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The man whose hair was cut is a Rastafarian who had challenged the prison’s hair policy on the grounds that it was unconstitutional and racially discriminatory.

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New pressure tonight on alabama senator tommy tuberville to end his hold on more than 270 military promotions. he is doing this in protest of the pentagons policy on abortion. but it means that hundreds of military family members have signed this petition urging not only tuberville but also senate leaders to find a resolution. the petition is organized by the non-profit secure families initiative, and it reads in part, "it is highly inappropriate and unpatriotic to wage a political battle by usi...

Beretta smith shomade: in the late 1940s, early 1950s, television was trying to figure out what worked coming out of radio sara k. eskridge: most television was made in new york city, and so it tended to actually be very ethnically diverse. bambi haggins: many of the shows were born as radio programs. "life with luigi", "the goldbergs" and "beulah". beulah: oriole, sometimes i wonder if you ever learned anything. oriole: oh sure i learn a lot of things, i just dont retain em, hehheheh. bambi hag...

Woman: yup. ok. okaynora: wakanda! woman: dont do that. lucas brown eyes: its amazing how much has actually changed and at the same time how much we still have to go. reagan wells: the history of indigenous people is the greatest story never told. so, im honoured to serve as the director of the minishonka cultural centre. but theres more to be done. yvette: because the medium is a cultural mirror, it needs to reflect all of our experiences. these shows are the elixir that we need. the jokes disa...

Sic) ♪ im gonna be successful - [male reporter] fubu means for us by us. - fubu. - [female reporter] blacks are watching more tv, 70 hours a week, say the nielsen numbers. - these networks understand that when theyre trying to get a foothold in the industry, the first thing they do is go to an underserved audience because they can get a lot of eyeballs. - in the 1990s, you had all these fledgling networks coming up, upn, the wb, who were specifically targeting black audiences.

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Its been three months since we first met mark and his mom tony. >> its hard to want to get better sometimes. >> reporter: mark has completed a residential program his mom found for him and is home again. but hes still struggling with his eating disorder. >> i just want to look a certain way. i feel like that certain way is going to kill me in the end. >> it will. >> reporter: and with disconnecting from his phone. at this point, do you still have a bunch of social media accounts? >> yeah. i have...