“When a white woman goes missing, the whole world drops everything. We are done with this valuation,” the family's lawyer said
"We need to restore order," the former president told his chief of staff in the summer of 2020
When district attorneys shield killers from accountability, says the head of the civil rights group’s Criminal Law Reform Project, it “really does call into question the integrity of the system”
In October 2020, the designer spoke to 'Rolling Stone' about his love for music, and about the impact he hoped his work would leave behind
“If you use excessive force during your self-defense you’re not justified — you're guilty,” lead prosecutor Linda Dunikoski said during the closing arguments, which ended this morning
The same elements that led to loss of life in the summer of 2020 are circling the town Friday, and residents who've seen this before are afraid of what comes next
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
"It's a slap in the face," says Gwen Carr about the city holding back court-ordered documents for a judicial inquiry into Garner's death
It's business not quite as usual as the goofballs of the 99 resume their jobs in a world rocked by anti-police protests
"Each and every provision harkens back to Jim Crow," says the director of the ACLU of Florida
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