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The three guilty verdicts against Travis McMichael, Greg McMichael and William "Roddie" Bryan were reached by a jury of 11 white jurors and one Black juror.

Madie Scott worked as a sharecropper first in her home state of Georgia and then in Florida, where she believed she could make more money.

The plan is "even more rigged than its predecessor and an outlier among partisan gerrymanders nationwide," the lawsuit alleges.

Strickland, who was convicted in 1979, has long maintained he was home watching television on the night of the murders.

She will compete with Representative James Gailliard and Senator Don Davis to replace current Representative G.K. Butterfield, who will not seek reelection.

"We followed the evidence to see where it led us, and it led us to this moment," said a local state attorney who moved to have them exonerated.

The public trust in social justice charities also increased last year, according to charity rater Give.org

President Joe Biden will be placed under anesthesia Friday for a routine colonoscopy and will temporally transfer his powers to the Vice President.

New evidence was discovered that determined Muhammad Aziz and Khalil Islam didn't participate in the killing of Malcolm X in a re-investigation.

The new contract also makes Tucker the highest-paid coach in the Big Ten Conference.

By the time my marriage fell apart in 2015 and I got divorced, I was around 415lb and I knew that I wanted to change. Right now, I hover at around 280lb-290lb, but for one powerlifting competition I got down to 275lb.

Marvel producer Nate Moore has said there are no plans to recast T'Challa, sparking a debate on social media.

While some on social media were upset by Biden's remarks about Paige, the president of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum said they "applaud the president."

"It's all about change and how far we've come. How change has to be less talk and more action," Sharon D Clarke tells Newsweek about her star-making turn as Caroline Thibodeaux in the revival of the musical 'Caroline or Change.'

I collapsed and when I briefly regained consciousness I remember seeing the terror on the faces of my teammates and coaches as they desperately tried to help me. At this point the blade was lodged in my brain.

"I think seeing four Black women on television leading a show, it's a beautiful thing," Brandy Norwood tells Newsweek about her new ABC show 'Queens,' premiering October 19.

"When did you start hating Black people?" I asked Daniel. "It's how I was raised," he said nonchalantly. "But I just hate how they act. What they look like. I hate that they breathe."

"I love being able to stand in the gap for Black women," Niecy Nash tells Newsweek about her career and the fourth and final season of TNT's "Claws."

Dr. Armen Henderson is one of the stand-out figures in Netflix's incredibly moving documentary "Convergence: Courage in a Crisis."

"Not honoring Indigenous peoples on this day just continues to erase ... the fact that we were the first inhabitants of this country," said activist Les Begay.

By the end of 2020, I had crossed $100,000 in total sales revenue. January was the first month I made $100,000 in one month. I cried.

"This helps to erase the historical and social amnesia that has afflicted this country for so many years," the church's pastor said.

"The Harder They Fall" is generating a buzz ahead of its debut on Netflix thanks to the involvement of Jay-Z, Idris Elba, Jonathan Majors and Regina King.

Comedian Dave Chappelle's stand-up special, "The Closer" was released on Netflix on Wednesday—and is already facing furious criticism.

On Tuesday, the Lakers icon stated that he's a huge fan and supporter of Lakers superstar LeBron James and his personal and philanthropic efforts over the last two decades.

Wilson has been consistently critical of the U.S. Border Patrol's treatment of migrants over the years.

"The Rookie" Season 4 has arrived on ABC but sadly, Titus Makin Jr. was missing from the premiere episode and will not be returning to the series.

The singer said in a tweet announcing the album's release date that she "couldn't be more proud" of the project.

The video appears to contain Williams' last public remarks before he died earlier this month.

"I'm not just unhappy with the cowboys, who were running down Haitians and using their reins to whip them," Waters said. "I'm unhappy with the administration."