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Mississippi Prosecutor Who Excluded Black Jurors Resigns After 3 Decades

Doug Evans is stepping down Friday, six months before his term ends.
By EMILY WAGSTER PETTUS, AP

Opinion: 6 Ways We Must Show Up For Black Moms This Mother's Day

The statistics paint a clear, painful picture. This country is failing millions of Black moms economically, politically and medically in ways that keep generations of Black families just like mine stuck.
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Widow Sues Oklahoma Sheriff Who Discussed Killing Reporters

Barbara Barrick says her husband, Bobby, died in a hospital days after members of the McCurtain County Sheriff's Department shocked him with a stun gun.
By Sean Murphy and Jake Bleiberg, AP

Black And Latina People Share The Stereotypes They’re Sick Of Hearing

Black And Latina People Share The Stereotypes They’re Sick Of Hearing
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Black Celebs You May Have Forgotten Got Their Start On Nickelodeon

Black Celebs You May Have Forgotten Got Their Start On Nickelodeon
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George M. Johnson Fireside Chat

Author and activist George M. Johnson joins HuffPost editor in chief Danielle Belton to discuss being one of the most-banned authors in America and how Black storytelling is an act of resistance.
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Times Black Celebrities Called Out Disrespectful Interviewers

Times Black Celebrities Called Out Disrespectful Interviewers
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Multi-Racial Americans' Biggest Challenge: Explaining Themselves To Others

Marvin Russell, Sarah Willie-LeBreton, and Veena Goel Crownholm join HuffPost Live to discuss the challenge of being multi-racial in America.
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Research Shows Tweets With Racial Slurs Have Soared Since Elon Musk Took Over

Researchers found that the number of tweets containing one of several different racial slurs soared in the week after the Tesla mogul bought Twitter.
By David Klepper, AP

Dusty Baker Laments Lack Of US-Born Black Players In World Series

“What hurts is that I don’t know how much hope that it gives some of the young African-American kids,” the Houston Astros manager told The Associated Press.
By Kristie Reiken, AP