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In each of these instances, the cops were white and the victims were Black. But that’s not the only factor. What also makes these kinds of

Utah lawmakers have received a report card for how they recently handled redistricting in the state.

State Attorney General Ellisons message sets a constructive tone after tragedy.

“There was police brutality, and there was atrocity, and the press was just as atrocious as the police. Because they helped the police cover it up by propagating a false image across the country.” These words weren’t spoken today but almost 60 years ago by Malcolm X.   The great…

Speaking with FOX 9 in a one-on-one interview following the sentencing of Kim Potter in the death of Daunte Wright, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison says he has no plans to challenge Judge Regina Chu's decision.

Police officer Kim Potter was sentenced to 16 months in prison and eight months of supervised release for the fatal shooting of 20-year-old African American Daunte Wright.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The judge who sentenced white former Officer Kim Potter on Friday to two years in prison for killing Black motorist Daunte Wright cited the difficult job that police face — and Potter's remorse — as justification for giving her a light sentence.

A prison intake photo of Kim Potter that showed her smiling widely after she was convicted of manslaughter in Daunte Wright’s death flared up at her sentencing Friday, with Wright’s mother saying it showed Potter wasn’t genuinely sorry for his death.

That was a very helpful article by Katie Wright in your February 10 issue. She talks about the doubts and anxieties people may be having about the…

The judge who sentenced white former Officer Kim Potter on Friday to two years in prison for killing Black motorist Daunte Wright cited the difficult job that police face - and Potter's remorse - as justification for giving her a light sentence.