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Middle East and Africa 3 years ago
US envoy apologizes for suggesting Afghan women could learn from Beyonce
US envoy Karen Decker tweeted that several of her posts earlier in the week went "awry" despite her "best intentions" when she suggested Afghan women could learn from examples such as pop culture icons Beyonce and Lizzo.
Americas 3 years ago
US in mourning, outrage after 'racist' mass shooting
The police commissioner for the US city in western New York, Joseph Gramaglia, told reporters the 18-year-old suspect did "reconnaissance" on the predominantly Black area surrounding Tops Friendly Market and drove there from his hometown of Conklin, more than 200 miles (322 kilometers) away.
World 4 years ago
Black Americans embraced Biden, and in Floyd trial he embraced them back
The most powerful man in the world was calling Tuesday from the Oval Office to a cellphone in Minneapolis, just minutes after a jury convicted a white former policeman for Floyd's murder during a brutal 2020 arrest.
World 4 years ago
Minnesota police chief, officer who fatally shot Black man, both resign
The mayor of Brooklyn Center, which is adjacent to Minnesota's largest city, said the two tendered their resignations a day after the chief told a news briefing that the officer who shot Daunte Wright, 20, on Sunday appeared to have drawn her gun rather than her Taser by mistake.
Science & Tech 5 years ago
Netflix to spend about $100 milllon to support African-American communities
Netflix Inc will allocate 2 percent, or about $100 million, of its cash holdings to financial institutions and organizations that directly support African American communities in the United States.
