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Small Town Society

On HuffPost’s “Listen To America” bus tour, longtime Oxford, Mississippi resident Ronzo Shapiro explains why he believes the town’s small size makes it a more inclusive community.
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This St. Louis Resident Is Optimistic About His City, Despite Its Troubles

The first stop on HuffPost’s “Listen To America” bus tour was St. Louis, Missouri. We learned how communities in "The Gateway to the West" have suffered and where change is needed.
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In Times Of Strife, White-Led Nonprofits Can Benefit From Black Grief

Moneyed nonprofits are ripe for corruption when their leadership is detached from the communities they serve.
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New York Police Union Decries 'Blue Racism' As If It Actually Exists

An NYPD union has released an astonishingly problematic new video, claiming that so-called “blue racism” exists and that it’s worse than actual racism.
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Young Girl Helps Homeless Women | HuffPost Lifestyle

Khloe Thompson makes sure homeless women in Southern California are equipped with essentials like soap and toothpaste.
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Six Community College Students Speak Out

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At This Restaurant, You Pay What You Can

EAT Café, a restaurant in West Philadelphia, welcomes all customers, regardless of how much they can pay for their meals.
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The challenge of countering Islamist terrorism in mainland Europe

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6-Year-Old Chicago Girl Celebrates Birthday By Helping The Homeless

“In her words, it’s ‘nice to be nice.’"
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To The Parent Volunteers: A Sincere Thank You

I’m talking about the sports coaches, the Boy/Girl Scout troop leaders, and the PTA parents.
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