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Aboriginal cop class action 'far from straightforward"
6+ hour, 37+ min ago (274+ words) Racism claims by Aboriginal community police officers are far from straightforward, a federal court has been told. More than 300 officers have joined a class action lawsuit filed against the Northern Territory government alleging racial discrimination, with many saying they have…...
Watch: CBS' Gayle King Dumbfounded After Learning Lindsay Clancy Holdout Juror Is Black
2+ day, 10+ hour ago (998+ words) It’s one of the favorite rhetorical tactics of the modern left. And, admittedly, it can certainly be effective. Just look at the never-ending culture war being waged over diversity, equity, and inclusion, or DEI. One way or the other, people…...
Anatomy of a ‘conspiracy’: How UP cops turned a wage protest into a national security case
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (781+ words) The workers got their wage hike. The activists accused of instigating the unrest are still in jail. When the Uttar Pradesh government invoked the National Security Act against Aakriti Chaudhary and journalist Satyam Verma following the Noida workers’ protests, it…...
Wrongful convictions are not mere coincidence, says sociology professor in new book
5+ day, 5+ hour ago (775+ words) Nicole Gonzalez Van Cleve, associate professor of sociology, published her new book, “Crime Fictions," in May 2026. Courtesy of Nicole Gonzalez Van Cleve. In the book, Van Cleve examined Cook County in Chicago, Illinois, the largest hub for wrongful convictions in…...
‘Unfairly Targeted Us’: Black Students Sue Private Massachusetts College, Alleging They Faced Harsher Punishment Than White Peers After Campus Fight
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (1118+ words) Two Black former Nichols College students have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the private Massachusetts school, alleging administrators disciplined them far more harshly than white students involved in a 2023 campus fight. According to Lawyers for Civil Rights, Shamar…...
Pedestrian safety ordinance protestors aren’t Civil Rights heroes
1+ week, 2+ day ago (118+ words) Columbia Missourian Humility and hubris were both on exhibit on a recent Wednesday in Columbia Municipal Court Most of the court defendants honestly dealt with their minor offenses, while others engaged in a misguided effort to kill a successful ordinance…...
Internet Divided After Kentucky Cop Detains Black Man At Public Fair For???Disorderly Conduct???:???Nowadays, The Police Can Get Away With Anything???
1+ week, 4+ day ago (454+ words) Loitering is now illegal apparently A confrontation between a Kentucky state trooper and a Black man at a public fair is gaining attention online after a video showed the man being detained and told he was being cited for disorderly…...
Massachusetts high court blocks city from displaying Catholic saint statues honoring first responders
2+ week, 4+ day ago (630+ words) Massachusetts’ highest court has blocked a city from installing two towering statues of Catholic saints honoring police officers and firefighters outside a new public safety headquarters, ruling the monuments could improperly signal government support for one religion. The Aug. 20 ruling…...
Magistrate slams similarities between tradie's death and George Floyd
2+ week, 5+ day ago (486+ words) By TARA COSOLETO FOR AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATED PRESS Manslaughter charges against two Victoria Police officers have been thrown out by a magistrate who contrasted the case with the death of American George Floyd, which sparked widespread protests in the US. Luke…...