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The Seattle Police Department said many of their newly hired, non-white officers would be the first let go should the city continue with drastic, politically motivated talks of budget cuts.

Scientists looked at common introductory college biology textbooks for their study.

"We have to have candidates who are able to not only speak to them, but turn them out," Stacey Abrams said.

The proposed changes to the coal combustion residual rule won't survive the courts, says Betsy Southerland, who wrote the rule in 2015. But it will delay protections for vulnerable communities.

If we want charities to achieve all they can, they must reflect the societies they claim to serve.

The president prompted outrage when he attacked Rep. Elijah Cummings and described his Baltimore district as "disgusting" and "rat-infested."

Representative Kiah Morris said political discourse had become "divisive, inflammatory" and even dangerous.

Olympian Cullen Jones said he's started teaching swimming lessons to children of color as a way to reduce child swimming deaths and to erase the stereotype that "Black people don't swim."

Former Republican U.S. Senator Rick Santorum said President Barack Obama "divided" the country by siding against police when people of color have been shot by law enforcement.

The president has said he's "the least racist person," but a Quinnipiac University poll suggests many voters have doubts.

About six in 10 black people working in STEM fields say they have experienced some form of racial discrimination at work.

"The conventional wisdom that Texans hit by Hurricane Harvey have recovered is wrong," said Drew Altman, president and CEO of the Kaiser Family Foundation.

Now that '2 Dope Queens' is getting four TV specials, here are a few more audio series to check out.

There have been very few characters of color in "GoT," and that's sad.

The Women's Equality Party says gender equality is in danger of receding further.

Black Lives Matter are right: climate change is much worse for minorities worldwide.

The Academy Awards nominations failed to recognize the efforts of any people of color.

GLAAD's 2015 "Where We Are on TV" report focuses on diversity and moving on from tropes and stereotypes.