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Her reports were “not good for the country’s image.”

"There used to be lots of bread."

He wants the flag to honor Indians instead of the Confederacy.

"[W]hite people will work for you. That will be true freedom."

The country is “in the grip” of a drought and a bad economy.

She remains convinced that someone was behind it.

"Baltimoreans want the world to look beyond a headline and see its charm."

Two black women will face off in the election in April.

An accidental white advocate.

Plaque would critique the monument "as a symbol of white supremacy and racism."

Protests ignited by corruption and high inflation.

Financial pressure could force him out of office.

Corruption is making investment in South Africa untenable.

The economy declined precipitously under his rule.

White liberals again unwittingly offend their new rulers.

Courts will vacate nearly 5,000 convictions.

And all on your dime.

Groups have to meet racial quotas and pay off the kleptocrats.

White man got the shaft.

Rainbow Nation shows its colors.

She’s demanding “an explanation.”

White people have a right to be heard, but not “at the expense of other people."

Anti-white discrimination is a "government imperative."

"Are Democrats inviting an eventual Balkanization of their party and country?"

New commissioner: “This seat belongs to the people who look like me.”

He lives in a mental world of his own.

“A judiciary that truly reflects the different faces of the people that come before it.”

About ninety politicians have been killed since 2016.

Much of formal math is “metaphysical junk” and must be replaced with indigenous ways of teaching.

Companies "should feel the fire is getting started and will burn, at least for two years, and hopefully beyond."

All the money was spent on parties.

“After Freddie Gray, things just went berserk.”

It “defies the party’s mission to be more diverse and more inclusive.”

South African president said blacks were tired of whites’ “lackadaisical commitment to nation-building.”

South Africa proves it.

Strange things are possible in Africa

CBS wants more non-white producers and entertainment executives.

Because it will help the country be “fully reconciled.”

South Africa helped Zimbabwe swindle white farmers.

Made possible by “book deals” and “wise savings and investments.”

Blacks make up 5 percent of the student population but 21 percent of the suspensions.

This was an illegal use of tax dollars.

Proposed amendment to the constitution: “Zero compensation may be regarded as just and equitable.”

They impose left-wing dictates on their own party.

Black Lives Matter says assaults are part of a "power struggle."

Black groups demand reparations.

On top of the $244k salary he took from the organization last year.

Malema: “I will pull the race card every time.”

Dan Roodt and the struggle for South Africa.

What other explanation for suspicion can there possibly be?

NAACP president thinks RNC should fund "cultural proficiency training" for convention staffers.

Each one replaces a white man.

What the mid-term elections mean for us.

Black racial identity must be fought with white racial identity.

Wealthy, white neighborhood wants to separate from the black-governed city, which they say is poorly run.

"White job-seeking youth" should look on other websites.

Al Sharpton’s rise to power and profit.

Local court system run by black women "trying to set the example for the way true law and justice should work."

Media say “white nationalist.”

She herself has not been fired — yet.

Elected by a town that's 80 percent white, he now complains of racism.

Blacks are “the backbone of the Democratic Party,” so he had to go.

Ad by Black Americans for the President's Agenda warns blacks against “believe her” movement.

It's a "historic" moment for the country.

They want him well positioned if Democrats win the House in November.

Black homicide unit commander says accusations against him are part of a "conspiracy" to oust him from the unit.

He planted drugs on people he and his crew arrested.

They made off with $178 and some cigarettes.

South Africa has the highest unemployment rate in the world.

Conflicting reports concerning EFF provincial assembly.

Without foreigners to run the shops, black South Africans struggle to feed themselves.

His campaign strategy: No city contracts for non-donors.

Bill provided for compensation for expropriated land.

Says the government wants the coal deposits under his game reserve.

Panic ensues.