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Apple has shared new Black Unity wallpapers for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Apple today released new Black Unity wallpapers for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Part of a wider collection that includes a limited edition Apple Watch Series 6 as well as Sport Band, the wallpapers are available for download free of charge from the Apple website. Users can access the new wallpapers by visiting the Apple Watch web page on Apples website and then clicking or tapping "Find out more." All three wallpapers are then ju...

Apple is Celebrating Black History Month With Limited Edition Black Unity Apple Watch Series 6, More Jan 26, 2021 11:01 EST Today, Apple has seen fit to announce its latest Apple Watch Series 6 Black Unity edition. The wearable comes alongside the Black Unity Sport Band. The company is celebrating Black History Month by announcing loads of new curated content that highlights Black creators, artists, businesses across the App Store, developers, Apple TV app, Apple Music, Apple Books, Podcas...

Apple just released a brand new Apple Watch. Its a limited-edition Apple Watch Series 6 Black Unity with Black Unity Sport Band. Apple also has new Podcasts and Book curations to celebrate Black History Month. Apple has just unveiled a brand new Apple Watch Series 6 to celebrate Black History Month. In a press release Apple stated: Apple is introducing the Black Unity Collection, designed to celebrate and acknowledge Black history and Black culture. The collection includes a limited-edition Ap...

In a post-Trump Oregon, experts watchful for partisanship, violence Americans held their breath as President Joe Biden prepared to take the oath of office.  The end of the Trump era that oath marked felt balanced on a knifes edge, years of social and political tension manifested in a militarized Washington, D.C., and state capitols vigilant for violence. Still, the days climax was entirely peaceful, almost boring. But if the nations wounds didnt tear open Inauguration Day, neither were they...

‘What are we marching for?’ Protesters and observers wonder alike in Portland By Maxine Bernstein, oregonlive.com Share: 2 Photos Protesters tag and smash windows at the Democratic Party of Oregon headquarters during the J20 march in Southeast Portland. (The Oregonian) Photo Gallery PORTLAND — As about 50 people dressed head-to-toe in black stood in a standoff with Portland police blocking a parking lot behind Benson High School, several parents and coaches from a...

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91% of Portland protest arrests not being prosecuted January 05 2021 Protesters are emboldened, coalition leader says, despite tough talk from Portland officials including Mayor Ted Wheeler. Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler has vowed to crack down on "antifa anarchists" after a riot on New Years Eve, but months of catch-and-release policing has skeptics wondering if anything will change. "Right now theres a lot of people that are emboldened to just do whatever they want," Gabe Johnson, c...

For more than four months, Springfield has been without a mayor — ever since longtime mayor Christine Lundberg abruptly resigned in August. Council President Joe Pishioneri took on acting mayoral duties, but a new mayor will be appointed sometime in January 2021. The person stepping into the largely ceremonial role can set a political vision for the city as it deals with big issues and experiences a change in demographics.  The city charter prohibits a special election to replace Lundberg, s...

• Everyone danced as best they could around COVID-19, but the wretched 2020 college football season is mercifully wrapping up. And the University of Oregon — the only Pac-12 school that refused to give the number of COVID positives in its athletic department to The New York Times — finds itself in the middle of a virus-driven mess that the Pac-12 Conference has become. The Ducks did not win the North Division title. That belongs to the University of Washington by virtue of a higher winn...

Credit Elizabeth Gabriel / KLCC News The City of Springfield held a virtual public forum Thursday evening for community members to share their experience at a Black Lives Matter protest in late July. Most participants spoke against the Springfield Police Departments actions. As part of external investigator Rick Braziel’s research, he listened to 33 community members provide three-minute statements in response to SPD officers hitting, tasing, and dragging Black Unity protesters on July 29 in ...