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Protesters make massive, peaceful push for change

Demonstrators marched in cities across the U.S. and on four other continents Saturday, collectively producing perhaps the largest one-day mobilization since George Floyd's death

The Associated Press

ASU investigates new Cronkite dean for allegedly racist remarks to Loyola students

Jevaughn Williams, a junior and spokesperson for Cronkite’s chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists, cited student concerns and called for a thorough investigation

Cronkite News

Quiet memories of D-Day

Few are there to mourn World War II warriors in Normandy this year

The Associated Press

'Get your knee off our necks!' Floyd mourned in Minneapolis

Updated: Spirited and fiery memorial service brings call for action

The Associated Press

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Ben Cutting

Top 10 Stories: What Indian Country read this past week as of Jun 06, 2020

What you, our Indian Country readers, read most

Vincent Schilling

Curfew curtailing casinos? Don’t bet on it, owners say

Arizona casinos have stayed open despite a weeklong curfew put in place by the governor in response to protests over George Floyd’s death

Cronkite News

Mashpee Wampanoag: US Court ‘stood up for justice’

Updated: 'We’re praying the Trump administration will do the right thing and stand with Mashpee'

Kolby KickingWoman

US unemployment drops unexpectedly to 13.3 percent

'The surprising thing here is the timing and that it happened as quickly as it did'

The Associated Press

From Alaska to D.C., Natives march in solidarity

‘We are out here not only to homage to the individual George Floyd, who was blatantly murdered in front of America, but all those affected by trauma, racism and profiling’

Dalton Walker

Emotions run high as anti-lynching bill stalls in Senate

Raw feelings were evident as Sen. Rand Paul — who is single-handedly holding up the bill — sought changes as a condition of allowing it to pass

The Associated Press

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