Racism coverage and focus is of concern in Colorado, United States.
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Ferris State sophomore Clara Malick earns NAACP youth award for standing up to racism and helping othersCountercurrents
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Surveillance Capitalism and the Erosion of Civil RightsBrandonsun
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The Scottish Parliament voted against a Reform motion seeking a ban on the burka. The motion was branded racist. The vote leaves that proposed ban without the parliament’s support.
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Harmful liquid BBLs and fat-dissolving jabs are still being sold freely online, alongside hair relaxers and skin-lightening products linked to cancer and kidney failure. MPs say sexism and racism are driving this. The Science and Technology Committee published its findings today (4 November) from an inquiry into the science and regulation of hair and beauty.
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Whitfield County officials will temporarily inherit his duties, but Rob Chase has agreed to remain on the job to ensure a smooth transition. Local 3 News at Noon Anchor/Investigative Reporter Whitfield County officials will temporarily inherit his duties, but Rob Chase has agreed to remain on the job to ensure a smooth transition. https://www.local3news.com/local-news/update-cohutta-building-inspector-voluntarily-resigns-after-being-heard-using-racial-slur-in-meeting/article_dd628317-b270-4ee4-9579-57b76a20f216.html UPDATE: A Cohutta building inspector has now resigned after he was heard making a racial slur referring to a former church during a closed-door meeting.
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The historic Robinson Renaissance building in downtown Oklahoma City is being converted into multi-housing units while celebrating its legacy as a site of civil rights sit-ins led by Clara Luper and the NAACP Youth Council. The Robinson Renaissance building in downtown Oklahoma City, once a site of civil rights demonstrations, is being transformed into multi-family housing units while honoring its historic legacy. The 100-year-old building at Robinson and Park Avenue is currently used as office space but was formerly known as a site of sit-ins led by civil rights leader Clara Luper and members of the NAACP Youth Council.
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A Black man was killed in France. His death has inflamed debate over identity and racism there. The article does not say who he was, who killed him, or what the people in that debate are arguing.
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After years of planning and construction, a landmark Westside property that played an important role in Jim Crow-era Atlanta has been reimagined and reopened with newfound purpose. Heritage Village at West Lake , an adaptive-reuse project, remade a 1950s building at 239 West Lake Ave. into five stories of multifamily residences with unique goals, according to developers Quest Community Development Organization and partners Columbia Residential.
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Parents at Lutheran High School say kids at their school are now being threatened after claims surfaced that students at Lutheran were racially harassing students from other schools. A coalition of families says the whole school is being punished for the actions of a few before due process was done. CBS News: America Decides: Election 2026 ©2026 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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Colorado College requires student groups seeking recognition to address DEI goals. Groups that want official recognition must speak to those aims as part of the process. The available account does not say how the requirement is applied or what follows if a group does not meet it.
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South Africans will head to the polls this week to elect their local government representatives. The Centre for Analytics and Behavioural Change (CABC) has recorded more than 15,310 social media mentions about South Africa's upcoming local government elections, with illegal immigration emerging as the leading topic. Its monitoring identified 79 potentially harmful posts, including election-rigging claims, anti-immigrant rhetoric and calls to gather at voting stations to prevent foreigners from voting. The CABC has warned that unsubstantiated allegations of electoral fraud and xenophobic narratives could reinforce each other, undermine confidence in the electoral process, and fuel hostility towards migrant communities ahead of the vote.
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Seven Montreal police employees have been dismissed over allegations of racist and discriminatory behavior, a report said Monday. Citing a press conference, CBC News said Montreal Police Chief Fady Dagher announced the administrative dismissals. He said two people were fired from Station 21 and five from Station 39.
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November 2, 2026 by Editorial Staff 2 Comments Under orders from the Republican administration of Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth the US Army has presented final design plans to the US Commission of Fine Arts to restore and reinstall the Confederate Memorial (now being formally referred to as “the Moses Ezekiel Sculpture”) at Arlington National Cemetery. Restoration and reinstallation of the roughly 30-foot-tall bronze monument featuring sanitized depictions of slavery is estimated to cost about $10 million. The monument was originally removed in December 2023 under a Congressional mandate from the Naming Commission to rename and/or remove Department of Defense assets that commemorate the Confederate States of America (CSA) or any person who voluntarily served with the CSA against the United States.
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The academic who accompanied Lassana Cisse's body back to Ivory Coast speaks out after murder trial verdict A woman who accompanied Lassana Cisse’s dead body back to his grieving family in the Ivory Coast believes “decades of institutional racism” indirectly led to the murder suspect’s acquittal. Writing on social media, Maria Pisani recalled how a friend of Cisse’s had told her on the same night that Cisse had been shot that everyone in Ħal Far knew who had killed him. “He told me that 2 months (TWO MONTHS) prior, a friend of his had been knocked down in a hit-and-run by two men in a white car. He told me that these same men have been targeting refugees living in Ħal Far,” Pisani recalled.
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Alliance for the Future, unveiled at Montreal summit and open to other countries, conceived for world ‘shaken by new storms’ Canada and Europe have announced a new alliance of like-minded nations to serve as both a “protective canopy under which our citizens can thrive” and a powerful hedge against the unpredictable nature of geopolitics, while welcoming other countries to join. Speaking to reporters on Friday from Montreal, the prime minister, Mark Carney, and the European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen , called the new partnership the Alliance for the Future and said the “deepest possible partnership between Canada and the 27-member bloc had the potential to offer unprecedented stability and opportunity”. “Our societies have been shaken by new storms,” Carney told reporters, referring to the damaging effects of the climate emergency but also the “erosion of democratic norms” and “the weaponization of trade”.
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A Halloween post from Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins sparked outrage on social media Saturday, with many accusing the Trump administration official of blatant racism. "Some costumes come with a price tag. This one comes with a prison sentence. To anyone stealing from American taxpayers: The tricks are over.
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