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Back now with some headlines we are following this saturday morning. california district attorney wont seek a new death sentence against scott peterson. he was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife in 2005. the d.a.s office said the decision was faed in consultation with laci petersonersons family. the process they say is too painful to go again. the judge is considering granting peta new trial due to juror misconduct. there is a shake-up in the ranks of the black lives matter organization....

Took to the street last summer. united, calling for change. its ourjob to make this doesnt happen again. cheyenne williams organised the protest. she was 17 at the time. i hadnt seen that many people come together for one cause. when you grown up in a place where you thought people didnt really like you, it can be quite isolating. especially being a young black woman. you dont see a lot of people who look like you. its a lot of stares, sometimes negative comments. you find yourself feeling like ...

Death, nathan and his childrens day-to-day church mission houses. friend norm visited. he said nathan seemed quiet, stoic. >> ive never seen nathan in unemotional status far is crying, or in panic, or anything like that. i took it as he was just really stressed out, and whats happening? to my family right now?

It begins as small as a micro aggressions and buyers and now white people are becoming more aware of biases. things i cannot shorten your name, its too hard to pronounce? the reason were here in the first place is because people are either an educated or wrongly educated. so we cant progress without education. and that is happening. yeah, i would like to think that when im older we wont be having the same conversation. are we in a better place a year on? im hoping that people have taken a look a...

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Photo: Red Confidential (Shutterstock) The state of Illinois is about an inch away from adopting a new law that would prohibit schools from discriminating against Black hair. The bill is currently on its way back to the state Senate so that lawmakers can vote on an amendment to name it for the Black 4-year-old who prompted its proposal after he was sent home from school because his braids violated the school’s dress code. Advertisement Fox Illinois reports that Senate Bill 817 protects the ri...