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Officers from Minnesota killed in the line of duty among those honored in Washington D.C.
KARE 11 Minneapolis-St. Paul· 21 hours agoMore than 30,000 people gathered in Washington D.C. to remember officers killed in the line of duty...
Nicollet Avenue Kmart redesign plan approved by Minneapolis City Council
CBS News· 4 days agoThe Minneapolis City Council has approved a radical redesign of the former Kmart site that severed...
Susan Campbell (opinion): Ignoring history seems to be repeating
Stamford Advocate· 16 hours agoLet’s think back a few years ago when school boards became battlegrounds for people who opposed...
Review: Coolly argued but driven by fury, 'Power' examines the history of American policing
LA Times via Yahoo News· 4 days agoWhat lingers, disturbingly, from the Academy Award-nominated filmmaker’s deep dive into how we got to the point of conspicuous militarization, stop-and-frisk, beatings of protesters and < ...
Virginia School Board Votes to Restore Schools’ Confederate Leader Names
The Daily Beast via Yahoo News· 4 days agoThe move to bring back the association with figures who led pro-enslavement states during the Civil...
Student artists reckon with racism as public health crisis at Mia
MinnPost· 4 days agoAt the Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia), in the Community Commons gallery, artwork created by...
R.I. House passes police reform, but without ‘George Floyd’ provision - The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe· 5 days agoThe amendment, which was ultimately tabled in a vote of 47 to 25 over questions of...
Filmmaker Yance Ford presents the police as the 'armies that they have become' in 'Power'
LA Times via Yahoo News· 5 days agoAs a follow-up to his Oscar-nominated "Strong Island," the documentarian turns to the history of...
School Board Votes to Restore Schools’ Confederate Names
The Daily Beast· 4 days agoThe board had removed the Confederate names in 2020 after George Floyd’s murder. A Virginia school...
20210615 - CSMonitor.com
The Christian Science Monitor· 3 hours agoSami Shamlan came to New York 11 years ago hoping to give his family a better life. Crime has gotten so bad in Mr. Shamlan’s Harlem neighborhood that he no longer lets his children play outside ...
