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A retired San Francisco fireman remembers what it was like.

Reparations, rumors, race wars, and more.

Frank Sinatra once sung, "Bet your bottom dollar, you'll lose the blues in Chicago."

Black mayor dares speak the truth.

But blacks are a lot more likely than whites to be dangerous.

Three children dead, including a one-year-old and a 10-year-old.

Nor, many say quietly, worth saving.

Meanwhile, in Chicago.

Groups are calling for "disruptive actions" in D.C. as part of a "Strike for Black Lives."

There will be protests across the nation on Friday.

Berkeley professor sounds like an American Renaissance reader.

From drugs and crime to fatherhood and MAGA.

Two years ago, the company was sued for doing this.

His son last saw him when he was 4 or 5 years old.

Or the consequences of affirmative action.

But no mention of the disparate crime rates.

Futile goals and manufactured emotions in multi-racial America.

A case study of how white officers take the rap.

"[I]f I’m not over here blowing up stuff, if I’m not over here messing up my community, then what are y’all doing?"

In 2018, blacks used mail-in ballots at less than half the rate of whites.

The ambiguous case that set off nation-wide rioting.

Those lives don't matter because the killers were black.

Lawlessness spreads.

"Property is not more important than black life. Neither is the law."

"What I'm seeing is people who are trying their best to do something with their hurt."

"F**k white people bro, they bad as f**k."

This is a neighborhood where mass violence was just waiting to happen.

Will looters be fazed?

Notes on fertility, feminism, and females.

And wrangle with liberal school administrators.

Dark cinema.

"If black Americans don't champion their own, no one will."

The pro-footballers were trying to cover their gambling losses.

Tyquan Howard met his end.

The reality is grim.

Black women deserve to be "praised, loved, and uplifted" — not "locked in cages.”

"We alone have put ourselves in this predicament, and blacks need to admit it."

The uncertainty whites face during COVID-19 is "everyday" for black and brown Americans.

Data suggests that blacks face greater threats from members of their own race than they do from whites.

Public advocates are still complaining about "over-policing" of "black and brown bodies."

The horror, the horror.

Misery marches on.

"Progress" enters the new millennium.

Police say she pawned the ring and bought herself a new car.

Black urges blacks to "take charge of their health."

Black barbers are "risking their lives" to save cultural icons.

The birth of the new "normal."

"Systemic racism" will be to blame if they get Covid.

Perhaps they should be quarantined.

A conversation with Joy Reid, Amanda Seales, Jemele Hill, Sunny Hostin, Tiffany Cross, Errin Haines, and Brittany Cunningham.

Homicide has actually increased.

"Racism" makes blacks sick.

Learn something.

An extract from radical historian Mike Davis' latest book.

The surgeon general apologized.

Some patterns are immune to global pandemics.

Owners are urged to do more to prevent the looting . . . since the government won't.

"We haven’t reached the peak of the human crisis we’re facing.”

Recommending the use of masks is, "one more instance of racial insensitivity that pervades the response to this pandemic."

They tore it apart with their bare hands.

Birmingham's integration, the Mariel boatlift, and a positive thesis about us.

They think "it's a safe haven from racism."

To put it mildly.

"Nobody deserves to have a childhood like mine."

The city is up to 442 shootings for the year.

Some patterns just can't be ignored.

Violent crime is up since Friday.

The biggest difference isn't intelligence — it's violence.

“Sometimes you find that people share the same politics you do, but because of fear or backlash, black people don’t talk about it."

"At the end of the tunnel, though, there may be some light."

They are motivated by racial politics — not class warfare.

"Is 'centrist' the new 'nigger'?"

"Teens" stomped her.

“A person’s hair is a core part of their identity.”

What does it portend?