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Why is the Republican running for governor of Virginia going after Toni Morrison’s award-winning novel Beloved?
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Why is the Republican running for governor of Virginia going after Toni Morrison’s award-winning novel Beloved?
A U.S. judge ruled that a law school can conceal a mural some say is offensive without violating the Visual Artists Rights Act.
A Vermont law school can permanently conceal two murals that depict Black people in a way that members of the law school community consider racist, despite the artist's objections that doing so would violate his rights under a rarely litigated law, a Vermont federal court has said.
On Thursday, Feb. 27 of this year, a Portland, Ore. jury refused to convict the so-called Zenith Five — activists fighting for a “habitable future” — for blockading a train track used by Zenith Energy Corporation to transport crude oil. Their blockade...
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