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CNN Misses: ‘Hands Up, Don’t Shoot’ Narrative Suppressed the Truth

CNN’s Don Lemon hosted a panel of guests Thursday night to discuss the truth behind the “Hands up, don’t shoot” mantra adopted by Black Lives Matter protesters. Despite a lively discussion, CNN still does not seem to fully grasp the role it’s own misleading coverage played in suppressing the truth.

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Leno: ‘College Kids Now Are So Politically Correct’

Comedian Jay Leno said that “college kids now are so politically correct” when asked about what changes he has seen at colleges during his time performing on campuses on Friday’s “Late Night with Seth Meyers.” “College kids now are so

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Black Students at Berkeley Want Building Named for Cop Killer Terrorist

The University of California Berkeley’s Black Student Union (BSU), pressuring the administration to make the campus more hospitable for blacks, has included an outrageous demand among the list of issues it wants addressed: renaming a building on campus after Assata Shakur, who killed New Jersey state trooper Werner Foerster in 1973 and is wanted by the FBI as a terrorist.

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Jackson Lee: Race and Gender ‘a Factor’ in Lynch Nomination

Representative Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) argued that race and gender were “a factor” in the battle over Loretta Lynch’s confirmation on Thursday’s “NewsNation” on MSNBC. After hearing Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL) say “I have voted against African-American women nominees in the

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1,000 Convictions to Be Reviewed After SFPD Racist Text Scandal

A series of racist and homophobic text messages allegedly sent by officers in the San Francisco Police Department could result in the dismissal of three pending criminal cases as early as next week, and the review of 1,000 convictions that took place over the course of the last decade. Additionally, as many as 120 other cases could be scrapped.

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Durbin: GOP Putting Loretta Lynch ‘in the Back of the Bus’

Wednesday on the Senate floor, Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) likened Senate Republicans’ confirmation vote delay on attorney general nominee Loretta Lynch to racist Jim Crow laws that forced African-Americans like Rosa Parks to sit on the back of the bus.