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This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley good evening. The killing of unarmed black men by White Police Officers helped expose again the racial divide in this country. Well, tonight a new cbs news poll shows just how deep it is. Have a look. Back in 2009 after barack obama was inaugurated, 66 of americans said Race Relations were good. Now its 45 . Thats a drop of 21 points and the lowest in 17 years. And jim axelrod is here with more of the story that the numbers tell. Jim . Repor...

And weather are always on our website, kpix. Com. Captions by caption colorado comments captioncolorado. Com pelley tonight, the United States divided. Americans tell us Race Relations have worsened sharply since the election of the first black president. Jim axelrod on our new cbs news poll. And well talk to some of the people on the front line. Tell me why a perfectly law abiding and reasonable African American man feels a chill when he encounters a white police officer. One side of the nation...

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Medical schools of HBCUs are unravelling new programs to increase the amount of Black organ donors and recruit more transplant specialists.

Medical schools of HBCUs are unravelling new programs to increase the amount of Black organ donors and recruit more transplant specialists.

Medical schools of HBCUs are unravelling new programs to increase the amount of Black organ donors and recruit more transplant specialists.

Medical schools of HBCUs are unravelling new programs to increase the amount of Black organ donors and recruit more transplant specialists.

Medical schools of HBCUs are unravelling new programs to increase the amount of Black organ donors and recruit more transplant specialists.

A new initiative aimed at increasing the number of Black Americans registered as organ donors and combating disparities among transplant recipients was announced Thursday by a coalition that includes the four medical schools at the nation's historically Black colleges and universities.