, a golden wheat field shimmered in the late-afternoon sun. The audience was enthusiastic—the host, a local farmer, had spread news of the candidate’s visit only the …

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Facebook Removes Fake Black Trump Supporter Accounts

Facebook has reportedly removed dozens of accounts of “Black Trump supporters” discovered to be generated by a troll farm in Romania. The social media company says the farm of accounts violated its policies against coordinated inauthentic behavior. A July enforcement activity report states that Facebook removed 35 personal accounts, three …

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Common Gushes About His 'Queen' Tiffany Haddish

Common has been somewhat coy about his budding relationship with Tiffany Haddish, but now that the cat is out of the bag, it looks like he’s excited to share with the world exactly how he feels about his new leading lady. During an appearance on Live With Kelly And Ryan …

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The Whole Concept of ‘Unlawful Assembly’ Is a Mess

That March day, on the other side of the bridge stood hundreds of Alabama state troopers, sheriff’s deputies, and mounted “possemen” (white locals “deputized” by Dallas County Sheriff Jim Clark). They were armed with rifles, tear gas, batons, and cattle prods. “It would be detrimental to your safety to continue …

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