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University of North Carolina moves to eliminate diversity goals 01:42
Mississippi 'Goon Squad' members sentenced for torturing Black men 03:10
How a biased test kept thousands of Black people from getting kidney transplants 02:42
Women's March Madness team faced racial threats 01:42
Utah coach says team had to switch hotels after racist attacks in Idaho town 02:11
Civil rights icon Opal Lee receives new home 02:04
Flipping the Script: ‘The Space Race’ documentary spotlights Black astronauts 04:13
Why a Chinese American family is donating $5M to Black college students 03:16
Vice President Harris marks 59th anniversary of Bloody Sunday 02:00
Meet the brothers behind Philadelphia's first Black-owned brewery 03:29
Nation's first Black opera company gets a new chance in old home 04:28
First-ever HBCU figure skating team formed at Howard 01:38
NFL’s most stylish player Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah highlights his African roots 03:45
Social justice artist fights to keep Black families in Chicago homes 03:38
Texas Southern University offers aviation program to bring diversity to field 05:13
Pennsylvania teacher dresses up as trailblazers for Black History Month 03:11
Protesters rally before trial for Black teen's suspension over hairstyle 00:46
White House lectern honors Black female journalists 02:55
New program works to boost number of Black cardiologists 04:11
Tulsa works to rebuild historic 'Black Wall Street’ a century after massacre 03:04
Political twins, opposing sides: 'I couldn't find many other black Republicans 03:15 Monica Sparks and Jessica Ann Tyson are twin sisters. They are also running for county commissioner in different districts in Michigan. One big difference between them: their party affiliation. Sparks, a Democrat, and Tyson, a Republican, disagree on many political issues, including President Trump. Yet they continue to find common ground as family. They talk to NBC News’ Morgan Radford about Trumps job performance, how minorities can find representation on both sides of the aisle, and putting their differences aside. Aug. 7, 2018
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University of North Carolina moves to eliminate diversity goals 01:42
Mississippi 'Goon Squad' members sentenced for torturing Black men 03:10
How a biased test kept thousands of Black people from getting kidney transplants 02:42
Women's March Madness team faced racial threats 01:42
Utah coach says team had to switch hotels after racist attacks in Idaho town 02:11
Civil rights icon Opal Lee receives new home 02:04 
