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October 21, 2021
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October 10, 2021
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October 10, 2021
“We’re ready to go with an arrest,” said a senior police official who told The Daily Beast that the former movie mogul could be charged with sexual assault. We certainly don't want to sound like we are supporting Harvey Weinstein since he's a pig but the crime is well beyond the statute of limitations.
May 25, 2021
A year after George Floyds death, America is still grappling with policing Remembering George Floyd: A year of protest Replay Video UP NEXT At 23, Afeni Evans had just gotten out of the Army and was studying political science at a community college in Maryland. Her goal was to someday help craft policy from inside the government. But on Tuesday, Evans will mark one year since her "entire life definitely changed" -- the day that George Floyd was murdered by former Minneapolis police officer ...
May 25, 2021
US still reckoning with police violence year after George Floyd death Remembering George Floyd: A year of protest Replay Video UP NEXT At 23, Afeni Evans had just gotten out of the Army and was studying political science at a community college in Maryland. Her goal was to someday help craft policy from inside the government. But on Tuesday, Evans will mark one year since her "entire life definitely changed" -- the day that George Floyd was murdered by former Minneapolis police officer Derek...
May 25, 2021
ABC News Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? OffOn "Justice for George Floyd looks like George Floyd actually being here." • 16 min read Remembering George Floyd: A year of protest On May 25, 2020, George Floyds death at the hands of then-officer Derek Chauvin sparked a wave of protests across the world, but did the historic movement change policing in America?Kerem Yucel/AFP via Getty Images At 23, Afeni Evans had just gotten out of the Army and was studying p...
April 18, 2021
2021-04-18 06:28:05 GMT2021-04-18 14:28:05(Beijing Time) Xinhua English WASHINGTON, April 17 (Xinhua) -- "There has never been a situation during my lifetime that Ive felt this level of fear," U.S. House lawmaker Andy Kim, a Korean American, said about the local skyrocketing anti-Asian hate crimes during the COVID-19 pandemic in the country. He confessed that even his five-year-old son had encountered anti-Asian discrimination. This is a historic moment right now for the United States to...
April 18, 2021
-- Too many Asian Americans have been attacked, harassed, blamed, and scapegoated since the pandemic erupted in the United States early last year. -- Besides rising anti-Asian sentiment, Asian Americans have to grapple with the countrys highest rates of long-term unemployment as the pandemic has shuttered hotels, restaurants, shopping centers, beauty salons and other sectors of the economy for more than a year, said a USA Today report. -- "The important thing to remember is that this is r...
April 15, 2021
Jam Master Jay *ABC 7/WABC-TV New York, an ABC Owned Television Station, shares with viewers never-before-seen footage with new and exclusive details surrounding the death of hip-hop legend and member of Run-DMC, Jason âJam Master Jayâ Mizell, in an exclusive stream-only premiere of âSet the Record Straight: The Jam Master Jay Case,â Friday, April 16, with a Hulu premiere on April 20. Viewers can stream the premiere on all *ABC Owned Television Stationsâ 32 connec...
April 14, 2021
Why are hate crimes so hard to prosecute and convict? Anti-Asian xenophobia rises amid pandemic UP NEXT Violence and harassment against Asian Americans continue to make national headlines -- but experts and advocates say some of those attacks may never be tried as hate crimes. Without solid evidence of hate speech to indicate a perpetrators motivation, seemingly random attacks against people from marginalized communities may instead be pursued as traditional criminal offenses, creating a pr...