NYPD More Likely to Question Black, Latino Subway Riders Even though Blacks and Hispanics make up nearly 50% of the riders in the New York City Subway, a recent report from the New York Daily News has found that, during the past two years, 90% of these individuals have been questioned and stopped by the New York City Police Department.
NJ.com. Rev. James Orange, civil rights activist, dies at 65 The Rev. James E. Orange, a project coordinator with the Southern Christian Leadership Conference alongside Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. from 1965-1970, and a regional coordinator with the AFL-CIO, passed away this Saturday at the Crawford Long Hospital in Atlanta.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Lawmakers urged to create panel to study black males Lawmakers in Boston were encouraged by Black community leaders to pass a bill that would create a twenty-one person-run study to “examine the ‘social status’” of Black men throughout the state, raising some criticisms from Leonard C. Alkins, the president emeritus of the Boston NAACP chapter.
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