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State officials say that unemployment rates for minority groups are higher than the overall rate, but say the sample sizes are too small to calculate specific numbers. “We’re in such a state that we need to think about emergency measures to prevent us...
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The FBI’s Civil Rights-era Cold Case Initiative is investigating 108 unsolved civil rights slayings. At a screening Wednesday night of a documentary by Baker native and Emmy-nominated filmmaker Keith Beauchamp at Southern University, the federal agency...
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A city-sponsored training academy for gang intervention workers will open at least a year later than Los Angeles officials had hoped after a collision of philosophies and egos -- a hitch in the city's effort to modernize its campaign against street violence.
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It is the Alabama town forever associated with the civil rights struggle after state troopers clubbed and tear-gassed activists as they tried to march on the state capital, Montgomery, 54 miles away. Now the story of the historic marches from Selma in...
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The nation's physicians must concern themselves not only with their patients' health, but also with their patients' "language access." Qualified interpreters must be provided for patients who are deaf/hard of hearing and for those who do not speak English.
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Stewart , the outspoken defense lawyer who was found guilty in 2005 of assisting terrorism by smuggling information from an imprisoned client to his violent followers in Egypt. The three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second...
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The Senate is about to embark on what could be the showdown of the year as top Democrats work to push through sweeping health care legislation. The legislative chamber, however, is no stranger to history-changing debate. Lawmakers need to look no further...
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America's largest civil rights organization, celebrated two milestones; its 100th anniversary and the election of the nation's first African-American president. At the national level, the organization is taking on new energy under the leadership of its...
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Members of several civil rights groups are protesting in front of a Taos hotel where Hispanic employees have clashed with the new owner. Whitten Inn owner Larry Whitten forbade employees to speak Spanish and ordered some to Anglicize their Hispanic names...
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They say that the journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. Well, there was a small step in Salt Lake City, Utah yesterday where the Mormon church announced its full support of the gay rights legislation which would ban housing and employment...
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