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The action takes the battle over teaching about racism to state civil court and, if the ban is overturned, could have a sweeping effect in California.

Workers in film and TV, most of whom are pro-union, have been trying to make ends meet amid a dual strike of Hollywood actors and writers.

Reparations, Black Panthers — no topics are off limits in this AP class on Black history. Pupils say they're now more likely to vote and be involved in their communities.

Reparations, Black Panthers — no topics are off limits in this AP class on Black history. Pupils say they're now more likely to vote and be involved in their communities.

First things first. Donald Singleton told me the other day he wants to wish everyone a Happy Memorial Day, so here you go from me and Donald. Happy Memorial Day.

More than 1,500 athletes are at the ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando for the Special Olympics Florida Summer Games.

Our Authors Study Club, Inc., (OASC) will co-host a several citywide events for African American Heritage Month. This year marks the 73rd celebration held in conjunction with the City of Los Angeles. The national theme is, “Black Resistance in The Past, Present, and Future.”

Dorsey High School is proud to pilot an AP African American Studies course in the 2022-23 school year. Dorsey was chosen to be the only public high school in California to pilot this project. 

ELIZABETHTON — A Carter County man who was allegedly injured in a shootout with a Roan Mountain resident in which both men suffered injuries had his first appearance in Carter

ELIZABETHTON — A Carter County man who was allegedly injured in a shootout with a Roan Mountain resident in which both men suffered injuries had his first appearance in Carter