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Tefere Gebre, nation’s top Black labor leader, challenges Dems on racism
August 18, 2020“We have to keep marching, keep demanding. It’s about time for us to demand our rights and our freedoms.”
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Easy Democratic victory Nov. 3? Washington primary results suggest otherwise
August 18, 2020Warning bells are ringing because Republican turnout was unexpectedly high in rural areas of the state.
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Brookland Manor, D.C.’s largest affordable housing community, is under attack
August 18, 2020MidCity Financial, the corporate real-estate firm that is the developer and owner of the property where Brookland Manor is located, has been pushing a redevelopment plan—and pushing residents out—since 2014.
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Rival Belorussian protests take place in Minsk as EU ponders new sanctions
August 17, 2020“It is clear that if they win, the country will face bloody chaos and landslide degradation,” a statement from the party central committee said.
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Facial recognition technology riddled with racial bias; cities are fighting back
August 17, 2020Even before COVID-19 and the international protests against George Floyd’s murder, facial recognition technology was already in hot water over concerns related to race.
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