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After enduring years of torture and abuse, Cheryl Rainfield fled her tormenters. Now an award-winning author, she writes books to help other survivors.

Wade appeared before Congress's subcommittee on COVID-19 origins on Wednesday, where he was criticized by Representative Kweisi Mfume.

A county official appointed by Ron DeSantis abruptly resigned last week with no explanation. Clergy in the majority Black county say they deserve answers.

"You might just need that semi-automatic and all 30 rounds," congressional candidate Jerone Davison said in his new campaign ad.

In his column, Whitlock suggested that James would have had more to say about the killing of Ohio teen Ethan Liming had he been Black instead of white.

Last year, KKK propaganda was found in two majority-Black neighborhoods in the Varina and Fairfield districts of Henrico County, Virginia.

Autherine Lucy Foster's name will be added to Graves Hall, the Board of Trustees voted 66 years after she enrolled at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa.

"Justice League" actor Ezra Miller surprised many by suggesting on Instagram that a chapter of the Ku Klux Klan should kill themselves with their own guns.

"I can tell you that none of these agencies have any control over any of it," Joseph Moore said. "It is more prevalent...than any of them are willing to admit."

Doles said the breakup of the U.S. is "inevitable." He also remains in contact with well-known white supremacists on social media.

The attorney said the three alleged perpetrators are football players at their high school and have not been punished.

Jefferson County Sheriff John Aubrey said he found the disclosure about two of his officers "shocking and very disappointing."

A high school's multiple-choice quiz question reportedly asked students to identify the "group of complete idiots."

"We are committed to addressing what has occurred and working with this student to help him recognize the harm his actions have caused," the school's principal said.

Police in Henrico County, Virginia, said "acts of intimidation will not be tolerated" as they asked residents with information about the leaflets to come forward.

"India Walton is the Democratic nominee for Mayor of Buffalo. No amount of racist misogyny from the old boys' club is going to change that," AOC tweeted.

"Just one more example of baseless harassment of your favorite President," Trump wrote on Monday.

Waterloo City Council member Margaret Klein opposed the change, writing about the "devastating impact of removing the beloved 50-year patch design" on Facebook.

The letter sent to the Langley Islamic Centre also makes reference to the 2019 mosque attacks in Christchurch in which 51 people were killed.

Parents have expressed their outrage after the teacher in the Elkhorn Public Schools district posted the image on Facebook.

"I hate to see us lose two police officers who care so much about this community over something as foolish as making comedy videos," a resident said at a town council meeting.

A racist letter that came with the application form claimed its intentions are not to "threaten anyone."

The racist propaganda in Leesburg focused on topics that were discussed at a recent Loudoun County school board meeting, which broke out into chaos.

The man is a member of the Confederate 901 group. He has since been identified as George "K-Rack" Johnson and has been accused of covering up a Black Lives Matter mural with bricks, singing "Dixie," and using misogynistic insults.

The video showed Kennedy sitting next to someone wearing a hood similar to that worn by members of the Ku Klux Klan, a white supremacist terrorist organization.

Robert Smith, who retired from the force in March 2020, faces life imprisonment after being charged along with two serving officers.

Far-right groups are again hoping for mass events to take place at the same time on Saturday, with little indication of any probable success.

xQc told his viewers he was inspired to use the term by an Ice Cube lyric but did not understand its connotations.

"It's borrowed precisely from the Ku Klux Klan of the 1930s and 1920s when the Klan would march outside of courthouses and threatened all kinds of reprisals if the jury ever dared convict a white person or acquit a black person," Dershowitz said.

The California Democrat, who recently told reporters in Minnesota she was going to "fight with all of the people who stand for justice," was accused by Republicans of contributing to social unrest.