Sandra Bland

WNBA Teams Walk Off Court Ahead Of National Anthem On Opening Day

The two teams — the Seattle Storm and New York Liberty — stayed in their locker rooms in solidarity with Black Lives Matter while the anthem played.
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Remembering Black Women In Fight Against Police Brutality

Black women are disproportionately victims of police brutality, but activists say they've been left behind and erased from the mainstream fight against police violence.
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A Decade Of Dominion: U.S. Policing Restricted Black Life Over The Past 10 Years

Mass hysteria about the purported dangers of Black people restricted Black life in all sorts of ways over the last decade.
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We Still Don't Know How Many People Died In American Jails 4 Years Ago

On the fourth anniversary of Sandra Bland's death, the feds are falling even further behind in releasing information about jail and prison deaths.
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I'm Exhausted From The Fear Of Existing While Black

The Sandra Bland video offers one more reason to feel afraid because of who I am.
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Democratic Candidates Call For Reopening Of Sandra Bland Case After Video Released

Five Democratic 2020 candidates said video of the 2015 arrest days before the woman was found dead in a cell warrants a new look at the case.
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Sandra Bland Filmed Her Traffic Stop Arrest. Officials Never Told The Public.

Her family is calling for the investigation to be reopened based on the newly surfaced cellphone video.
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In Texas Jail Where Sandra Bland Died, Another Inmate Found Hanging In Apparent Suicide

“Something doesn’t feel right about this, it’s all too familiar,” one activist said.
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Randy Moss Honors Victims Of Police Brutality With One Simple Gesture

The former NFL player's tie listed the names of some of those killed by police, including Tamir Rice and Freddie Gray.
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3 Years Later, The Feds Still Haven’t Counted Sandra Bland’s Death

Justice Department data on American jail deaths is getting even more useless.
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