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A Wadsworth Atheneum show, curated by Sarah Elizabeth Lewis and Skip Gates, explores Douglass' embrace of the emerging art of photography.

Ongoing. not letting the masterminds and ringleaders of january 6th get a free pass is where we begin the hour with a very special guest. harry dunn, presidential citizens medal recipient, author of standing my ground, a capitol police officers fight for accountability and good trouble. so nice to have you here. we have been talking about this. i know we grab you on big days. but to have time to have this conversation is really important and special to us. thank you. >> glad to be here. like you...

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The joke goes: How do you sneak up on a unique camel? Answer: you “neek” up on him. How do you sneak up on a tame camel? Answer: “tame” way! Aside from the talking office camel on commercials proclaiming “Hump Day”, not too many people have pet camels. Humphrey, the one hump camel, was a

Harvard University police officers held four Black students at gunpoint while responding to a 911 call falsely alleging someone was armed.

On February 23, 2020, Ahmaud Arbery was murdered while he was out for a run in Glynn County, Georgia. His death shows that running has failed Black America.

Steve McQueen has recently revealed that his 12 Years a Slave movie would never have been made if Barack Obama wasn’t the president.While speaking at the International Film Festival Rotterdam,...

Celebrated British filmmaker Steve McQueen's Oscar-winning "12 Years A Slave" was released almost a century after D.W. Griffith's "The Birth of a Nation", the first film ever to be screened at the White House, writes ...

McQueens film, however, was not shown at the US Presidents official residence. The director, whos also a Camera dOr winner for his 2008 film