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Colston statue 'will go back on public display', says Bristol mayor
Marvin Rees said the long-term plan for the statue is for it to be publicly accessible 'with context'.
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VideoWright family attorney on Potter trial: 'We can't have two systems of justice in America'
Benjamin Crump, co-counsel for the family of slain motorist Daunte Wright, speaks to Yahoo News as the jury deliberates a verdict for former Brooklyn Center, Minn. police officer Kim Potter in the killing of Wright, following a two-week trial. Crump draws parallels between the Potter case and that of Mohamed Noor, a Black former Minneapolis police officer who was found guilty in the shooting death of a white female in 2019.
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Jim Davidson storms out of racism debate with Ashley Banjo over BLM
The former gameshow host called the Diversity star 'George' by accident and told him to 'stick to dancing'.
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'Ashley Banjo: Britain In Black And White': the story behind one of the most complained-about moments in TV
The Diversity star has made a documentary about one of TV's most complained about moments.
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Ashley Banjo increased security to protect family in wake of racist reaction to Diversity's 'BGT' BLM performance
The dancer and 'BGT' judge feared for the safety of his family after being subjected to racist abuse and death threats for Diversity's BLM-inspired performance.
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Diversity's Black Lives Matter dance nominated for Bafta's must-see moment award
The dance troupe's tribute to George Floyd is in the running for the must-see moment award, voted for by the public.
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VideoRep. Cori Bush on supporting Black Lives Matter: ‘People were calling us terrorists. … We wanted to stop Black death at the hands of police’
Rep. Cori Bush, a prominent Black Lives Matter activist elected to Congress in November, remembers the hate-filled stares and the mental and physical abuse she and others endured from police officers while protesting in Ferguson, Mo., in 2014 and 2015. Today the freshman congresswoman uses the experiences and passion she had protesting the death of 18-year-old Michael Brown Jr. then to fight for Black lives in Congress now. “People were calling us terrorists for saying Black lives matter,” Bush,