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The 2014 Ferguson protests ignited a new era in U. S. civil rights, influencing discussions on race, policing, and social issues. This event's ripple effects continue to shape activism and public discourse a decade later.
Three former Memphis police officers are on trial for the death of Tyre Nichols, a case that led to significant police reforms. Two other officers have already pleaded guilty in this high-profile incident.
Michael Premo's "Homegrown" offers an intimate look at three Trump supporters, challenging media stereotypes and revealing the diverse, contradictory nature of the "patriot" movement leading up to and beyond January 6.
Ten years after Michael Brown's death sparked the Black Lives Matter movement, AP journalists reflect on covering racial justice protests and the evolving landscape of activism in America.
Michelle Obama's 2024 DNC speech introduces a striking phrase, reshaping the debate on inequality and privilege in America. Her words challenge perceptions of affirmative action and generational wealth.
Former Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin, convicted in George Floyd's death, has been transferred to a Texas prison. This move follows a severe stabbing incident in Arizona last year.
Two leaders who emerged from Ferguson's 2014 unrest compete for a congressional seat. The race, marked by Israel-Palestine debate and significant campaign spending, tests progressive politics.