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Colorado Man Chases And Attacks TV Reporter Over US Citizenship: "This Is Trump's America Now"
Egan has been arrested on suspicion of bias-motivated crimes, second-degree assault, and harassment.
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Canadian Woman Alleges Discriminatory Practices At Tim Hortons: "Only Hiring Indians"
The woman claimed Indian managers exclusively hired fellow Indian immigrants, creating an unfair work environment.
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Footballer Sets World Record With Skills That Helped Him Overcome Suicide Struggle
Caleb Wu, a 22-year-old soccer player from Hartford, Connecticut, has set a world record for the most alternating football touches on a treadmill in 30 seconds, achieving 75 touches.
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Opinion | UK 'Kicking' Incident: The 'Civilised' West Must Do Some Soul-Searching
While Tuesday's incident at Manchester Airport may not have the severity of some past events, it still is an example of systemic racism and the West's inflated self-image poisoning institutions.
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Opinion | The American Dream: Why Indian Students Continue To Flock Abroad
Better exposure and opportunities to meet global standards are a few benefits students cite for going abroad. What underlines the extent of this problem is that no Indian institute has managed to find a place among the top 200 universities globally.
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US Lawmakers Introduce Resolution To Condemn Xenophobia After 9/11 Attacks
US lawmakers have introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives to call out the hatred, xenophobia, and racism that plagued Arab, Muslim, South Asian and Sikh communities across America following the 9/11 terror attack.
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Prince William, Kate Face Protests During US Visit. Here's Why
Prince William and his wife Kate arrived in America for the first time in eight years on Wednesday, amid a new racism controversy.
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'Royal Race Row' Risks Overshadowing Prince William, Wife Kate's US Tour
Prince William and wife Kate began their first visit to America in eight years Wednesday under the cloud of a fresh racism row after his godmother quit the royal household for repeatedly asking a Black British woman where she was "really" from.
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Video Game To Fight Racism, Players To Step Into Shoes Of Black Father
With calls for police reform and protests across the United States, software engineer Bryant Young is hoping to use virtual reality (VR) to fight racism.
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"Protect Community At All Costs": How Asian-Americans Are Fighting Hate
As the Covid-19 pandemic ravaged America, Esther Lim grew more worried by the day for her parents' welfare and her own -- not just for their health, but their safety in the face of rising attacks against Asian-Americans.
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"We Do Have Two Systems Of Justice In America": Kamala Harris
The US has two systems of justice for Black and White Americans, Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris has said, as the Indian-orign Senator rebuked President Donald Trump and his Attorney General for denying there is systemic racism in the country's justice system.
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"Change Your Lives": Powerful Video Message By Black Man Shot By US Cop
Jacob Blake, the young black man shot in the back multiple times by a white police officer in Wisconsin, said "it hurts to breathe" and that he was in constant pain in a video message from his hospital bed.
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"It's Fashionable To Say America Is Racist, That's A Lie": Nikki Haley
Describing herself as a proud daughter of Indian immigrants who wore a turban and a saree, top Republican politician, Nikki Haley, has narrated her story to strongly reject the Democratic Party's statement that "America is racist."
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"It's Good To Be Home", Says Meghan Markle As She Finds Her Voice In US
Meghan Markle said Friday she was pleased to be back in America, where she plans to speak out against racism and campaign for positive change in her home country.
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LeBron James Opts Out Of Wearing Social Justice Message On Jersey
LeBron James, who has often spoken out against racism and police brutality in America, is passing on the NBA's plan to help bring attention to racial inequality by having players wear messages instead of their family names.
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Colorado Man Chases And Attacks TV Reporter Over US Citizenship: "This Is Trump's America Now"
Egan has been arrested on suspicion of bias-motivated crimes, second-degree assault, and harassment.
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Canadian Woman Alleges Discriminatory Practices At Tim Hortons: "Only Hiring Indians"
The woman claimed Indian managers exclusively hired fellow Indian immigrants, creating an unfair work environment.
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Footballer Sets World Record With Skills That Helped Him Overcome Suicide Struggle
Caleb Wu, a 22-year-old soccer player from Hartford, Connecticut, has set a world record for the most alternating football touches on a treadmill in 30 seconds, achieving 75 touches.
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Opinion | UK 'Kicking' Incident: The 'Civilised' West Must Do Some Soul-Searching
While Tuesday's incident at Manchester Airport may not have the severity of some past events, it still is an example of systemic racism and the West's inflated self-image poisoning institutions.
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Opinion | The American Dream: Why Indian Students Continue To Flock Abroad
Better exposure and opportunities to meet global standards are a few benefits students cite for going abroad. What underlines the extent of this problem is that no Indian institute has managed to find a place among the top 200 universities globally.
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US Lawmakers Introduce Resolution To Condemn Xenophobia After 9/11 Attacks
US lawmakers have introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives to call out the hatred, xenophobia, and racism that plagued Arab, Muslim, South Asian and Sikh communities across America following the 9/11 terror attack.
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Prince William, Kate Face Protests During US Visit. Here's Why
Prince William and his wife Kate arrived in America for the first time in eight years on Wednesday, amid a new racism controversy.
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'Royal Race Row' Risks Overshadowing Prince William, Wife Kate's US Tour
Prince William and wife Kate began their first visit to America in eight years Wednesday under the cloud of a fresh racism row after his godmother quit the royal household for repeatedly asking a Black British woman where she was "really" from.
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Video Game To Fight Racism, Players To Step Into Shoes Of Black Father
With calls for police reform and protests across the United States, software engineer Bryant Young is hoping to use virtual reality (VR) to fight racism.
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"Protect Community At All Costs": How Asian-Americans Are Fighting Hate
As the Covid-19 pandemic ravaged America, Esther Lim grew more worried by the day for her parents' welfare and her own -- not just for their health, but their safety in the face of rising attacks against Asian-Americans.
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"We Do Have Two Systems Of Justice In America": Kamala Harris
The US has two systems of justice for Black and White Americans, Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris has said, as the Indian-orign Senator rebuked President Donald Trump and his Attorney General for denying there is systemic racism in the country's justice system.
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"Change Your Lives": Powerful Video Message By Black Man Shot By US Cop
Jacob Blake, the young black man shot in the back multiple times by a white police officer in Wisconsin, said "it hurts to breathe" and that he was in constant pain in a video message from his hospital bed.
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"It's Fashionable To Say America Is Racist, That's A Lie": Nikki Haley
Describing herself as a proud daughter of Indian immigrants who wore a turban and a saree, top Republican politician, Nikki Haley, has narrated her story to strongly reject the Democratic Party's statement that "America is racist."
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"It's Good To Be Home", Says Meghan Markle As She Finds Her Voice In US
Meghan Markle said Friday she was pleased to be back in America, where she plans to speak out against racism and campaign for positive change in her home country.
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LeBron James Opts Out Of Wearing Social Justice Message On Jersey
LeBron James, who has often spoken out against racism and police brutality in America, is passing on the NBA's plan to help bring attention to racial inequality by having players wear messages instead of their family names.
