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Burberry apologizes for hoodie with noose around the neck

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Cheri Beasley Named North Carolina’s First Black Female Supreme Court Chief Justice

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By Kiersten Willis, Atlanta Black Star In a historic move, North Carolina has named its first Black woman Supreme Court...

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One of the 17 Black Women Elected as Judges in Houston Dies

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“She was an awesome, very strong woman” By Teddy Grant, Ebony Judge Cassandra Hollemon, who made headlines last year when...

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