Minnesota prosecutors have filed misdemeanor disorderly conduct charges against a woman accused of using a racial slur against a Black child at a playground. A video of the incident in whcih the woman admits to the slur has gone viral. As of Tuesday, she has raised over $800,000 on a Christian fundraising platform. The woman faces three counts of disorderly conduct, each carrying a potential penalty of 90 days in jail and a $1,000 fine. The NAACP Rochester chapter raised $340,000 for the child’s family before closing their campaign in May.
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Critics say the current law is too vague.
Jewish Federation of the Bluegrass says incidents are escalating.
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The admission came in a letter, dated May 26, from Dr. William Foster, the principal at Louisville Male High School.
It will mean making a report even if no crime was committed.
Someone spray-painted "KKK" and other racially charged terms on a woman's vehicles and sidewalks, as well as on the siding of her home.
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Inspired by the young people, a Metro Council committee gave the CROWN Act a favorable vote.
The program will be available nationally through virtual sessions.
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He outlined seven key areas for city government to address.
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Protesters had demanded more diversity from NuLu.