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Yearly Archives: 2020

New York Declares Juneteenth Official Holiday

New York City has declared Juneteenth an official holiday. Mayor Bill de Blasio on Friday announced that June 19 -- the date that slaves were emancipated in the U.S. -- is an official holiday

NBA players to wear high-tech smart ring that detects symptoms of Coronavirus

The NBA is using smart technology to keep players safe when the league returns from a 3-month coronavirus hiatus in July

Ohio Police Charge 3 in Shooting Death of Na’Kia Crawford

Three suspects have been charged in the shooting death of 18-year-old college student Na'Kia Crawford in Akron, Ohio

CNN to Capitalize Both ‘Black’ and ‘White’ When Referring to Race

A week after NBC News announced it was capitalizing the 'B' when referring to Black people, CNN announced it would also capitalize the 'B' in reference to Black people and the 'W' for whites

KC Detective Charged in Shooting Death of Cameron Lamb

Criminal charges have been filed against Kansas City detective Eric De Valkenaere, six months after the shooting death of Cameron Lamb

Aunt Jemima’s Grandson Angry That Her Legacy is Being Erased; ‘This is Part of My History’

The grandson of the real "Aunt Jemima" Anna Short Harrington is speaking out about Quaker Oats Company's plan to "erase" his grandmother from the brand