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How ‘urban renewal’ decimated Black communities in North Carolina

The policy in the city of Asheville displaced Black Americans, hurting their health, employment opportunities and more. It’s now discussing how reparations will be provided to descendants of slaves.

Sep 18

The sale of slaves saved Georgetown University: will descendants be repaid?

In 1838, Georgetown benefited from one of the largest slave sales in American history. The university has apologized and renamed buildings, but students are asking that additional action be taken.

Sep 18

Police officers work to mend relationship between communities, law enforcement

“Nightline” speaks to police officers in California about the two Los Angeles sheriff’s deputies who were ambushed as well as their efforts to build trust with the communities they work in.

Sep 17

How Black women have been empowered to wear their natural hair during the pandemic

Women of color have long faced prejudices against natural hair in professional and academic settings. Now, a growing online movement is empowering them to embrace their curls, coils and waves.

Sep 17

On ABC News town hall, Trump talks pandemic response, race relations and health care

“Actually, in many ways, I up-played it, in terms of action. My action was very strong,” the president said about his COVID-19 response from the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia.

Sep 16

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