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Today in Black America - October 22

POSTED: October 22, 2015, 9:00 am

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Today in Black History: Some 3,000 Blacks march in Philadelphia in 1906 to protest a theatrical production of "The Clansman" and 62 are reported lynched.

The New York Times

National

A Disadvantaged Start Hurts Boys More Than Girls

Joe Biden Concludes There’s No Time for a 2016 Run

Joe Biden Takes Shots at Hillary Clinton, Though Not by Name

Freedom Caucus Majority Backs Paul Ryan for House Speaker

CNBC Sets Lineups for Republican Debates Next Week

A Plan to Honor Martin Luther King at a Southern Civil War Symbol

For Kevin Johnson, Sacramento Mayor, Abuse Claims Resurface

Man Killed by Officer in Florida Didn’t Fire His Weapon, Prosecutors Tell Family



Local

Officer’s Killing Feeds Fears of More Violence at East Harlem Housing Project


Mayor de Blasio Calls for Solidarity After Officer Is Fatally Shot


Syracuse Leader Raises Public Workers’ Minimum Wage to $15, Immediately

Judge Approves Settlement of Suit on Rikers Island Brutality


The Christian Science Monitor


US towns call for hate crime protections for cops. Helpful?

To grow new generation of girl scientists, some schools go single sex

Behind Obama's heroin plan, a shift in how America sees addicts

Supreme Court battle on assault weapons looms. But do bans do anything?


The Star Ledger


Red Cross helping hundreds displaced by massive Passaic apartment fire

KKK recruitment fliers left on doorsteps in N.J. town, report says

More than 240K N.J. mortgages said to be 'seriously underwater'

Christie was wrong to cancel tunnel project in 2010, N.J. residents say in poll

A bipartisan coalition calls for action on Port Authority bus terminal


Philly.com


5 years later, no end to loss at old Nabisco plant

Fattah Jr.: Even Facebook's CEO started somewhere

Local school receives national healthy school award

Councilman's daughter: Raid by cops breaks trust

Camden County trains new cops, who then get hired elsewhere

Schools must borrow $ to make payroll


The Cleveland Plain Dealer

Lead poisoning makes education harder for kids and teachers

Cleveland gang member sentenced to 31 years in prison

Four accused of shooting teen for cooperating with Cleveland police

First Lady Michelle Obama and LeBron James promote education after high school

Cleveland officer sent to prison for warning gas station of impending raid (video)


The Detroit Free Press

School kickback scheme described in e-mails

Wayne State to give 10 students a free medical degree

Watch the Detroit King vs. Cody brawl unfold


The Los AngelesTimes

Congressional Republicans demand plan for collecting El Niño water

Garcetti is reluctant to back bid for a statewide $15 an hour minimum wage


USGS slams study's claim of 99.9% chance of large L.A. earthquake

UC plans to expand enrollment of California undergrads next year


The Washington Post


How time ran out on Joe Biden’s presidential dream

Poll: Americans skeptical of both Clinton and Republicans

Release of transcript stokes tensions ahead of Clinton’s Benghazi testimony

Why it’s so hard to find a mental health professional

Angered by Trump and Cruz, Hispanic conservatives plan ‘unprecedented’ meeting

Charles Koch downgrades his political network’s projected 2016 spending from $889 million to $750 million

D.C. mayor’s plan for ‘warrantless searches’ appears dead on arrival

How a law school dean and his student became political partners and peers

House GOP passes D.C. private school vouchers; White House objects

D.C. adopts national proficiency level for its new PARCC tests


USA Today


Obama to veto defense bill in high-stakes showdown over spending

Poll: Carson passes Trump in Iowa (by 8 points)


The Chicago Sun-Times

CTA's proposed 2016 budget: Tech upgrades, no fare hikes

Chicago cop accused of excessive force testifies he was 'very scared'


THE WATCHDOGS: Chicago police monitored black protesters post-Ferguson






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