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Fox Hosts Get Slammed For Bashing Black Scholar

Fox hosts were slammed after they criticized a black student who got into all 20 schools he applied to as being “obnoxious.”
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There's Now A Study Backing Up Link Between Police Shootings, Racial Segregation

"This problem is not simply about the actions of individuals, but about the actions of all of society," says one author of the Boston University study.
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Opinion | Jailed For Being Too Poor

Too many people are incarcerated in local jails because they can't afford to pay a fee or fine.
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In St. Louis, This Woman Is Making A Change One Meal At A Time

Mama Cat is one of the many people still doing the work post-Ferguson.
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Two Photographers On Bringing Local Stories To Our Nation's Attention

In Charlottesville and St. Louis, Eze Amos and Robert Cohen document pain and love in their communities.
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When The Media Treat White Suspects And Killers Better Than Black Victims

News outlets continue a rich tradition of racially biased coverage.
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Hundreds Protest In St. Louis After Ex-Cop Acquitted For Killing Black Man In 2011

“We haven’t made any progress since Ferguson, that’s clear. Cops can still kill us with impunity," a local reverend said.
By Valerie Volcovici, Kenny Bahr, Reuters

In St. Louis, The Politics Of Police Reform Are Tougher Than Ever

Three years after Mike Brown was killed in Ferguson, the St. Louis region is once again on edge.
By St. Louis American
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Years After Michael Brown's Killing, The Legal Struggle To Affirm Citizens' Rights Remains

Those who thought the galvanizing ordeal would bring a tide of change are finding true police reform hard to come by.
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We Are All Responsible For Curing Health Inequality In St. Louis

Remedying racial disparities will require widespread efforts inside and outside the doctor's office.
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