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"Atlantic" readers respond to Ta-Nehisi Coates's request for their experiences with racial prejudice after posting his "Letter to My Son." 
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The author of Between the World and Me asks readers to submit their own experiences with racism and its physical consequences.
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Former NRL player Jarryd Hayne has stirred up a 2000-year-old controversy and angered Jewish groups by arguing that the Jews were responsible for the death of Jesus Christ.
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Facebook's pro-gay marriage photo filter prompted a backlash in Russia and across the Arab world.
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Racial injustice is widespread and profound in cities and schools across North and West; not a "South problem," an "American problem."
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Barack Obama resorts to the 'N-word' as he says US is not 'cured' of racism - World - NZ Herald News
Barack Obama has deployed the most explosive racial epithet as he urged America to tackle its enduring legacy of racism and slavery following the massacre of nine black people during - New Zealand Herald
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The flag that Dylann Roof embraced, which many South Carolinians embrace, endorses the violence he committed.
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Of course, he understands oppression in a way weird, niche people like chicks and coloureds and homos just don't.
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A controversial petition urging the International Olympic Committee to revoke Caitlyn Jenner's gold medal has been launched on Change.org
Peter Mellow's insight:
Just another sign of unaccepting people. Come on guys, grow up!
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Character Minutes's curator insight,
June 2, 2015 11:20 AM
Greay food for thought thT relates to online classes that reach students outside the USA.
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From where I sat at the SCG on Friday night, everything Adam Goodes did was awesome. He helped the Swans win handsomely and his war cry challenge to opposition Carlton fans after his goal from 40m was sensational.
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Mozambican Emmanuel Sithole was walking down a street in Johannesburg's Alexandra Township when four men surrounded him on Saturday, April 18.
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It's not easy being Chinese in New Zealand. When were you last asked by a stranger where you were born? For me, it was last week, in a pub, watching the Hurricanes. It occurred to - New Zealand Herald
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We've all read the headlines - 'Chinese buyers are swooping on our homes!
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Facebook feeds have seen a bright splash of color as the tech giant enabled users to update their profile pics with a rainbow overlay to support gay pride.
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Language does not exist encased in glass and formaldehyde.
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A Spanish village whose name translates as "Fort Kill Jews" reverts to its previous title after a referendum and local government approval.
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In the wake of the Charleston church shooting, BBC News takes a look at white supremacists in the United States and what defines them.
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His suggestion that he couldn't incorporate Aboriginal perspectives because he couldn't get any Aboriginal writers is absurd.
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Today, post-Jenner, with the surrender of many religious conservatives on the impending "redefinition of marriage," they can no longer afford to treat trans persons as afterthoughts. We must be attacked head-on theologically. That, however, is proving to be rather difficult.
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A survey has named the nation whose travellers are most likely to steal items - not including toiletries - from their hotel room.
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A simple request for an unopened can of Diet Coke on a United Airlines flight left Tahera Ahmad in tears.
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Gambian President Yahya Jammeh is not alone in Africa in his disapproval of homosexuality, but his latest inflammatory remarks sets him apart.
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The violence in South Africa isn't as simple as xenophobia -- it's a down to its oppressive past which it still hasn't learned from.
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