Abernathy agreed with Johns about racial tension in the community.
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In Macomb, that frustration is wrapped up in racial tension.
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"Our communities are being destroyed by racial tension," he said.
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Those riots created racial tension and divided parts of the city.
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There is still too much racial tension in the Republican Party.
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Ms. Risher: The racial tension and history of Charleston is there.
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This is the exact opposite, but there's no particular racial tension.
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Still, some South Africans worry that tough times may aggravate racial tension.
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Under a scorching Louisiana sun is a city rife with racial tension.
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Over the weekend, President Donald Trump stoked racial tension, attacking Democratic Rep.
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BOND People segregate themselves into communities, especially with all the racial tension.
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These first two months have been a big explosion of racial tension.
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For ETMC founder Jerome Little, the vandalism was evidence of ongoing racial tension.
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It forces them to look inward, to the state of racial tension today.
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From the start, Peele uses racial tension to crank up the narrative tension.
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Racial tension and anxiety among students increased, and many students worried about deportation.
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The Bucks are no strangers to dealing with racial tension in their hometown.
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Taken together, the events have reflected and heightened racial tension across the country.
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Oftentimes a simple classroom discussion could easily be cloaked in thick racial tension.
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The city was on edge, rife with racial tension and awash in conspiracies.
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And the Johnsons have battled racial tension in their family and their business.
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In an interview, Mr. Peele talked about the racial tension in the scene.
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The achievements come at a time of heightened racial tension in the United States.
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Affirmative Action increases racial tension, perpetuates social division and it leads to reverse discrimination.
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There's been renewed racial tension and anti-immigrant sentiment over the past few years.
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Britain saw a rise in racial tension just after the Brexit vote last June.
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Brazilian society is mired in pervasive political corruption, rising racial tension, and extreme polarization.
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It was an embarrassing moment for Milwaukeeans, who have longed struggled with racial tension.
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"There is still quite a bit of racial tension in the department," acknowledged Col.
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What are the most important components to include in a documentary dealing with racial tension?
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Racial tension is already running high at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo.
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The incident comes at a time when racial tension is high in the United States.
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It's a necessary escape when racial tension in the world is too much to bear.
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But there's this whole hate building, right, and that's a major thing about racial tension.
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In a country rife with racial tension, Aloe Blacc thinks he has a simple solution: Love.
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And is it right for a white person to be the one playing up racial tension?
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But then they think about it and think 'Who is more likely to reduce racial tension?
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What would your administration do to bring down the racial tension that is in our Country?
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In signing the pardon, the president cited "tremendous racial tension" during the time Johnson was champion.
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The comic approaches race and racial tension in a serious, straightforward way that asks hard questions.
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Around that time, the area was racked by racial tension between black and Hasidic Jewish residents.
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To critics, he symbolizes the bad old days of unchecked crime, racial tension and fiscal anarchy.
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Marysue Forrest, 69, a white bookstore owner, said she had never felt racial tension in Lexington.
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In his lawsuit, first reported by the Washington Post, Smiley says there was racial tension at PBS.
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Milwaukee's racial tension goes back decades, but it's largely tied to the collapse of its industrial economy.
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With that influx into Hawaii came a resurgence of housing and job discrimination, racial tension, and violence.
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Virginia's mess might easily be dismissed as a continuation of a long history fraught with racial tension.
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President Obama on late Thursday denounced the attacks in Dallas, arguing racial tension does not justify violence.
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Edward I. Koch was the mayor and racial tension and anti-police sentiment were in the air.
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Sharing the Pie President Trump has a simple answer for racial tension in the United States: jobs.
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The country, in the summer of 1965, seethed with racial tension amid the surging civil rights movement.
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The area has been calmer in recent days but the shooting brought festering racial tension to the surface.
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While he acknowledges racial tension, he thinks economic implications are just as important in the backlash against Uber.
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The flames of racial tension in New York City were white hot -- and Trump poured on the gasoline.
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South Africa is notorious for its high crime rate, a reflection of its economic inequality and racial tension.
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Racial tension, both between the police and the community and within the police department, is a recurrent theme.
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The shooting was the latest episode in a month of violence and extraordinary racial tension in the country.
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Twenty-nine percent said racial tension has stayed the same, while only 10 percent say it has decreased.
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Durant told the publication that Trump's rhetoric on the events has led to increased racial tension in the country.
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I understand the hatred, hopelessness, fear, and hurt in my city, gripped with high unemployment, poverty and racial tension.
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Trump will be asked to address police killings, racial tension and perceptions that he and the GOP are racist.
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The debate takes place against a backdrop of racial tension, with police killings of black men in Tulsa, Okla.
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She didn't say racial tension, or community-police relations, or inequality, or issues faced by black and Latino Americans.
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How did Frank's become so known for inclusion in an era stricken by segregation, racial tension and social unrest?
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"The project is really timely, considering all of the conversations and issues surrounding immigration and racial tension," he said.
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Despite all the furor around the boycott, Ms. Nqevu said she didn't feel any racial tension at the restaurant.
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"How'd you overcome the racial barriers?" one man asks, referencing the perennial problem of racial tension in some prisons here.
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The riots started a nation-wide conversation about racial tension between the public and the police force that continues today.
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The arrest took place amid other incidents of racial tension in the United States and a more extreme political discourse.
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Pittsburg, like anywhere, has residents with divergent racial views, Johns said, but racial tension has steadily improved in the town.
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Garrett didn't specify what Russian government agents did, though they have used Facebook to incite racial tension in the past.
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The integration of T.C. Williams was initially met with opposition and the film was inspired by the city's racial tension.
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Finney also took a shot at the Trump campaign, arguing it had intentionally riled up racial tension for political gain.
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And its June issue, which came online last month and began receiving critical attention this week, is about racial tension.
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The camera is placed at eye level with a sheriff who denies that there's any racial tension in his county.
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In 2003, Chandler was a rising high school junior with a budding basketball future when the city's racial tension snapped.
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There's so much racial tension because of our dear president, so it's kind of making things a little bit worse.
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These histories are presented parallel to the lineage of racial tension, housing segregation, and activism that has shaped the city.
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For a city and a franchise with complicated histories of racial tension, Cora represents, at the very least, symbolic change.
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"I lived in New York before 9/11, and I never felt any real racial tension going on," he says.
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"There wasn't even a hint of racial tension," Mr. Pintilie recalled in a 1994 interview with The New York Times.
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All five of the accused were convicted and sentenced to prison in a case that was fraught with racial tension.
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Eventually, the racial tension and violence that had convulsed the home front during the summer of 1967 erupted in Vietnam.
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But as Hart's fellow comedians started coming to his defense, the racial tension underlying the controversy has become a bigger focus.
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On top of all of this sexual and romantic panic at Richard's wedding, there's a hidden level of racial tension too.
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North Charleston still simmers with racial tension and black residents say they continue to be harassed and humiliated by law enforcement.
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Obamacare has offered them a bad deal, college tuition is bankrupting them, jobs are poorly paid and racial tension is high.
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Until that notion isn't deemed racist by the BLM movement, we aren't going anywhere but toward further divide and racial tension.
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Leitch's vetting for values proposal is emblematic of that, she said, but cutting off immigration entirely would worsen the racial tension.
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This isn't even related to the insanity of the murder trial, which was a maelstrom of racial tension, celebrity, and violence.
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Suburbicon is a dark comedy about a white suburban town that's rocked with racial tension when an African-American family moves in.
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This is incredibly important everywhere, but especially in Chicago—where there are well-documented problems with segregation, racial tension, and police misconduct.
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Stories highlighting racial tension and the continued oppression of black people both inside and out of higher education spaces flood national news.
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Like the first episode of Ezra Edelman's ESPN documentary O.J.: Made in America, the series' second part dwells heavily on racial tension.
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In an era of racial tension and political transition, Mr. Graham brought solid legal expertise and experience in government to the task.
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The exhibition argues for a fresh look at the impact of the racial tension of the 23500s on Basquiat and his peers.
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The Senate's version meanwhile creates a two-tier nation of strippable and non-strippable citizens and could fuel racial tension, critics say.
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Dear White People takes place at an Ivy League campus, where even highly educated students witness racial tension escalate to a breaking point.
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"I think the criticism is even worse now, with the racial tension that we're seeing and the political climate," Tamera Mowry told People.
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HE WAS A LOCAL PARISH PRIEST WHO DECIDED TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT RACIAL TENSION AND POVERTY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD WHERE YOU SPOKE TODAY.
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Busing was in many places counter-productive; it exacerbated racial tension and left schools as segregated but worse-run than they were before.
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The streets and subways were rife with random violence, racial tension and riots, a Central Park that was dusty and dangerous and abandoned.
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Reports of increased racial tension, particularly following the recent election, have been pouring in from all over the U.S. the past several months.
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On Twitter, a brawl quickly erupted, highlighting a seldom-discussed type of racial tension: Does one minority group have to fight for another?
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Mr. Allred, in fact, said running for office has helped erase some tough memories of racial tension during his childhood in the 1980s.
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In 133, Montgomery, a city synonymous with racial tension and considered the birthplace of the civil rights movement, elected its first black mayor.
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Synopsis: People from all different walks of life encounter racial tension, rape, responsibility, and the meaning of an education on a university campus.
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There is unemployment, corruption, inept government, demographic strain, sectarianism, racial tension, regional rivalry, rampant crime, religious radicalization, resource depletion, the list goes on.
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This one is a jewel, combining now-familiar faces and scenes from the country's most searing recent episodes of racial tension, glimpses of Mrs.
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Milwaukee is a crucible for racial tension The Jude case isn't the only instance of police violence to have a lasting effect on Milwaukee.
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Lisa Borders grew up in Atlanta in the 1960s, at a time when segregation, and the racial tension that accompanied it, were deep rooted.
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Since then, I've wondered if there's something unique about football and the NFL that makes it a hotbed for this kind of racial tension.
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Washington, D.C. (CNN)If the racial tension underlying the 2016 presidential race could be distilled into a single cable news moment, this was it.
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While Makonnen cooks, the conversation turns to the Trump White House, and more broadly to what seems like ever-mounting racial tension in America.
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She turned to the crowd, and over the hum of a helicopter circling overhead, spoke out against the racial tension she sees in America.
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Writing about coronavirus and racism for Forbes, Marshall Shepherd explored the scientific roots of why infectious disease exposure can give rise to racial tension.
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The evangelist Franklin Graham's California rally last week in Fresno also exposed the underlying racial tension in the evangelical community, the three pastors said.
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Racial tension, discrimination and economic inequality were everywhere in the United States, and the anger of the 19643s was still very much in evidence.
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In a neighborhood rife with racial tension, Calogero ends up caught between his loving blue-collar father and the glamorous life of a gangster.
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In late 1969, Deputy Assistant Secretary Bennett drew up recommendations that acknowledged that ignoring complaints of racial discrimination contributed to racial tension and violence.
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It felt like South Central was the center of American culture then, with its overt racial tension, frightening gang wars and notorious police department.
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Each data point translates to real human experience, and many times those experiences remain fraught with all-too-human bias, fear, distrust, and racial tension.
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The shooting roiled the Indiana community, drawing attention to years of racial tension between the South Bend Police Department and the city's African American residents.
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Tessa Thompson's got a message for anyone cancelling their Netflix membership over a new series that eyes racial tension through various lenses -- stop being silly.
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Now we return to Ford County as Jake Brigance finds himself embroiled in a fiercely controversial trial that exposes a tortured history of racial tension.
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It came a year after the Notting Hill race riots, when Teddy boys attacked West Indian families at their homes and causes serious racial tension.
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Early this year, amid opposition and racial tension, the Richmond City Council decided to rename Boulevard, one of its most historic thoroughfares, after Arthur Ashe.
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Incidents of racial tension were uncommon in the early years of the war, but following King's assassination they became a weekly if not daily occurrence.
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Racial tension that had been percolating in the shadows was now finding light in all public spaces, including typically apolitical ones like hospitals and clinics.
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In recent weeks, major police departments across the country have been implementing new patrol tactics for officers in the wake of racial tension plaguing various cities.
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And on The Neighborhood, the premise is based on racial tension between the two families, so having actors of color as the coleads was a given.
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The straightforwardness of what SOS does helps defuse potential class and racial tension: Canvassers don't present themselves as saviors but as providers of tools and resources.
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Over the past week, America has been rocked by a series of deaths and tragedies that have shined a light on issues of racial tension here.
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Since its creation in 1909, the group had been concerned about African Americans in popular culture, believing that negative representations exacerbated racial tension and reinforced prejudice.
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People of color face unique challenges in overwhelmingly white American colleges, the data shows that racial tension between roommates can be a significant source of stress.
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The question followed an ominous montage of images of racial tension, religious protests, presidential debates and poverty — punctuated with a clip of a Robert Kennedy speech.
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The ruling coalition, which relies on voters of African origin, has laid off 3,500 workers who are mostly of Indian descent; this risks inflaming racial tension.
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Many magazines are reacting with covers alluding to Trump's role in the racial tension currently reverberating through America after the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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The firm had come under fire after South Africa's opposition party said that a media campaign by the firm had stoked racial tension in the country.
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All of the legal cartwheels, questionable courtroom politics and racial tension seem to have been building in a crescendo of angry outbursts, sadness and emotional violence.
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America has become black and blue the past few years, especially bruised from recent racial tension that has spilled into violence against both blacks and whites.
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The shooting has roiled the Indiana community, putting the spotlight on years of racial tension between the South Bend Police Department and the city's African American residents.
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Yet even in Houston, which probably has less intense competition for housing and less racial tension than any other large American city, this is not a given.
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A police killing in South Bend exposed racial tension in Mr. Buttigieg's hometown, and black residents have complained of persistent racial inequality during his tenure as mayor.
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Climate change, inequality and racial tension are viewed not as the next round of problems to be solved, but as proof that the United States is horrible.
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The Morgan State team he played on was born during a period of intense racial tension in Baltimore and is credited with helping to desegregate the sport.
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But they handed much of it to opinion writers who profit from seeing things through racial lenses and keeping racial tension aflame as much as Trump does.
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"To say reporters erase America's heritage, don't love America, turn off cameras to hide truth, are to blame for racial tension is just plain wrong," he said.
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For the rest of Mr. Cobb's fascinating but uneven play, which opened on Sunday at the Cherry Lane Theater, the thick racial tension of that premise predominates.
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Partisan gridlock, populist anger, racial tension: This episode examines events during the Obama presidency that fueled bitter polarization and laid the groundwork for Donald J. Trump's election.
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"Yellow Negroes," the longest story in the book and the one it's named after, takes place at a complex intersection of French colonialism, racial tension, and economics.
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Obama hopes to provide a positive summation of his time in office while acknowledging centuries-old racial tension was never going to be resolved by his historic election.
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The series also goes in on the history of racial tension between the Los Angeles Police Department and the city's minorities, which set the tone for Simpson's trial.
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Whatever else, the torture of a white teen by black teenagers is already feeding into the deep racial tension that has erupted since the election of Donald Trump.
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Frustrated by the headline-making racial tension plaguing the country, the 28-year-old athlete decided to take a stand by not standing up during the national anthem.
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Running as a 'racial healer' Fallin, speaking after a week of heightened racial tension following shootings in Louisiana, Minnesota and Dallas, also defended the billionaire's controversial campaigning style.
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"I think the criticism is even worse now, with the racial tension that we're seeing and the political climate," explains the 38-year-old star, who is biracial.
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He may be abroad, but he's got his eye on his adopted country, where a man who denies climate change and incites racial tension is running for president.
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Suburbicon — also starring Clooney's pal Matt Damon — is a dark comedy about a white suburban town that's rocked with racial tension when an African-American family moves in.
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He said that Ball's decision to help a black man was a breath of fresh air in a political environment that he says has too much racial tension.
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Especially for African-Americans – especially now at a time of increased racial tension – the playful portrayals of racism and racist violence often conjure up horrific real-life experiences.
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" Mr. Elba, who played Nelson Mandela in a movie about the South African hero's life, said he views the racial tension as something "America has to deal with.
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Eren and Mocan's findings show what happens when the racial tension just under college football's surface bubbles up and spills out onto the real lives of black children.
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Mr. Graham covered the Supreme Court for The New York Times during an era of intense political upheaval and racial tension before becoming CBS's law correspondent in 21995.
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Warren: If for no other reason, we should know from watching news footage of protests over the past several years that the roots of racial tension run deep.
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Others like basketball player Carmelo Anthony, a member of the Olympic team, have used their star power to bring together communities and police to discuss racial tension and policing.
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Then, scripted television also capitalized off of the fervor in America's racial tension and its deadly effects by producing impulsive shows like FOX's Shots Fired and Netflix's Seven Seconds.
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While a vein of racial tension throbs through the first scenes, black, white and Latino characters are friends - they are members of the same community and the same union.
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In a decade when the country had witnessed the Rodney King beating, the Los Angeles Riots, and the O.J. Simpson trial, racial tension were at an all-time high.
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Working for a company controlled by the powerful Gupta family, it devised a campaign to highlight persistent economic divisions in a way that was likely to inflame racial tension.
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Their protests were quickly plastered all over the news, adding yet another layer of racial tension to the effort to fix the most segregated school system in the country.
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"A United Kingdom" was one of several true-life tales exploring race at this year's Toronto film festival, against a backdrop of heightened racial tension in the United States.
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In an era of increasingly fraught racial tension over systematic police abuse, will a dad joke mocking gluten-free diets be enough to bridge the divide and change minds?
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For me to be neither black nor white and see a lot of racial tension happen, it makes me think that I don't even know what culture is anymore.
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And yet, amid a national climate of rising racial tension, the compulsion to engage this history was for me visceral, akin to the urge to revisit a crime scene.
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It also recommended paying for anti-bias training for police, especially in minority communities where the presence of a Starbucks may contribute to racial tension by gentrifying the neighborhood.
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But as a guest on the show, he also brought light to social injustices against black people at a time when the United States was convulsed by racial tension.
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"I'm not going to present myself as the person who is going to resolve racial tension or racial inequality in this country -- that's not the story I'm telling," he continued.
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Remember that his success came against the backdrop of racial tension in Britain's cities – the second Benn fight fell six months after Stephen Lawrence was stabbed to death in London.
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" He added, "The fact that they united at a time of racial tension is something important that should be paid mind, but if they sucked, no one would have cared.
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They say he violated the Mann Act, and he had a conviction that occurred during a period of tremendous racial tension in the United States, more than a century ago.
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The genuine exploration of racial tension that distinguished some of Mr. Schrader's prior work as both a director and screenwriter, including "Blue Collar," is replaced here by glib nose thumbing.
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Don Hogan Charles photographed Mr. Hunt for an article about Harlem and its struggle to draw large crowds to its nightspots at a time of rising crime and racial tension.
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Racial tension where I grew up was the Swedes and Norwegians squaring off against the Finns every Saturday night in the parking lot outside the dance at the Labor Temple.
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In 1968, with the Vietnam War raging controversially, cities burning with racial tension, and generations clashing obstreperously, America was as intractably divided as the one in which we live today.
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It rose from its own ashes after the city's economic decline during the 1970s and 1980s, the withdrawal of the automotive manufacturing industry, and the consequent racial tension that followed.
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These young professionals were tired of navigating the decades-old racial tension that had persisted since Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel.
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It asks viewers to consider the climate that made such a horrifying outcome an almost mechanical inevitability — the crack epidemic, the AIDS crisis, socioeconomic disenfranchisement under Reaganomics, and widespread racial tension.
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As Vox's Zack Beauchamp pointed out, most of these Confederate statues were put up at times of racial tension: around the turn of the 20th century, and about 50 years later.
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The shootings stoked racial tension that has flared repeatedly across the country following the 2014 killing of Michael Brown, an unarmed black teen, by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri.
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The racial tension that built up during Lindsay's cycle of the Bachelorette spilled over into the following Bachelor in Paradise season when production was halted due to accusations of sexual misconduct.
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We were in Durham, N.C., which in terms of racial tension felt similar to many American cities before Ferguson became a household name, and Black Lives Matter became a national movement.
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The Boo reappeared as The Bear in "The Lords of Discipline," a twisty tale of loyalty, subterfuge, racial tension and cruelty centered on 220 undergraduates at the fictional Carolina Military Institute.
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The Manson Family amounted to a strange microcosm of this racial tension in America, guided by the primal fear and hatred of African Americans instilled in their abused and angry leader.
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That strategy of dismissing protest as being funded or imported by outsiders was commonly used during the civil rights movement to minimize racial tension or brush aside genuine demands for equality.
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But he quickly learned that Saskatchewan was home to a large aboriginal population, and that it had festered with racial tension since Canadian troops quashed the North-West Rebellion in 1885.
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Go: "Basquiat's 'Defacement': The Untold Story" at the Guggenheim Museum argues for a fresh look at the impact of the racial tension of the 1980s on the artist and his peers.
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Go: "Basquiat's 'Defacement': The Untold Story" at the Guggenheim Museum argues for a fresh look at the impact of the racial tension of the 1980s on the artist and his peers.
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If race showed in class lines, school cliques and being pulled over more often, our little Americana lacked the deep racial tension and mistrust that seem so hard to escape now.
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South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg will likely have to address the growing racial tension in his city over the recent shooting death of an African American man involving a police officer.
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At a time rife with racial tension, the Girls Trip star says there's a way to balance the seriousness of issues with humor in film — and hopes the upcoming movie accomplishes that.
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Race and sports and politics have always overlapped, but, as you just alluded to, there seems to be something unique about football and the NFL that produces this sort of racial tension.
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Critics argue that the timing of the move could escalate the racial tension that has grown out of the violence in Charlottesville, and further exacerbate the outrage that followed Trump's controversial response.
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The lunchtime brawl was captured on video and posted to social media by students, and some believe racial tension between African-American and Mexican students was the root cause for the violence.
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Johnson said the current climate of racial tension and religious intolerance spurred her and her husband, Rick, to meet with interest groups and write letters urging state officials to pull the plates.
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But racial tension in South Central Los Angeles, especially in the early 1990s, was fraught between these demographic groups, both caught in a system of limited access to economic and social resources.
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Brought up on the East Coast, he said, over coffee, that he expects America to face at least a decade of political turmoil, including racial tension, polarization, and a rapidly aging population.
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They speak to the intensification of racial tension in a political climate that has emboldened whites frustrated with a perceived loss of power and fueled fear and anxiety in communities of color.
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"We are disturbed by the ease in which foreign actors were able to manipulate your platform to advance anti-American sentiments that both exacerbates racial tension and ultimately threatens our democracy," they continued.
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Mueller indicted 13 individuals and three entities in Russia on charges of conspiracy to defraud the U.S. by posing as Americans to stoke political and racial tension on social media during the election.
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Even so, the tone at the House of the Lord Pentecostal was a measured one, the pleas for justice colored by the racial tension that has somehow reached new heights in recent weeks.
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Facebook is taking action in Myanmar, the Southeast Asian country where the social network has been used to incite racial tension and violence, as it has banned four armed groups from its service.
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But that movie in particular really highlighted the Black-Italian racial tension brewing at the time; that same summer, a Black man, Yusef Hawkins, was killed just for passing through an Italian neighborhood.
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Golub's incisive exploration of form, coupled with his psychological acuity, allows his classicism to address a theme like racial tension in the cold light of day, without tripping up on nostalgia or didacticism.
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Although he spoke highly of the broader community in Plymouth, Carlos Perez admitted that he has felt rejected because of his skin color, and that there is sometimes racial tension in the area.
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How's that for thinking one of the biggest stars in the history of pop music wouldn't acknowledge who she is and where she comes from, as racial tension has reached its tipping point?
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His actions also were responsible for a renewal of racial tension: City police first speculated that House's death may have been related to a drug deal -- with House possibly mistaken for another man.
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Police said in a brief statement that Namewee, whose real name is Wee Meng Chee, was detained to aid investigations into a video clip he released that allegedly insults religion and stokes racial tension.
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The hard-hitting criticism - drawing a comparison between modern police behavior and mob killings of blacks in the 19th and 20th centuries - comes at a time of renewed racial tension in the United States.
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The documentary also details the history of the explosive racial tension in Los Angeles between African Americans, the LAPD and the criminal justice system, which came to a head during and after his trial.
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The 51-year-old actress is the adopted single mother of 5-year-old Gemma, who is Black, and she fears for her daughter after the immense racial tension stirred up by the election.
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Ashland School Superintendent Keith Hilts, in his letter notifying Gokee of her suspension with pay, accused her of creating racial tension in the school and making the children of white police officers feel unsafe.
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During these troubling times; we can find no solace in having elected an African-American president only to see our country rapidly regress into a state of arrested social development and heightened racial tension.
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Blaming "damned dishonest" reporters for the racial tension in America, he dramatically reread his past statements on Charlottesville — but omitted the "many sides" and "both sides" assertions that drew criticism even from top Republicans.
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Mildred (who died in 2008) grew up in Central Point, Virginia, where, even deep into the Jim Crow era, blacks and whites mingled freely together with less racial tension than elsewhere in the South.
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But to have Darius bring up legitimate concerns and then to have all racial tension removed from the narrative just strengthens the feeling that this season considers race a subplot, not an overarching theme.
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The hard-hitting criticism - drawing a comparison between modern police behaviour and mob killings of blacks in the 19th and 20th centuries - comes at a time of renewed racial tension in the United States.
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There is at the very least anecdotal evidence that chronic understaffing, subpar living conditions, violence, gang activity, racial tension and the prevalence of drugs and contraband are the norms in many of our prisons.
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Oprah Winfrey was hell-bent on changing the world and easing racial tension even as a teen at East Nashville High School, according to Gary Holt, who was student body Prez when O was veep.
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Speaking to a largely African-American audience at the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia, Clinton also addressed the fatal shootings of five Dallas officers Thursday night, acknowledging the heightened racial tension in the country.
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De Maizière's proposal comes at a time of heightened religious and racial tension in Germany, after a series of attacks claimed by Islamic State, and a record number of Muslims seeking asylum in the country.
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" While the actor has become nearly synonymous with his city, he says, "With the busing strikes [in the 1970s] and the racial tension, I wasn't always as proud [of Boston], other than my sports heroes.
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Meanwhile celebrities still continue to support Kaepernick, who started an uproar when he started taking a knee during every game last season in to call attention to the headline-making racial tension plaguing the country.
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Trump spoke in West Bend, about 45 minutes north of Milwaukee, which has seen days of escalating racial tension following the fatal police-involved shooting of an African-American man who authorities say was armed.
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Experts on the witness panel who testified before lawmakers agreed that the scope of efforts to interfere was much larger than it appeared, emphasizing that much of those efforts were directed at stoking racial tension.
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In addition to addressing the nation as a whole, and offering condolences to the families of those killed and injured, Trump needed to assuage the rising racial tension that seems to be prevalent in America.
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But Red Letter Christians and other evangelicals have increasingly become frustrated that their church appears to be endorsing Mr. Trump's program of deporting immigrants, fanning racial tension and passing a tax deal benefiting the rich.
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This issue has brought more racial tension than anything I've seen or witnessed in the 44 years I've lived here, and I think most adults, black or white, living here would say the same thing.
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"The consequences around the divisiveness, and increased instability and uncertainty for families and children, combined with increased racial tension and overt acts of discrimination," Dr. Mujahid noted, all stand to heighten the John Henryism effect.
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LOS ANGELES/RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - America's hot summer of racial tension, violence and politics has spilled on to the basketball court, the track and the Twitter feeds of some of the country's top sports stars.
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Northam later retracted the admission, but the incident reopened old racial wounds in the South and has become a test of how quickly and forcefully Democratic contenders will respond to racial tension within their own ranks.
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Racial tension was already at a high during the election, with a spate of videoed shootings and deaths of black men by police officers, followed by ardent protests and the fatal targeting of white police officers.
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Racial tension has been high in the last two weeks following the police shootings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, and the subsequent killing of five police officers at a Black Lives Matter protest last Thursday.
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Mark is not native to Detroit, but his time here has put him in touch with the residual racial tension, which remains an understandably raw nerve, especially as demographics of the city begin to shift again.
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Dear White People has a pretty provocative title — and the show, for the most part, lives up to that promise, with a sharply drawn portrait of racial tension at Winchester University, a fictional Ivy League school.
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In the post-9/11 climate of heightened racial tension towards Muslim communities throughout the Western world, to have a beacon of successful multiculturalism like Amir in the public eye was a source of national pride.
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He also urged supporters to exercise their right to vote in April's presidential election, which many fear may also be tainted by the religious and racial tension that marred the Jakarta governor race two years ago.
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" Berman added, "There is at the very least anecdotal evidence that chronic understaffing, subpar living conditions, violence, gang activity, racial tension and the prevalence of drugs and contraband are the norms in many of our prisons.
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And we just had all of these activities going on and some amazing racial tension, and my view was none of our political leaders were stepping up in a way that gave context to our people.
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So you just had all of these activities going on and some amazing racial tension, and my view was that none of our political leaders were stepping up in a way that gave context to our people.
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SINGAPORE, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Facebook and other social media sites have restricted access to a satirical rap video in Singapore after the wealthy city-state's government requested the removal of content it said could fan racial tension.
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But there was broad racial tension throughout New York City during the 1960s and '70s, resulting in bias in neighborhoods, school districts, the arts, employment, the police, hospital care, elite school admissions, club membership and so on.
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The piece was based on one of Mr. Mahathir's most severe crackdowns, 1987's Operation Lalang — "lalang" is a hardy local weed — when 106 activists, politicians, intellectuals, students and others were detained for allegedly stoking racial tension.
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But once there they also found a tightly knit Chinese-American community that "relied on family and roots, which helped them get through some of the racial tension from the past to the present," Mr. Kung said.
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During the 1980s and 1990s, Delaware was a place in transition, with a booming financial-services culture clashing with the rising poverty, crime and racial tension in Wilmington, the state's largest city, which is also majority-black.
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ANKENY, Iowa — When Donald Trump was elected, John Olsen felt enraged by the racial tension that fueled his rise, the silence of his white neighbors and the stories of racial discrimination he heard from his nonwhite friends.
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Malcolm X is a contentious figure in US history; some view the black Muslim civil rights leader as an activist while others see him as a divisive figure who stoked racial tension, violence and anti-American sentiments.
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The two officers, Joseph A. Piagentini and Waverly M. Jones, were ambushed and fatally shot in the back outside a housing project in Harlem on May 21, 1971, a time when the city was rife with racial tension.
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In a soaring address, Obama said that a week of violence and racial tension had exposed the deepest fault lines in American democracy and acknowledged that the events of a traumatic week left the nation shocked and fearful.
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Two simple, $200 plywood caskets were made for Graham and his late wife, Ruth, who died in 2007, by inmates of Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola, Louisiana, a prison with a longstanding history of brutality and racial tension.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Movie director Kathryn Bigelow said on Wednesday she hoped U.S. President Donald Trump would watch her new film "Detroit," saying it might help to humanize him at a time when racial tension is roiling the nation.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Facebook and other social media sites have restricted access to a satirical rap video in Singapore after the government of the wealthy Asian city-state requested the removal of content it said could fan racial tension.
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At first glance, the case seemed juicy, stippled with suggestions of romantic obsession, racial tension and questionable pursuit of justice: The police had admitted that they had little, if any, hard evidence linking Mr. Hillary to the crime.
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He cited this display of unity as a national example for all Americans in what has been a mean season of racial tension, violence and recrimination, one that echoes the political and social turmoil associated with the 1960s.
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The series, called Living Undocumented, is set to premiere on the streaming platform on October 2 and will offer a poignant look at the lives of undocumented immigrants living in America during a time of increasing racial tension.
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The filings cap a stressful week for U.N.C., whose chancellor, Carol Folt, ordered the removal of the last remnants of a Confederate monument on campus that had become a focus of racial tension, and then announced her resignation.
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According to Rolling Stone: "Due to increasing racial tension, both in the ball community and in America as a whole, black queens began seeking out their own spaces ... This splintering of the community led to the formation of 'houses.'"
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Even on the fictional island that is Winchester University, we've seen racial tension build, and when Reggie can't stand his friend singing the n-word at a party, quick escalation leads to campus security pointing a gun at him.
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I know educators walk a fine line when figuring out just how much to expose children to, but I wish my teachers had found a thoughtful way to discuss racial tension during topical moments like O. J. Simpson's trial.
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The piece was based on one of Dr. Mahathir's most severe crackdowns, 1987's Operation Lalang — lalang is a hardy local weed — when 106 activists, politicians, intellectuals, students and others were detained without trial, accused of stoking racial tension.
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Sadly, the effect on the communities was even worse: In neighborhoods with the most racial tension, the risk of mortality for everybody—black, white, racists, and non-racist—was 24 percent higher, even after controlling for other social factors.
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Khusyanynova was the chief accountant for the campaign — known as Project Lakhta — that spent $22018 million in 2017 alone and relied on social media ads to "inflame passions" surrounding divisive political issues like gun control, immigration, and racial tension.
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The prognosticators indicate there's a possibility that only the supporting actress category would feature an actor of color: Mary J. Blige, for her sagacious matriarch in "Mudbound," a Netflix drama about racial tension in rural Mississippi in the 1940s.
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But race and racial tension — especially in the context of continued violence against people of color in the United States, an issue on which the public is deeply divided — are not quite as easy to simply commodify and brand.
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During a period of tremendous racial tension in the country, Williams believes the girls' story shows the power of friendship, and the good that can come when people embrace their perceived differences instead using them as a point of contention.
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It stirred racial tension by posting bogus letters from the Ku Klux Klan, planted stories about AIDS having been invented in America as a biological weapon and put it about that John F. Kennedy's murder was plotted by the CIA.
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For example, you could argue that at the height of its infamy, English hooliganism was fueled by a poisonous cocktail of dying industry, regional resentment, mass unemployment, racial tension, a war on class loyalty, cruel government, corrupt policing, and fading empire.
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In "West Side Story," with music by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, "One Hand, One Heart" is a hymnlike duet of arresting tenderness, an expression of a hope that will ultimately be dashed by racial tension and cultural mistrust.
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Russia studied and exploited the "fault lines of racial tension," said Representative Yvette D. Clarke, Democrat of New York, and multiple investigations into Russia's actions and the Trump's campaign possible involvement have thus far offered no safeguards to stop Moscow's efforts.
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The attacks added to the anguish and fear felt across America over a series of police shootings of mostly black men in the past two years that have led to street protests, racial tension and the emergence of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads WASHINGTON, DC — In the midst of escalating racial tension at the American University and across the United States rises an exhibition that honors the struggles of African Americans from the politically militant 1968s to the present.
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The document includes the exact wording of answers the aides are proposing for Mr. Trump to give to questions about police killings, racial tension and the perception among many black voters that he and the Republican Party are racist, among other topics.
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But the reality was that Wednesday's services were taking place beneath a cloud of national racial tension, and about 30 miles away from Mr. Thompson's funeral, F.B.I. agents in camouflage and tactical gear were providing security outside Mr. Ahrens's service in Plano.
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On Olympics In the summer of 21968, a roiling year of war, assassination and political and racial tension, I turned 19683 in the Cajun town of Eunice, La. Schools would not fully integrate until a year later, after man walked on the moon.
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The stress surrounding this case is not nearly so fraught as the Simpson case, where on the heels of riots fed by racial tension, Mr. Simpson, a black football legend and television star, was accused of murdering his ex-wife and her friend.
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Mr. Trump's latest attack on the media came at a time of heightened racial tension stoked by a white supremacists' rally in Charlottesville, Va., and continuing now in the national debate over removing statues that commemorate Confederate figures from the Civil War.
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A white candidate who excites black audiences is an intriguing match to the current moment of racial tension in America, as the Democratic Party works to elect a nominee to defeat a president who dismisses claims that his presidency has stoked the fires of racism.
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Even the police department in Ferguson, Missouri, which has supposedly binding reforms detailed in legal settlements as a result of the DOJ's civil rights division review (unaffiliated with the COPS Office that conducted the SFPD report), remains mired in racial tension and is dangerously understaffed.
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According to a program note from Foxy Henriques — the company Mr. Fox founded with Simon Henriques, who plays a plurality of roles in the young, eight-member cast — the artists second-guessed themselves recently as the country was roiled by gun violence and racial tension.
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Paul Manafort, Trump's top aide, said the real estate mogul will embody the spirit of the nearly 50-year-old speech that came at a time thick with racial tension, escalated earlier that year by the assassinations of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy.
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He gives equal weight, in telling this narrative, to childhood play, the circus, the army, music, racial tension and the Civil Rights movement as it affected Louisville and Washington D.C. It has been said that Gilliam doesn't make "black art," but this assessment misses the mark.
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A document our reporters obtained includes 26 questions the pastor intends to ask him for a cable show — about police killings, racial tension and the perception among many black voters that he and the Republican Party are racist — along with the answers Mr. Trump's aides have prepared.
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But in doing so, Mr. Trump has also opened the door to assertions of white identity and resentment in a way not seen so broadly in American culture in over half a century, according to those who track patterns of racial tension and antagonism in American life.
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Police shootings of black men including Jermaine Carby and Andrew Loku, coupled by what many criticize as a shady oversight system in the Special Investigations Unit, and the practice of street checks (carding) that disproportionately targets people of color, have fueled racial tension amongst cops and the black community.
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The film was X-rated in the UK, banned from the New York Film Festival for "being too controversial, and likely to incite racial tension" (as reported by Reggae historian Vivien Goldman, in a Time Out cover story from that year) and never released in the US, until now.
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"In the south, you've got poor living standards, you've got uncomfortable climate and you've got racial tension, and I think the three of those things means there's a lot less happiness in the south," Olsen, who is a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, told Hill.
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At a moment of heightened racial tension over police-related shootings, he chose to prosecute — and eventually won — the complicated case of Peter Liang, the former New York City police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black man, Akai Gurley, in the stairwell of a housing project in 2014.
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So often when we talk about racial tension in America and globally, we think a bit through the lens of how bad it is, how big a problem it is, how so much energy goes into fixing it, but it's something that we won't see change in our lifetime.
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The push for social realism in 1970s comics led to some heavy-handed moralizing, and while more recent titles like G. Willow Wilson's Ms. Marvel have dealt with racial tension in a natural narrative way, they're still rare compared to hero stories that would rather trade strictly in fantasy face-offs.
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From George Albert Smith's 20193 short The X-Ray Fiend, depicting the unsettling abilities of then newly-invented technology, all the way to Jordan Peele's take on racial tension in 2017's Get Out, year after year we have seen the horror industry bottle our most prominent fears for cinematic success.
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NATIONAL A front-page article on Sunday about police patrols during a time of racial tension in the wake of police shootings in Dallas and Baton Rouge, La., included comments from an officer in Prince George's County, Md., about race relations, including his criticism of the Black Lives Matter group.
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"We are beginning to turn away from focusing on our problems with whites, to matters involving blacks as human beings," he said in an interview in 1982 in The New York Times about the play, which explored self-loathing and racial tension among black soldiers in a predominantly white American military.
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LOS ANGELES/TORONTO (Reuters) - A slavery drama clouded by controversy, an African king fighting to be with a white woman and a young Barack Obama navigating college life are some of the true-life tales exploring race at the Toronto International Film Festival, against a backdrop of heightened racial tension.
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The audio of Yahweh Ben Yahweh depicts the sinister edge that eventually overtook the religious group, which began by offering Biblical inspiration to young African Americans during a period of racial tension and won endorsements from local leaders for tangible steps to clean up drug-riddled and dilapidated properties around South Florida.
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The shooting of Eric Jack Logan, who police alleged was breaking into cars and wielding a knife when he was shot by officer Ryan O'Neill last Sunday, has roiled the Indiana community, putting the spotlight on years of racial tension between the South Bend Police Department and the city's African American residents.
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The unfolding racial tension back in his native South Bend has unexpectedly given Mayor Pete a natural platform to insert himself into the war of words that has been going on between Biden and Booker in recent days, as well as the debate on Capitol Hill regarding reparations for the descendants of slaves.
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Responding to criticism from his recent trip to Myanmar, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said he's keen to learn about the country's racial tension and human rights atrocities, but it has emerged that both he and Twitter's public policy team ignored an opportunity to connect with a key civic group in the country.
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" The resolution continues: "The struggle to affirm the equal moral status of each individual regardless of skin color, while maintaining and nourishing our union as a single people, continues to animate the Republican Party today, especially in these times of racial tension when the country needs to come together rather than divide.
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But his enduring legacy, defined by aggressive efforts to fight crime in New York City in the 1990s, may be defined by how well his reforms this time — to solve entrenched problems of racial tension and mistrust that have plagued the police in Los Angeles, New York and across the nation — take hold.
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" (Jones replied on Twitter that there was only one opinion writer in the entire project; she has not responded to Vox's request for comment.) It was a sentiment he tweeted the day before about writers profiting from "seeing things through racial lenses and keeping racial tension aflame as much as Trump does.
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Compassion among humans is in short supply on the bus trip Julian takes with his mother on their way to her Wednesday night "reducing class" at the local Y. Their public transportation system has only recently been integrated, and the atmosphere of racial tension is compounded by Julian's own sense of superiority.
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Both Strayhorn's working paper and data from the National Survey of Black Americans demonstrate that black students who attend HBCUs often have higher self-esteem, a more assured racial identity and a more successful elimination of psychological stress resulting from racial tension as compared to their black student counterparts who attend predominantly white institutions.
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The trip is set on the weekend of President Trump's inauguration, as a group of white liberal bros (including Michael Cera and Christopher Abbott) curse their new leader one minute and spout subtle racist comments the next, creating an eerie sense that the racial tension under the surface could escalate at any drunken moment.
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Women, blacks, Hispanics, seniors and young people have it within their voting power to defeat a president who foments national division, exploits racial tension, and demonizes whole groups of Americans while his party makes a mockery of calling itself the party of Lincoln by waging hostile and anti-democratic attacks against their right to vote.
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Granted, that could be because he perceives black people as being in some way universally inferior — but more likely (especially given the circumstances in which he's speaking) it has to do with the social circumstances of the time and the particularly uncertain circumstances as racial tension began to bubble to the top and be specifically addressed.
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It's a lot of racial tension happening right now, and I think we need a show like this because visually, to see a Black man and a white man work through their differences; to see a Black woman and a white woman find a comfort in each other...you haven't seen it on TV in a long time.
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It doesn't matter if it was in Brooklyn or not—just because you're in Brooklyn doesn't mean that there isn't racial tension and that you can express certain parts of your personality and that there isn't catharsis that comes with somebody who is echoing your beliefs in a funny way and actually can express what we're all feeling.
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But however much its feel-good-odd-couple vibe has been a panacea for audiences whose nerves have been rubbed raw by present-day racial tension, such sidebar controversies as complaints about the movie's depiction of the late Don Shirley -- the black pianist portrayed by supporting actor nominee Mahershala Ali -- from Shirley's family could wear away its lead.
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At a time of growing racial tension, you would expect the leader of the nation to address the problem as President Obama tried to at the "beer summit" involving Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates and the white police officer investigating a report of a break-in who arrested Gates on the porch of his own home.
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My top 15 for the year is heavy on emotional, personal drama — Get Out is a particular standout because of the way it seamlessly brings in specific, up-to-the-moment concerns about racial tension and bigotry in policing, but makes them just one sideline in a horror story that's scary for a lot of other reasons.
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In addition to the compelling central mystery of the murders, there are subplots involving political rivalries, religious and racial tension—particularly from those humans who worship The Martyr, a vaguely Christ-like figure, only hanged instead of crucified—romantic entanglements, a criminal underground, and dozens of smaller narrative flourishes that serve to further build out this fictional world.
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But underlying the thought is a widespread sentiment that many people believe sincerely: This country's problem with race is all about individuals not understanding each other — often called "the racial divide" or "racial tension" — and this is cured by interactions between people of different races, whether working out in the gym or obsessing over the latest game.
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Given that he has yet to face any real negative consequences for it, there's no reason to think he's won't keep at it, and in the process usher in a new era of racial tension in the US. Trump's very first mention in the New York Times, the paper he worships and despises more than any other, was tied to racism.
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Featuring interrogation tapes and the stories of the families and friends of the murdered women, Bad Henry will look at the case from all perspectives: the lives of the victims, the devastation of a city plagued by crime and racial tension, the sick tactics of a killer, and the dogged police work that ultimately led to the arrest of a monster.
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And on this album I deal with a whole bunch of different issues from religions, the division in the country, the racial tension, I talk about love, about relationships ... "Everything's Gonna be Alright" (a song featuring BJ the Chicago Kid and The Hamiltones) was definitely inspired by the political climate ... I feel like we're in a modern-day civil rights era.
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Amazon is developing high-tech surveillance tools for an eager customer: America's police Russia-linked Twitter accounts promoted 'doxxing' over racial tension videos Kashmir: India's Modi talks 'new beginning' as tension rises with Pakistan The source with direct knowledge told NBC News that Coats had recommended that Gordon replace him, but that White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney told him they had someone else in mind.
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Drawing from more than 70 interviews with Simpson's friends and colleagues, as well as key figures in the so-called Trial of the Century, Peabody and Emmy-award winning director Ezra Edelman tells the story of the NFL star's rise to fame and his steep fall, while detailing the history of the crackling racial tension in Los Angeles, which continued during and after his trial.
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The neighborhood gained broader notoriety from news accounts of racially tinged episodes, including one in the late 1980s when a black family was chased out by white residents who broke their windows, threw rocks and hurled racial epithets, and another in 1987 when there was a melee outside of a school involving black and white students that community leaders described as an outburst of mounting racial tension.
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Calogero's story ends on a happy note; he never has to choose decisively between the two men he loves, or deal directly with the fallout from his friends' incitement of ethnic violence or his own racial slurs; he gets to serve as a kind of tour guide through racial tension in New York in the '60s without ever having to get out of the bus.
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With state support, rhetoric similar to that used by the former leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party, Nigel Farage, to scare voters about mass migration during the Brexit referendum has been deployed across Hungary, seemingly with the sole aim of whipping up racial tension and hostility to migrants -- and to demonize George Soros, a tactic laced with anti-Semitism, now being used by the alt-right globally.
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Read more from NBC News: After Epstein's suicide, Trump boosts conspiracy theories flourishing online Neo-Nazi website founder owes $14 million to woman he urged readers to harass, judge says Russia-linked Twitter accounts promoted 'doxxing' over racial tension videos BuzzFeed News was first to report on the post, which appeared on 4chan 38 minutes before the first tweet about Epstein's death from ABC News reporter Aaron Katersky at 8:54 a.m.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren clash escalates in contest for progressive championBernie Sanders unveils plan to cancel all $1.6 trillion of student loan debt Bernie Sanders makes the case for democratic socialism as Trump attacks and moderate Democrats worry Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana Pete Buttigieg confronts leadership test in impassioned South Bend townhall Under Pete Buttigieg, racial tension has long plagued South Bend's Police DepartmentPete Buttigieg seizes on top-tier status with 2nd-quarter fundraising blitz Sen.
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