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Most of the students involved appear to be Hispanic.

Lemon had no rebuttal.

It depicts an African tribe that sold other blacks into slavery.

The 13th Amendment allows forced labor as punishment for crimes.

They want reparations right now.

“A one hour Critical Race Theory experience disguised as a tour."

“The topic of slavery is not currently addressed in the 2nd Grade curriculum."

No more cry-baby nationalism.

Old photographs are the latest racial injustice.

The city should also "commit to repairing slavery’s harm."

The New York Times blames whitey for Haiti's failure.

Zahida Aman, Mohammad Nauman Chaudhri, and Mohammad Rehan Chaudhri face a long time in jail.

Record turnout for 2002 American Renaissance conference.

What the monument's removal means for us.

Happy Cinco de mayo.

Black grievances override property rights.

The university won't call the fund "reparations" because the term can be "counterproductive."

It joins a growing list of universities with monuments apologizing for slavery.

"You cannot detach the word 'master' from its roots in American Chattel Slavery."

This follows the Bank of England's apology in 2020.

An opportunity for us.

"The appalling atrocity of slavery forever stains our history."

“We see no reason to celebrate 70 years of the ascension of your grandmother to the British throne."

”It was written by slavers and colonists, and white people who were willing to make deals with slavers and colonists."

The truth about white racial consciousness in American history.

Liberia's president says "our forefathers" would look upon the country with "pride and satisfaction."

More anti-white propaganda.

It's supposed to be a comedy.

The removed image was meant to portray civilization.

America owes its liberties and prosperity to black people.

Writer claims New Year's Day reminds blacks of slavery.

The new description fails to mention the context of the painting.

Making millions to throw a ball is just like slavery.

Black BBC host should pay reparations.

Keith Richards: "I don't want to get into conflicts with all of this s***."

"More than 9.2 million (people) are still in captivity in slavery."

Democrats are now horrified by basic immigration enforcement.

Out with Robert E. Lee, in with Nat Turner.

"Slave" is a forbidden word.

We’re racist no matter what we do.

Diversity doesn't work in India, either.

"The institution's attitude of repentance is being supported by actions of repentance."

Congresswoman: "This land is stolen land."

"It is time to engrave the great injustice of colonial slavery into our city’s identity."

The university will add memorials to the slaves who helped build its campus.

UN human rights chief: "I am calling on all states to stop denying — and start dismantling — racism."

In New Orleans alone, nearly 3,000 blacks owned slaves.

VP Harris: "It is not only a day of pride. It's also a day for us to reaffirm and rededicate ourselves to action."

The Great Statue Replacement rolls on.

Will they next add George Floyd Remembrance Day?

The governor says it will lead to a "more equal California."

“Argentina needs to understand that it is both very racist and very Afro."

"How can I be in support of commemorating the history and culture of my ancestors' slave master?”

"For Brown University students, the Ivy League college’s next step . . . is clear: Pay up."

It's accused of fraudulently importing low-caste workers from India.

Some want the site to focus on "Indigenous history and the role of slavery in the Texas Revolution."

"No such bill has ever come this far during congressional history of the United States."

"We can take an actual step toward reconciliation."

Black Mayor: "Symbols that occupy our collective landscape matter."

“This is not reparations, but it’s in the spirit of reparations."

Three-percent-black Canada creates holiday to acknowledge "the multi-generational harms caused by slavery."

They want to create a "billion-dollar foundation" for reparations.

Blacks can now serve as tribal chiefs.

"It's dehumanizing."

University president: "Blood money from slavery is woven into old institutions like Rutgers."

He blames "white resentment" for why he couldn't get it done as president.

Democrats demand a "national apology" for slavery.

He says conversations about reparations "are certainly in order."

"A rare old architectural specimen whose core structure may date to the 1700s is not sacrosanct in the face of reckoning."

Does that explain the stereotype?

Virginia House wants public universities to offer reparations.

Philly adds two holidays to celebrate non-whites.

An attack on racism that is really a defense.

Black Brazilians want their own "spaces."

Critic: "Thankfully, this racist monster will no longer be a Congressman."