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Four Years After George Floyd Killing, Police Reform Slow To Follow
Stevante Clark felt a glimmer of hope when racial justice protests swept the globe in 2020 after the police killing of George Floyd.
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A Controversial Statue Was Quietly Melted Down In US. Here's The Story
A statue of a US Civil War general for the pro-slavery Confederacy that became the focus of protests for racial justice has been melted down in secret, The Washington Post reported on Thursday.
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Indian-Origin CEO On Racial Justice Advisory Board In US
Udai Tambar, an Indian-origin CEO involved in youth development services in the US, is among 15 experts appointed as members of the newly-formed racial justice advisory board in New York City.
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South Africa vs India, 1st Test, Day 1: Players Observe Moment Of Silence In Honour Of Archbishop Desmond Tutu
Archbishop Desmond Tutu, South Africa's Nobel Peace Prize-winning activist for racial justice and LGBT rights and retired Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town, died at the age of 90.
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"Guiding Light For Countless People": PM Modi On Archbishop Desmond Tutu's Death
Paying tributes to Desmond Tutu, South Africa's Nobel Peace Prize-winning activist for racial justice and LGBT rights, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday that he was a guiding light for countless people globally and his emphasis on human dig
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AB De Villiers, Graeme Smith Accused Of Prejudicial Conduct In Social Justice, Nation-Building Commission Report
AB de Villiers, Graeme Smith have been accused of racially "prejudicial conduct" by the Social Justice and Nation-Building (SJN) commission.
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US Ex-Police Officer Sentenced To Over 22 Years For George Floyd Murder
Former policeman Derek Chauvin was sentenced to 22 and a half years in jail Friday for murdering African American George Floyd, a killing that sparked America's biggest demonstrations for racial justice in decades.
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Ex US Cop Derek Chauvin To Be Sentenced For George Floyd's Murder
On Friday, former policeman Derek Chauvin will hear his sentence for the murder of African-American George Floyd, a killing that sparked America's biggest demonstrations for racial justice in decades.
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Joe Biden On Indian-Origin Lawyer Vanita Gupta's Nomination To US Justice Department
US President Joe Biden has said that he has nominated "eminently qualified and highly respected" Indian-origin lawyer Vanita Gupta to the Justice Department as she has spent her entire career fighting to advance racial equity and justice.
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Facebook Testing Re-Entry App for Prisoners Transitioning Back Into Society
Facebook is building a service for people who are transitioning from prison back into society, as part of an apparent effort within the company to create more products for marginalised communities.
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Apple Invests $100 Million to Back Entrepreneurs of Colour as Part of Racial Justice Effort
Apple said it was putting $100 million (roughly Rs. 730 crores) into a fresh round of projects aimed at challenging systemic racism, including its first foray into venture capital funding to back entrepreneurs of colour.
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Facebook Moves to Curb Clashes on Its Internal Employee Message Board
Facebook on Thursday said it is updating workplace policy to prevent clashes over politics, racial justice or the pandemic on its internal employee message board.
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US Open Winner Naomi Osaka Hints At Continuing Fight Against Racial Injustice
Naomi Osaka wore different masks honoring victims of systemic racism and police brutality in the US in each of the tournament's seven rounds.
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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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NBA Star LeBron James Tremendous Asset For Democrats In US Polls: Experts
Two years after a conservative commentator told LeBron James to "shut up and dribble," the NBA star has become an increasingly influential political force as issues of racial justice and voter suppression move to the forefront in the November presidential election.
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Four Years After George Floyd Killing, Police Reform Slow To Follow
Stevante Clark felt a glimmer of hope when racial justice protests swept the globe in 2020 after the police killing of George Floyd.
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A Controversial Statue Was Quietly Melted Down In US. Here's The Story
A statue of a US Civil War general for the pro-slavery Confederacy that became the focus of protests for racial justice has been melted down in secret, The Washington Post reported on Thursday.
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Indian-Origin CEO On Racial Justice Advisory Board In US
Udai Tambar, an Indian-origin CEO involved in youth development services in the US, is among 15 experts appointed as members of the newly-formed racial justice advisory board in New York City.
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South Africa vs India, 1st Test, Day 1: Players Observe Moment Of Silence In Honour Of Archbishop Desmond Tutu
Archbishop Desmond Tutu, South Africa's Nobel Peace Prize-winning activist for racial justice and LGBT rights and retired Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town, died at the age of 90.
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"Guiding Light For Countless People": PM Modi On Archbishop Desmond Tutu's Death
Paying tributes to Desmond Tutu, South Africa's Nobel Peace Prize-winning activist for racial justice and LGBT rights, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday that he was a guiding light for countless people globally and his emphasis on human dig
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AB De Villiers, Graeme Smith Accused Of Prejudicial Conduct In Social Justice, Nation-Building Commission Report
AB de Villiers, Graeme Smith have been accused of racially "prejudicial conduct" by the Social Justice and Nation-Building (SJN) commission.
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US Ex-Police Officer Sentenced To Over 22 Years For George Floyd Murder
Former policeman Derek Chauvin was sentenced to 22 and a half years in jail Friday for murdering African American George Floyd, a killing that sparked America's biggest demonstrations for racial justice in decades.
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Ex US Cop Derek Chauvin To Be Sentenced For George Floyd's Murder
On Friday, former policeman Derek Chauvin will hear his sentence for the murder of African-American George Floyd, a killing that sparked America's biggest demonstrations for racial justice in decades.
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Joe Biden On Indian-Origin Lawyer Vanita Gupta's Nomination To US Justice Department
US President Joe Biden has said that he has nominated "eminently qualified and highly respected" Indian-origin lawyer Vanita Gupta to the Justice Department as she has spent her entire career fighting to advance racial equity and justice.
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Facebook Testing Re-Entry App for Prisoners Transitioning Back Into Society
Facebook is building a service for people who are transitioning from prison back into society, as part of an apparent effort within the company to create more products for marginalised communities.
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Apple Invests $100 Million to Back Entrepreneurs of Colour as Part of Racial Justice Effort
Apple said it was putting $100 million (roughly Rs. 730 crores) into a fresh round of projects aimed at challenging systemic racism, including its first foray into venture capital funding to back entrepreneurs of colour.
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Facebook Moves to Curb Clashes on Its Internal Employee Message Board
Facebook on Thursday said it is updating workplace policy to prevent clashes over politics, racial justice or the pandemic on its internal employee message board.
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US Open Winner Naomi Osaka Hints At Continuing Fight Against Racial Injustice
Naomi Osaka wore different masks honoring victims of systemic racism and police brutality in the US in each of the tournament's seven rounds.
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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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NBA Star LeBron James Tremendous Asset For Democrats In US Polls: Experts
Two years after a conservative commentator told LeBron James to "shut up and dribble," the NBA star has become an increasingly influential political force as issues of racial justice and voter suppression move to the forefront in the November presidential election.
