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El juicio de George duró menos de tres horas y el jurado compuesto por 10 hombres blancos tardó en deliberar 10 minutos. 

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He was condemned to die in the electric chair at the age of 14 on June 16, 1944. His sin: being…
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An undocumented bear?
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Writer and activist Darnell L.Moore, born and raised in Camden, N.J.,  was bullied as a child for being black and gay. Photo: Youtube
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Darnell L. Moore: Growing…
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Robert F. Kennedy appearing before Platform Committee, on August 19, 1964. Photo: Wikimedia
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Democrats' Lost Dream?
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A mural reflects upon the Zoot Suit Riots in Los Angeles, California. Photo: Flickr
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An Expression of Pride
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AL DIA habló con el artista William Villalongo sobre cómo el arte y la historia de este país han definido la identidad afrolatina actual. Foto: AL DIA NEWS
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Art against prejudice
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La gente se congrega para participar en una manifestación contra el racismo en Times Square en Nueva York (EE. UU.). Ante los recientes comentarios del presidente estadounidense Donald J. Trump sobre inmigrantes de Haití y de países africanos. La manifestación coincide con el Día de Martin Luther King Jr. EFE
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Trump's Coarseness racism
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During an interview with CNN on Wednesday, March 9, 2016, Trump said that "Islam hates us" and that the invasion of Iraq was the "worst decision in the history of the United States" and turned the Arab nation into the "Harvard of terrorism. " Source: CNN.
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The President's Racism
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President Donald Trump released a racist joke during a ceremony honoring Native American veterans of World War II on Monday, November 27, 2017 at the White House. Photo: EPA-EFE / Oliver Contreras / POOL
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Another tasteless joke
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Police launched a frenzied dragnet on young black males that produced no arrests for what news headlines tagged the Art Museum Rape-Murder.
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[OP-ED]: Racial Injustice…
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Un asombroso 67 por ciento de los ciudadanos de Filadelfia de origen puertorriqueño vive en la pobreza, según el estudio publicado por el Philadelphia Research Initiative, vinculado al PEW Research Center.
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“The truth is, racism toward Asians is treated differently in America than racism toward other ethnic groups. This is a truth all Asian-Americans know,” Salesses wrote on the website of the Good Men Project
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[OP-ED]: Racism against…
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Even though Trump and his minions have accomplished nothing remotely beneficial for the American people, they have managed, despite the reigning White House chaos, to destroy the country’s moral standing and lose the respect of the rest of the world. EFEShame on them.
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[OP-ED]: Trump Couldn’t…
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I went on Tucker Carlson’s show hoping to find some critical thinking. I got plenty of the critical, but not much thinking. Fox News
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[OP-ED]: Cable news host…
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Race targeted policing is not exclusive to Philadelphia. Prejudicial policing in London (in photo) and Paris spark persistent protests. LBW Photo
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[OP-ED]: New Analysis…
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With such high stakes, it’s only right that these post-secondary gatekeepers reflect upon their power and potential biases as they do a job that literally puts students’ lives in their hands.
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[OP-ED]: Guidance…
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New England Patriots players hold hands and kneel during the National Anthem prior to the start of their game against the Houston Texans at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts, USA, 24 September 2017. EPA-EFE/JOHN CETRINO
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Kneeling in Protest
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Flowers, candles and other items are placed in memory of Heather Heyer, whose image is seen in this picture, and for those affected by the violence at the site where a vehicle smashed into counter-protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, USA, 24 August 2017. EPA-EFE FILE/MICHAEL REYNOLDS
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Asked to Condemn Racism
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Photo courtesy of UN Secretary General António Guterres during a press conference held at the organization's headquarters in New York. Guterres today considered it "essential" to condemn racism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism and Islamophobia following the protests of neo-Nazis and white supremacists in Charlottesville. EFE 
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[OP-ED]: America has become…
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There’s no evidence behind the terrible accusation that Trump is in league with white supremacists. When he declared in his Monday remarks from the White House that “racism is evil,” I bought it. EFE
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[OP-ED]: Both Trump and the…
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A counter protestor yells at riot police officers following rumors of a march planned by the KKK and other white supremacy groups, in Durham, North Carolina, USA. EFEtante grita a los policías antidisturbios tras los rumores de una marcha planeada por el KKK y otros grupos de supremacía blanca, en Durham, Carolina del Norte, Estados Unidos. EFE
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[OP-ED]: Will white people…
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United in the fight against…
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t’s a shame that the controversy regarding “The Bell Curve” centered on the book’s delineation of the differences in measured intelligence between blacks and whites
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[OP-ED]: By all means, take…
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HBO needs to fire Maher. He is never going to change. Getting rid of him is the right thing to do. And it would send the message that, even in comedy, decency counts for a lot, and some things are no laughing matter.
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[OP-ED]: What Maher said is…
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An old, anti-Mexican sign found in the archives.
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Anti-sanctuary cities bill,…
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Whites are already seeing the descendants of some Asian and Latino immigrants as being similar to them. Consequently, whites treat them as white. This ‘whitening’ process will only increase in the future.”
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[OP-ED]: No, America is not…
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El presidente del Caucus Legislativo Mexicano Americano (MALC), Rafael Anchia (c), habla durante una conferencia de prensa enfrente del Capitolio en Austin, Texas. En un acto celebrado frente a más de trescientas personas congregadas frente al Capitolio estatal texano legisladores estatales y agrupaciones latinas y afroamericanas pidieron hoy a la legislatura texana que no apruebe proyectos de ley que consideran "racistas". EFE
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[OP-ED]: In discussing…