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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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US Diplomat Slams Racism Against Indian Americans After Remarks On Harris
A senior US diplomat on Monday denounced "vile and racist attacks" on Indian Americans after derogatory remarks were made recently about Vice President Kamala Harris's origins.
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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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Trump Heads Uninvited To Kenosha Amid Raging Anti-Race Stir Over Cops Shooting Black Man
President Donald Trump headed Tuesday to Kenosha, the Wisconsin city at the center of a raging US debate over racism, despite pleas to stay away and claims he is dangerously fanning tensions as a reelection ploy.
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Donald Trump's Son-In-Law Says NBA Stars Lucky To Afford Racism Walkout
Jared Kushner criticised NBA players' protest against racism and police brutality.
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Trump Rejects Obama's Call To Boost Voting, Says "Success" Will Heal Racism
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday flatly rejected the need for direct action to address racism in the United States, dismissing his predecessor's call for sweeping steps to boost civil and voting rights ahead of the November3 election.
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China Calls US Clampdown On Huawei As "Dirty Play"
Beijing on Thursday slammed the US clampdown on Chinese telecom giant Huawei as "dirty play" and took a shot at Washington's own human rights record by pointing to racism in the United States.
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Washington, DC Approves Police Reforms After Days Of Protests Against Racism
The district council for Washington, DC on Tuesday approved a raft of police reforms after days of protests against police brutality and racism in the US capital and nationwide, sparked by the death of African-American George Floyd in police custody.
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Early Facebook Staffers Denounce Zuckerberg Stance on Trump Posts in Open Letter
Nearly three dozen former employees from Facebook's early days on Wednesday blasted Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg's decision not to act against incendiary posts by U.S. President Donald Trump as "cowardly" and a "betrayal" of company ideals.
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"Would've Been Greeted With Vicious Dogs, Weapons": Trump On US Protesters
US President Donald Trump on Saturday said demonstrators protesting the death of a black man who died after a white police officer knelt on his neck would have been "greeted with the most vicious dogs, and most ominous weapons, I have ever seen" had they breached the White House fence.
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"President Who Spreads Hate": US Sportsman Kneels During National Anthem
A member of the US fencing team knelt on the podium during the national anthem and medal ceremony Friday at the Pan American Games in Lima, Peru, later saying on Twitter: "We must call for change."
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Talking In Workplace As Trump Can Get US Workers Fired, Employers Fined
While President Donald Trump's remark that four congresswomen of color should "go back" to their ancestral countries was condemned as racist and wrong, similar comments by others have generated far more serious consequences.
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Outrage As Trump Brands Mostly-Black US City "Rodent Infested Mess"
US President Donald Trump was hit with new accusations of racism Saturday after he attacked a prominent African-American lawmaker and branded the majority black city of Baltimore an "infested mess."
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Twitter Says Trump's Tweet Didn't Violate Rules Against Racism, But Won't Say Why
Twitter's new policy for holding powerful leaders to account for engaging in hate speech and harassment received its first major test this weekend when President Donald Trump called on several Democratic members of Congress to "go back" to their countries - prompting widespread allegations of racism against women of color.
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Twitter Accused of Gagging Conservatives by US President Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump took to Twitter once again Sunday to accuse the messaging platform of gagging conservative voices.
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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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US Diplomat Slams Racism Against Indian Americans After Remarks On Harris
A senior US diplomat on Monday denounced "vile and racist attacks" on Indian Americans after derogatory remarks were made recently about Vice President Kamala Harris's origins.
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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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Trump Heads Uninvited To Kenosha Amid Raging Anti-Race Stir Over Cops Shooting Black Man
President Donald Trump headed Tuesday to Kenosha, the Wisconsin city at the center of a raging US debate over racism, despite pleas to stay away and claims he is dangerously fanning tensions as a reelection ploy.
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Donald Trump's Son-In-Law Says NBA Stars Lucky To Afford Racism Walkout
Jared Kushner criticised NBA players' protest against racism and police brutality.
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Trump Rejects Obama's Call To Boost Voting, Says "Success" Will Heal Racism
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday flatly rejected the need for direct action to address racism in the United States, dismissing his predecessor's call for sweeping steps to boost civil and voting rights ahead of the November3 election.
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China Calls US Clampdown On Huawei As "Dirty Play"
Beijing on Thursday slammed the US clampdown on Chinese telecom giant Huawei as "dirty play" and took a shot at Washington's own human rights record by pointing to racism in the United States.
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Washington, DC Approves Police Reforms After Days Of Protests Against Racism
The district council for Washington, DC on Tuesday approved a raft of police reforms after days of protests against police brutality and racism in the US capital and nationwide, sparked by the death of African-American George Floyd in police custody.
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Early Facebook Staffers Denounce Zuckerberg Stance on Trump Posts in Open Letter
Nearly three dozen former employees from Facebook's early days on Wednesday blasted Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg's decision not to act against incendiary posts by U.S. President Donald Trump as "cowardly" and a "betrayal" of company ideals.
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"Would've Been Greeted With Vicious Dogs, Weapons": Trump On US Protesters
US President Donald Trump on Saturday said demonstrators protesting the death of a black man who died after a white police officer knelt on his neck would have been "greeted with the most vicious dogs, and most ominous weapons, I have ever seen" had they breached the White House fence.
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"President Who Spreads Hate": US Sportsman Kneels During National Anthem
A member of the US fencing team knelt on the podium during the national anthem and medal ceremony Friday at the Pan American Games in Lima, Peru, later saying on Twitter: "We must call for change."
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Talking In Workplace As Trump Can Get US Workers Fired, Employers Fined
While President Donald Trump's remark that four congresswomen of color should "go back" to their ancestral countries was condemned as racist and wrong, similar comments by others have generated far more serious consequences.
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Outrage As Trump Brands Mostly-Black US City "Rodent Infested Mess"
US President Donald Trump was hit with new accusations of racism Saturday after he attacked a prominent African-American lawmaker and branded the majority black city of Baltimore an "infested mess."
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Twitter Says Trump's Tweet Didn't Violate Rules Against Racism, But Won't Say Why
Twitter's new policy for holding powerful leaders to account for engaging in hate speech and harassment received its first major test this weekend when President Donald Trump called on several Democratic members of Congress to "go back" to their countries - prompting widespread allegations of racism against women of color.
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Twitter Accused of Gagging Conservatives by US President Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump took to Twitter once again Sunday to accuse the messaging platform of gagging conservative voices.
