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Angie Nixon wins the Florida Democratic Senate primary, aiming to make history as the state’s first Black U.S. senator while tackling systemic voter suppression.
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The Untold Truth Behind Plateau State Violence in Nigeria
Explore the deep historical, legal, and environmental roots of recurring ethnic and land violence in Nigeria’s Plateau State and the path toward lasting peace.
Why the Raleigh Hanging Death Sparks Demands for Truth
A Black man’s hanging death in Raleigh sparks calls for an independent review, fueled by rapid suicide rulings and the legacy of racial terror in North Carolina.
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