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He labeled a bullet with a threat to Boise’s mayor. This just happened to him in court

BOISE, Idaho — Menacing graffiti. Bullets labeled with threats to Boise Mayor Lauren McLean. Discussions of mass violence. Four firearms, including an assault rifle, and tactical gear. Writings avowing loyalty to a right-wing extremist ideology.

Tribune News Service

Missouri man who pointed gun at BLM protesters gets just 3% of vote in GOP Senate primary

Mark McCloskey finished in fifth place with fewer than 20,000 votes

The Independent UK

Premier League teams to limit 'taking the knee' to significant games

Players and staff of Premier League teams have been taking the knee since the 2020 killing of George Floyd, but they will henceforth be asked to do it do it only in “significant matches”

The Hindu

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LOS ANGELES — It was June 2020, weeks after George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police, sparking Black Lives Matter protests around the world and a widescale conversation about race.

Los Angeles Times

MAGA truckers: Three tons of fascism

MAGA motorists have been driving our quality of life into the ground for years

Salon

Glasgow statues targeted by 'racist' group leaving 'White Lives Matter' placards

Placards reading 'White Lives Matter' were hung on monuments in Glasgow city centre sparking outrage among members of the public. Police are currently investigating the incidents.

Glasgow Live

'It wasn’t a moment, it was a movement': Liverpool two years on from BLM protests

"The rate of progress is extremely glacial"

Liverpool Echo

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Bristol City make decision on taking the knee ahead of 2022/23 Championship season

"The battle must continue every day in how we all behave and contribute to society"

Bristol Post

Dan Rodricks: Gordana Schifanelli, Dan Cox’s running mate, loses defamation suit over unsweet tweets

In the matter of Schifanelli v. Jourdak, a lawsuit filed by the conservative firebrand running to be Maryland’s next lieutenant governor, you can find elements of several storm fronts in America’s overheated political climate.

Tribune News Service

Belgium is reviewing its colonial past in the DRC: it's a sensitive but necessary process

The year 2022 is shaping up to be a critical period for the troubled relationship between Kinshasa and Brussels.

The Conversation

Pride or penalty: Trump's inner turmoil

New January 6 video shows an unrepentant Trump — and predicts the increasing threat of right-wing violence

Salon

Race, police and politics: 1964 and now

America's first year of urban "riots" (or "uprisings") changed our politics forever — and not in a good way

Salon

Deadly Minneapolis police standoff revives racial concerns

The shooting of a young Black man whose family says he was experiencing a mental health crisis has revived some activists’ mistrust of Minneapolis’ troubled police department and their perception that officers go to greater lengths to capture white suspects alive

The Independent UK

Lungi Ngidi: ‘Racism is a factor in South Africa that must be addressed’

As his side prepares to face England in white-ball games, beginning on Tuesday, the pace bowler tells Donald McRae: ‘Sweeping stuff under the rug never helps anyone’

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Reni Eddo-Lodge on anti-racism: ‘The backlash amazes me’

Two years after the Black Lives Matter demonstrations that sent Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race to the top of the bestseller lists, its author assesses how far we’ve come, in an edited extract from an updated edition of the book

Financial Times

Is Britain tiring of the culture wars?

Brexit was supposed to have left the country bitterly divided. But Henry Mance finds identity battles losing their grip on the national conversation

The Guardian - AU

Police prosecutor claimed case over Black Lives Matter rally was ‘fatally flawed’, Melbourne court told

Officer who allegedly flagged the dropping of charges was not authorised to make that decision, Victoria police tell court

AAP

Protest charges should be dropped: lawyer

Black Lives Matter protesters Meriki Onus and Crystal McKinnon are accused of breaching public health directions by planning a June 2020 rally.

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The Guardian - UK

Getty opens access to 30,000 images of black diaspora in UK and US

Photos dating back to 1800s made free to allow telling of black history stories beyond enslavement and colonisation

The Guardian - UK

What Elon’s giving up: Twitter’s best moments – from Boaty McBoatface to Trump’s ban

Elon Musk says he no longer wants to buy Twitter – but the social media platform has changed the world, made us laugh, and made us furious. We look at some of its landmark moments

Chronicle Live

Gateshead football hooligan jailed for violent disorder against Black Lives Matter supporters

Michael Maylia, of Gateshead, and Stephen Jenkins, of Sunderland, have become the latest to be jailed over the clash in Newcastle city centre

The Independent UK

Senators decry lack of federal safety assessment of tear gas

Questions posed about the safety of tear gas remain unanswered, even after more than a dozen U.S. senators asked a congressional watchdog to look into the issue

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Vic Police Drops Charges Against Indigenous BLM Protesters, Instead Forced To Pay Legal Fees

“We would like to emphasise that the fight is not over. One death in custody, one death by the state is one too many,” activist Meriki Onus said outside the courtroom.

Chronicle Live

Cramlington yob joins his dad behind bars for violent demonstration against Black Lives Matter group

Dean Haase, of Cramlington, attended Grey's Monument with his father, Derek, and has now been locked up for his criminal behaviour

The Guardian - UK

The Africa Centre is back. Now will Britain finally embrace all of its cultural heritage?

The famous centre was forced to uproot itself from Covent Garden. Then came Black Lives Matter. Maybe this time it will be treasured, says writer Jason Okundaye

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