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George Floyd Square
With the murder of George Floyd and the subsequent riots and destruction, the city needed to repair and rebuild the damage in ...
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Target was One of the Most Outspoken Supporters of DEI. It’s Changed its Tune | VIDEO
Target, once a vocal DEI champion after George Floyd’s death, is now quietly pulling back on its high-profile diversity ...
Minneapolis touts progress in police reforms, but lags in closing out complaints and force reviews
Minneapolis city attorney Kristyn Anderson, left community Safety Commissioner Toddrick Barnette, Police Chief Brian O’Hara ...
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Karla Sofía Gascón says she will not withdraw from Oscar contention over past comments: ‘I have not committed any crime’
Oscar nominee Karla Sofía Gascón, the star of "Emilia Pérez," is staying in the race for best actress despite controversy ...
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Understanding How Racial Trauma Impacts Mental Health
But while Black mental health needs are acute, the percentage of clinical psychologists in the U.S. who are Black is 4%. The ...
Who’s running for Minneapolis mayor and City Council in 2025 elections?
The keys to City Hall are up for grabs on Nov. 4, when all 13 City Council seats and the mayor’s office are up for election.
Minneapolis to pay woman who says Chauvin knelt on her back. Here’s how much
The city of Minneapolis will pay $600,000 to a woman who alleged that former policeman Derek Chauvin pinned her to the ground ...
Woman Who Claimed Derek Chauvin Knelt on Her Back Gets $600,000 Settlement: 'Serial Predator'
The Minneapolis City Council unanimously approved paying out the settlement last week to Patty Day, who said in a federal lawsuit last year that Chauvin had violently ripped her out of her car on ...
Minneapolis will pay $600,000 to settle with woman who says ex-Officer Chauvin knelt on her back
The city of Minneapolis has agreed to pay $600,000 to settle a lawsuit by a woman who alleged that ex-Officer Derek Chauvin ...
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Landmark reforms remain elusive even after a decade of racial justice activism transformed politics
At least 30 states and Washington DC, have enacted laws meant to curb abusive conduct since 2020, according to the Brennan Center for Justice. And while the last decade of racial justice activism ...