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The NAACP Is Suing Arizona Over 'Racist' Anti-Abortion Law

The law prohibits doctors from performing race-selective or sex-selective abortions.
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'Black-ish' Leads The NAACP Image Awards Nominees

"Empire" and "Being Mary Jane" also get major nods.
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Racist Threats At Mizzou Prompt NAACP To Start Discrimination Hotline

Students who don't feel comfortable with law enforcement can contact the civil rights organization.
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Eric Holder Receives Lifetime Achievement Award For His Civil Rights Work

The former U.S. Attorney General was honored by the NAACP Legal Defense Fund for his investigations in Ferguson and Cleveland.
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Clinton To Begin Criminal Justice Roll Out In Atlanta

By Amanda Becker, Reuters

Ole Miss Students Vote To Remove Confederate Symbol From Campus

It's now up to administrators to decide whether to take down the state flag.
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Racial Disparities In McKinney, Texas, Extend Well Beyond Pool Parties

Police ticket and arrest African-American students at much higher rates than whites, a new report shows.
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NAACP'S 'Journey For Justice' Protest March Kicks Off In Selma

Protesters will embark on an 860-mile march from Selma to Washington D.C.
By AP

Eric Holder Is Really, Really Sick Of People Saying He's Anti-Cop

'My career has been in law enforcement.'
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Obama: Criminal Justice System 'Skewed By Race And By Wealth'

The president says investing in education as well as justice reform will correct a "long history of inequity."
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