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Filmmakers documenting America’s racial reckoning are also recording history l Nightline

Before the world watched George Floyd’s killing, there were images of Emmett Till, the Little Rock Nine and the LA uprising. Filmmakers talk about continuing…

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Fighting for change amid of a summer of unrest l Nightline

Some cities have defunded police departments, bringing results to some calls for action. But as more Black people die at the hands of police, what…

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Breonna Taylor’s family celebrates her life, recalls the night she died: Part 1 | Nightline

Taylor’s sister and mother talk about the life she aspired to live and the moment they found out she had died after Louisville, Kentucky police…

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The fight for justice following Breonna Taylor’s death: Part 2

Outrage over the death of George Floyd brought new attention to Taylor’s case and calls for the officers involved in her death to be held…

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How Black women have been empowered to wear their natural hair during the pandemic | Nightline

Women of color have long faced prejudices against natural hair in professional and academic settings. Now, a growing online movement is empowering them to embrace…

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Police officers work to mend relationship between communities, law enforcement | Nightline

“Nightline” speaks to police officers in California about the two Los Angeles sheriff’s deputies who were ambushed as well as their efforts to build trust…

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The sale of slaves saved Georgetown University: will descendants be repaid? | Nightline

In 1838, Georgetown benefited from one of the largest slave sales in American history. The university has apologized and renamed buildings, but students are asking…

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Artist Ange Hillz paints portrait of Breonna Taylor: Part 2 | Nightline

For Hillz, a performance painter out of Houston, the act of painting is almost as important as the art itself. Taylor was 26 years old…

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Street artists create murals of Black lives lost that cannot be ignored: Part 1 | Nightline

Artists have taken a leadership role in the fight for equality, painting murals commemorating those who’ve died from racism, and joining a history of art…

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Prosecutors with range of political ideals discuss reforming criminal justice system | Nightline

ABC News’ Sunny Hostin, a former federal prosecutor, speaks with Cristine Soto DeBerry, founder of California’s Prosecutors Alliance and Colorado District Attorney George Brauchler. WATCH…

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Progressive prosecutors work to reform criminal justice system from within | Nightline

St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner and Boston’s District Attorney Rachael Rollins two of a wave of prosecutors who are focusing on ending mass incarceration…

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