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CA Attorney General Says Second Amendment Justifies Racist Law
After the Los Angeles Watts' Riot of 1965, two Black men formed the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense in Oakland California. On several occasions they and their supporters confronted police and government officials while openly bearing arms.
Is Race Socially and Legally Constructed?
Racism is a deliberate classification approach and behavior of one type people to humiliate and fail another type people.
US and Brazil Collaborate to Combat Discrimination
Both countries have executed a robust series of activities and identified numerous ways to deepen and institutionalize our cooperation.
Is There a Dangerous Bond Between Racism and Conflict?
Where societies have been shattered by conflict, the United Nations strives to promote peace processes and peacebuilding that foster inclusion, dialogue, reconciliation and human rights, Mr. Ban highlighted.
Three Best Antidotes to Offensive Speech
Deputy Representative to ECOSOC John F. Sammis today underlined that the best antidote to offensive speech is not bans and punishments but a combination of three key elements...
