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The Star has hard work ahead to gain trust of Black Kansas Citians, panelists say

The Star has hard work ahead to gain trust of Black Kansas Citians, panelists say
Luke Nozicka, The Kansas City Star
Jan. 28 The Kansas City Star s apology to Black residents was the first step in reconciling with its racist past, but the newspaper has more work to do to establish community trust, said guests of a live panel discussion Wednesday evening.
During the virtual event about The Star s six-part Truth in Black and white project, Michele Watley, founder of Shirley s Kitchen Cabinet, said the newspaper s path to reconciliation with Black residents will take years to accomplish.
You can t take back what s already happened in history. How do you make up for 100 years of bad narratives? said Watley, whose nonprofit focuses on issues of importance to Black women and families in Kansas City. ....

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Tony's Kansas City: KANSAS CITY STAR PROMOTES 'RACIAL RECKONING' CONVERSATION!!!

Tony's Kansas City: KANSAS CITY STAR PROMOTES 'RACIAL RECKONING' CONVERSATION!!!
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On The Vine: Take care and enjoy some news, culture from around the block and beyond

On The Vine: Take care and enjoy some news, culture from around the block and beyond
Trey Williams, The Kansas City Star
Jan. 14 Yo, is everyone as tired as I am? Time certainly feels like a construct at this point. How long ago was New Year s Eve? Did we even have a break over the holidays?
Every week (day?) seems to bring some new historic event for us to live through Donald Trump was the third president ever to be impeached, but noooo, he became the first (really hope that s only) to be impeached TWICE. To be quite honest, I m about ready for it all to chill out. Seeing as that s probably unlikely, I want to be sure to remind y all to take time in your day and throughout the week to breath, relax, and take a break from the daily inundation and pressures grinding us down. ....

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The Kansas City Star removes the name and image of its founder William Rockhill Nelson

The Kansas City Star removes the name and image of its founder William Rockhill Nelson
Kevin Hardy, The Kansas City Star
Jan. 10 The Kansas City Star has stripped from its pages and website the name, words and image that recognized its first publisher and founder, William Rockhill Nelson.
The move comes after The Star s Dec. 20 series investigating its own history of how it covered and failed to cover Black Kansas Citians. Star President and Editor Mike Fannin launched the project with an apology, saying the newspaper had robbed an entire community of opportunity, dignity, justice and recognition.
Another piece in the series examined the role of Nelson, whose support of developer J.C. Nichols enabled the proliferation of neighborhoods that explicitly banned Black Kansas Citians a practice that laid the foundation for decades of racial segregation that still persists today. ....

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Amazon closes New Jersey warehouse because of COVID-19 cases

Amazon closes New Jersey warehouse because of COVID-19 cases
Updated December 21, 2020, 8:21 p.m.
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Amazon closes New Jersey warehouse because of COVID-19 cases
Amazon.com Inc. has temporarily closed a New Jersey warehouse after a spike there in asymptomatic COVID-19 cases, a rare move that comes as the company gears up for a final push in whatâs widely expected to be a record holiday shopping season. The worldâs largest online retailer told employees at the warehouse in Robbinsville Township that the facility will be shuttered until Dec. 26, a spokesperson confirmed. Amazon has generally opted to keep its warehouses and other facilities running amid outbreaks, betting that more frequent cleanings and social distancing limit the risk of the virus spreading within a given building. A rare exception came early in the pandemic in March, when an apparel returns warehouse was idled by order of Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear after a ....

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