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Today in Black America - December 11

POSTED: December 11, 2015, 6:30 am

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Today in Black History: Langston Hughes’ Black Nativity opened at Lincoln Center in New York in 1961
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The New York Times

National

Fear of Terrorism Lifts Donald Trump in New York Times/CBS Poll

Assertions of Hate Crime in Seattle After a Somali-American Teenager Falls to His Death

Donald Trump’s Words Have Added Sting for 2 Muslims in Congress

Chris Christie Rises and Donald Trump Endures in New Hampshire, Poll Says

San Francisco Police Chief Faces Calls for Resignation After Fatal Shooting

Experts Testify to Defend Baltimore Police Officer


President Obama Signs Into Law a Rewrite of No Child Left Behind

With Remarks in Affirmative Action Case, Scalia Steps Into ‘Mismatch’ Debate

Former Oklahoma City Police Officer Found Guilty of Rapes


Local

Connecticut to Ban Gun Sales to Those on Federal Terrorism Lists

Cuomo Panel Calls for Further Retreat From Common Core Standards

Mayor de Blasio Seeks to Rebuild Momentum for Affordable Housing Plan

Working Families Party Endorses Bernie Sanders for President



The Chicago Sun-Times


Steinberg: Don't let Rahm's emotion fool you


Police Board launches search for new Chicago Police superintendent

Another top Koschman cop leaves Chicago Police Department

Over 10 percent of CPS students skipped PARCC test



Philly.com


Mayor Nutter bids farewell during last City Council meeting of his era

Contractor claims he was prosecuted in wall collapse because of his race

Council OKs Comcast deal, casino bills



The Star Ledger


Frustrated Newark police recruits go weeks without pay, sources say

Christie's approval rating in N.J. sinks to new low, poll shows

Ex-Trenton Mayor Tony Mack, brother lose federal appeal


Sweeney plan to bypass Christie on N.J. public worker pensions clears first hurdle


The Cleveland Plain Dealer


New Tamir Rice case reports: Darcy cartoon

Judge to rule Friday whether to allow training of Cleveland police cadets in Columbus

Frank Jackson's view that Cleveland isn't Mayberry shapes his work on the consent decree and more: Mark Naymik

Summit County Councilwoman Tamela Lee pleads not guilty to corruption, bribery

Cleveland pastor guilty of sexually abusing children gets life in prison

Understanding urban culture is key to policing Cleveland, mayor says (video)


The Detroit Free Press


Ex-star principal tells of her downfall in EAA scandal


Michigan's black students lag behind the nation


Top AFT aide to run troubled Detroit teacher's union



The Christian Science Monitor


The two faces of mass shootings in America

To store renewable electricity, utilities turn to pumped water


THE MONITOR'S VIEW Coming clean on corruption’s links to pollution


The Los Angeles Times

L.A. County hires outside law firm to investigate probation chief

San Diego low-income apartment project geared to LGBT seniors


The Washington Post

GOP leaders to prepare for possible floor fight at convention


City deputies indicted in fatal shooting of 6-year-old in Louisiana city

Common Core takes a hit: N.Y. Gov. Cuomo’s task force recommends overhaul


GW president apologizes to student after Palestinian flag incident


Ohio deputy charged with murder for on-duty shooting in March

Scalia stirs controversy again with questions in affirmative action case

Read the most controversial statement by Justice Scalia on admissions and race


Citadel cadets who wore KKK-like hoods are suspended

Baltimore eviction rate among highest in country, study says


USA Today

The coaches who spend years fighting the NCAA


Suspicious letter reaches D.C. office of Muslim-advocacy group

Protesters keep pressure on humbled Chicago mayor








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