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Navy to Rename USNS Harvey Milk, Review Civil Rights Ships

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According to CBS News, the Navy plans to rename the USNS Harvey Milk — a ship honoring the slain gay rights icon and Navy...

Anna Mae Robertson, Six Triple Eight Battalion Veteran, Dies at 101

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Anna Mae Robertson, one of the last surviving members of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion — known as the Six Triple Eight —...

Smokey Robinson Countersues Former Housekeepers Over Rape Allegations

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According to the Associated Press, Smokey Robinson has filed a defamation lawsuit against four former housekeepers who accused him of rape in incidents spanning...

Pastor Jamal Bryant Targets Dollar General in Diversity Push

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According to Fox 5 Atlanta, Metro Atlanta pastor Jamal Bryant is shifting his focus to Dollar General after months of boycotting Target over its...

This Day in History: Tom Bradley Elected First Black Mayor of Los Angeles

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On May 29, 1973, Tom Bradley made history by becoming the first African American mayor elected in Los Angeles, defeating incumbent Sam Yorty with...
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Public opposition prompts Bossier City to reverse course on facility closure

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Johnson, municipal leaders statewide clash with Pritzker over local funding cuts

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Advocates criticize bipartisan housing bill

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Public opposition prompts Bossier City to reverse course on facility closure

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