2020 protests
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A Photographer's Year on the Front Lines of an American Uprising
He's faced hostile counter-protesters and cops who arrested him for 'being Black and having a camera,' but concert photographer Mel D. Cole is committed to documenting the movement
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Former Officers Plead Not Guilty in George Floyd Civil Rights Case
Derek Chauvin, Thomas Lane, J. Keung, and Tou Thao indicted by federal grand jury in May
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Year in Review: How Black Lives Matter Inspired a New Generation of Youth Activists
Young people across America found their voice in 2020, harnessing social media to lead the fight for change in their communities
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An American Powder Keg
In Alamance County, North Carolina, the nation’s future and past collide — often in terrifying fashion
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Feds Shot Portland Antifa Suspect Without Identifying Themselves, Eyewitnesses Claim
Local law enforcement officers deputized as U.S. Marshals have given conflicting accounts of the shooting. Witnesses say they heard no warning before the agents shot Michael Reinoehl dead, an outcome President Trump termed "retribution"
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Youth Organizers: Foyin Dosunmu of Katy 4 Justice
For the last segment in our video series, we take a look at the work being done by 16-year-old Foyin Dosunmu in Katy, Texas
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Indecline Debuts 'The Art of Protest' Documentary
In activist-artist collective Indecline's new documentary, protest art is shown as not only relevant, but necessary for change
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Youth Organizers: Madison Crenshaw, Buckhead for Black Lives
Since May 2020, youth organizers across the country have been mobilizing against police brutality and working for systemic change in the aftermath of George Floyd’s murder. Some of them had organized for social justice before, but many of them took to the streets for the first time and without an organized plan. Across Instagram posts, […]
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White America: What More Can You Possibly Ask of Us?
White America imprints upon us an understanding of our inherent worth. In this country, their country, our skin is our birthright
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