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Little Coffee Shop of Horrors

Little Coffee Shop of Horrors

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Some 400 families were displaced by the Detroit riot. Property damage was estimated at $300 million in 1967 dollars. Forty-three people, many of them innocent bystanders, were killed. More than 1,000 people were wounded. (AP Photo/File)
Columnists

The Detroit riot, 50 years later

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It will be because he's modeling his campaign after Bernie Sanders, not because he's named Abdul. (Wikimedia Commons)
Beltway Confidential

Michigan isn’t racist, but that doesn’t mean Abdul El-Sayed will be elected governor

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Systemic Racism Is Everywhere … and Nowhere
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Systemic Racism Is Everywhere … and Nowhere

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On almost every measure, Western societies have become more tolerant. Racial violence has declined. Lynchings are part of an almost unimaginable past, and ethnically-motivated assaults are at an all-time low. The legal and quasi-legal forms of discrimination and segregation that persisted into the 1960s have been dismantled.
Opinion

We’re very jumpy about racism, and that’s a good sign

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Little Coffee Shop of Horrors
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Little Coffee Shop of Horrors

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President Trump seems to have an uncanny knack for provoking overreach in his critics, which often hurts him, his opponents, and his country. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Columnists

Michael Barone: Anti-Trump overreach could backfire

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When a clearly aggravated Ayala ask the officers to explain why she was pulled over, they offer good reason. (AP Photo/Brendan Farrington)
Beltway Confidential

The police officers who stopped Aramis Ayala are not racists

Tom Rogan -
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A bouquet of flowers adorns the grave of Philando Castile on the one-year anniversary of his death in St. Louis. Minnesota governor has proposed that a new police training fund be named in honor of Castile. (David Carson/St. Louis Post-Dispatch via AP)
Crime

Minnesota governor proposes naming police training fund after Philando Castile

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Attorney General Jeff Sessions cited murder rates in some cities as part of his reasoning for preferring tougher sentences, but former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates noted violent crime is at historic lows and said there is no evidence that some cities' violence is connected to shorter prison terms for drug offenders. (Bob Andres/Atlanta Journal-Constitution via AP)
News

Justice Department: Majority of hate crimes go unreported

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