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Civil rights attorney Ben Crump will be University of Bridgeport's keynote speaker for 2024...
Connecticut Post· 8 hours agoCivil rights attorney Ben Crump — who has represented the families of Trayvon Martin, George Floyd...
Minneapolis approves $150K settlement for witness to George Floyd's murder
ABC7 News· 4 days agoThe Minneapolis City Council has agreed to pay a $150,000 settlement to an eyewitness who tried to...
How leaders are thinking about police reform 4 years after George Floyd's murder
WBUR Boston· 3 days agoIt's something that Selwyn Jones has advocated for. Four years after his nephew, George Floyd, was...
Minneapolis approves $150K settlement for witness to George Floyd's murder
MSN News· 6 days agoMINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minneapolis City Council has agreed to pay a $150,000 settlement to an...
INSIDER: City pays witness to George Floyd's death a six-figure settlement over claims it gave him...
BizPac Review· 3 days agoA witness to the death of George Floyd who sued the city Minneapolis over PTSD as a result, was given a $150k settlement.
How the Kent State Shooting Changed Protests Forever
Teen Vogue via Yahoo News· 5 hours agoDecades have passed, but we are still protesting the deaths of unarmed innocents at the hands of armed policemen, like the deaths of Walter Scott, Alton...
Minneapolis Settles With George Floyd Witness For $150,000
Black Enterprise· 2 days agoThe City of Minneapolis settled with Donald Williams, a 35-year-old mixed martial arts fighter and an eyewitness to the murder of George Floyd, who tried ...
Minneapolis Approves $150K for George Floyd Murder Witness
Time Magazine· 6 days ago)MINNEAPOLIS) — The Minneapolis City Council has agreed to pay a $150,000 settlement to an...
Minneapolis approves $150K settlement for witness to George Floyd's murder
KAAL Austin· 6 days agoThe Minneapolis City Council has agreed to pay a $150,000 settlement to an eyewitness who tried to...
What’s in a bird name? Changes are coming for those that honor people (both good and bad)
St. Louis Post-Dispatch· 35 minutes ago"It's potentially a giant mess," says Bill Rowe, past president of the board of the St. Louis Audubon Society. The original name honored John P. McCown, an amateur naturalist who collected a specimen of the bird in 1851.