Friends Remember Mark Carson as a ‘Beautiful, Fabulous Gay Man’
by Jamilah King on May 20 2013, 9:43AM
The murder of a black gay man in New York City’s iconic gay neighborhood has rattled the city’s LGBT community.
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VideoFriends Remember Mark Carson as a ‘Beautiful, Fabulous Gay Man’
by Jamilah King on May 20 2013, 9:43AM
The murder of a black gay man in New York City’s iconic gay neighborhood has rattled the city’s LGBT community.
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Winnsboro Police Believe Woman’s Burns Were Self-Inflicted
by Jorge Rivas on October 23 2012, 3:20PM
Sharmeka Moffitt, a 20-year-old black woman, is in critical condition with burns on more than half her body after being attacked by three alleged KKK members.
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Hate-Crime Sentence and Ruling on Marriage Cross a Spectrum of Justice
by Michelle Chen on August 7 2010, 9:32AM
A hate-crime killing and Judge Walker’s ruling speak to a spectrum of inequality from the county courthouse to a Brooklyn street.
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The Softer Side of Hate Crime?
by Michelle Chen on April 30 2010, 11:03AM
When should a teenage killer be viewed with sympathy? The New York Times broached that issue yesterday with a long profile of Jeffrey Conroy, recently convicted in the case of the stabbing death of Ecuadorian immigrant Marcelo Lucero. While press…
Topics: Criminal Justice
A Rant on Anti-Latino Hate Crimes
by Guest Columnist on October 19 2009, 1:30PM
By Kevin Johnson This post originally appeared on the Immigration Prof Blog. Sadly, it continues to be open season on Latinos — especially Latino immigrants — in the United States. The “sport” of “beaner hopping” is even defined in…
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Luis Ramirez, Marcelo Lucero and the White Boys We Can’t Bring Ourselves to Convict
by Julianne Hing on August 19 2009, 10:18AM
Got word from Long Island Wins that Brian Scully, the last of the six kids who beat Luis Ramirez to death to get sentenced, ended up with three years of probation, a $1,147 fine and 400 hours of community service….
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by Jonathan Adams on August 15 2008, 11:40AM
Today, the Louisiana teen who threatened Jena 6 protesters with a noose hanging from his truck, was sentenced to four months in jail after pleading guilty to a “misdemeanor charge of interfering with the marchers’ federally protected right to…
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