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Crime Wisconsin Judge Rules Prosecutors Can't Call Men Killed By Kyle Rittenhouse "Victims" But Says "Looters" & "Rioters" Is OK A Wisconsin judge says the word "victim" is too "loaded" for this case. By Taylor McCloud October 27, 2021
Crime Minneapolis Trucker Who Drove Into Protestors Released Without Charges Truck driver Bogdan Vechirko has been released from police custody without any criminal charges after "unintentionally" driving his truck into a crowd of protestors on the 35W Bridge. By Alex Zidel June 02, 2020
Sneakers Vans Announces Massive Pledges To Civil Rights Groups Vans is speaking up following the police murder of George Floyd. By Alexander Cole June 04, 2020
Sports Dennis Rodman Goes After Donald Trump Over MAGA Mantra Dennis Rodman hasn't been feeling Donald Trump's comments as of late. By Alexander Cole June 04, 2020
Sports Vanessa Bryant Grateful That Kobe Murals Were Untouched During L.A. Protests Vanessa Bryant expressed her gratitude that murals of Kobe and Gianna around Los Angeles were not vandalized by the George Floyd protestors. By Lynn S. June 03, 2020
Sports Adam Silver Sends Memo To NBA Teams Addressing Racial Injustice Adam Silver wants NBA teams to look inward and reflect during these uncertain times. By Alexander Cole June 01, 2020
Music Videos YG Drops "FTP" Video With Footage From LA Protests YG organized the largest anti-racism protest in Los Angeles history, bringing 100,000 people out and shooting the video for "FTP." By Alex Zidel June 12, 2020
Sports Donald Trump Takes Shots At Roger Goodell Over Stance On Kneeling President Donald Trump isn't too fond of Roger Goodell's latest NFL statement. By Alexander Cole June 08, 2020
Sports Larry Fitzgerald Pens Powerful Essay On Hometown Of Minneapolis Larry Fitzgerald spoke about his hometown of Minneapolis in an essay published in the New York Times. By Cole Blake June 07, 2020
Politics #BlackoutDay2020: Everything You Need to Know The #BlackoutDay2020campaign calls black Americans to flex their economic power by avoiding all purchases. By Noah John July 07, 2020
Politics Chicago Police Napped In Congressman's Office While Protestors Looted Shops Chicago police officers took naps and made coffee and popcorn in a local congressman's office while protesters looted shops, according to officials. By Lynn S. June 12, 2020
Politics DaBaby Calls Out Clout-Chasers "Who Only Speak Out For Likes & Comments" DaBaby shared a message about speaking out against police brutality, detailing his own experiences and calling out those who don't understand the reality. By Lynn S. May 31, 2020