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"Racism Can't be Normal In US": Barack Obama On Killing Of Black Man By Police
Former president Barack Obama said Friday he shared the "anguish" of millions of Americans over the death of a black man killed by police in Minnesota and that racism cannot be "normal" in the United States.
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Death Reignites Hard Questions For Minnesota Black
For many leaders in Minnesota's black community, the dropping of a federal investigation and no charges being filed after a black man was killed by Minneapolis police in November was reason to question whether months of work to repair racial disparities and police-community relations had paid off.
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Black Driver Wouldn't Be Dead If He Were White: Minnesota Governor
A suburban police officer who killed a black motorist likely wouldn't have fired if the driver had been white, Minnesota's governor declared, jumping into a suddenly reignited national debate over how law enforcement treats people of color.
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Minnesota Black Man Killed By Police Was Smart, Cautious Gun Owner
Philando Castile, 32, was quick with a hug, gentle, and so smart that he was considered over-qualified for his cafeteria supervisor job at a Minnesota public school where kids loved him, recalled friends, family and others who knew him.
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Barack Obama Says Nation Must Take Steps To Address Racial Bias In Policing
President Barack Obama said on Thursday the fatal shootings of black men by police in Minnesota and Louisiana in two days underscored the need for the nation to address "the appearance or reality of racial bias" in policing.
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Police Shot African American Motorist 'For No Reason', Says Girlfriend
The girlfriend of Philando Castile, a African American motorist shot dead by Minnesota police, made an emotional call for justice Thursday for a law-abiding young man she said was killed "for no reason."
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"Racism Can't be Normal In US": Barack Obama On Killing Of Black Man By Police
Former president Barack Obama said Friday he shared the "anguish" of millions of Americans over the death of a black man killed by police in Minnesota and that racism cannot be "normal" in the United States.
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Death Reignites Hard Questions For Minnesota Black
For many leaders in Minnesota's black community, the dropping of a federal investigation and no charges being filed after a black man was killed by Minneapolis police in November was reason to question whether months of work to repair racial disparities and police-community relations had paid off.
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Black Driver Wouldn't Be Dead If He Were White: Minnesota Governor
A suburban police officer who killed a black motorist likely wouldn't have fired if the driver had been white, Minnesota's governor declared, jumping into a suddenly reignited national debate over how law enforcement treats people of color.
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Minnesota Black Man Killed By Police Was Smart, Cautious Gun Owner
Philando Castile, 32, was quick with a hug, gentle, and so smart that he was considered over-qualified for his cafeteria supervisor job at a Minnesota public school where kids loved him, recalled friends, family and others who knew him.
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Barack Obama Says Nation Must Take Steps To Address Racial Bias In Policing
President Barack Obama said on Thursday the fatal shootings of black men by police in Minnesota and Louisiana in two days underscored the need for the nation to address "the appearance or reality of racial bias" in policing.
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Police Shot African American Motorist 'For No Reason', Says Girlfriend
The girlfriend of Philando Castile, a African American motorist shot dead by Minnesota police, made an emotional call for justice Thursday for a law-abiding young man she said was killed "for no reason."
