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New research claims the army conducted experiments with radioactive material around St. Louis homes and schools in the 1950s and the 1960s (Source: University of Missouri-Columbia)

St. Louis reportedly affected by secret military experiments

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Founder of Chicago's DuSable Museum dies

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CHICAGO (AP) - President Obama said in a statement that Burroughs was "widely admired for her contributions to American culture as an esteemed artist, historian, educator, and mentor."....
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Ala. ex-trooper pleads in civil rights-era slaying

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MARION, Ala. (AP) - The shooting death of Jimmie Lee Jackson inspired a Selma march that became known as 'Bloody Sunday'...
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Fighting for the legacy of black Civil War vets

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theGRIO REPORT - There's been a push among historians, descendants and others to ensure their contributions aren't forgotten...
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Black SC Civil War vet honored with grave marker

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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - Almost 100 years after his death, a black Union Civil War vet from South Carolina finally has a veterans marker on his grave...
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Missouri corrects record on 1923 college-town lynching

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COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) - Hundreds looked on as an angry mob dragged a black University of Missouri janitor from his jail cell in April 1923, publicly lynching him before he stood trial...
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Mass. town makes peace with WEB Du Bois legacy

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GREAT BARRINGTON, Massachusetts (AP) - Since Du Bois' death in Ghana in 1963, the civil rights activist and scholar has drawn praise for his writings but scorn from residents...
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Texas to celebrate area founded by black cowboys

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TEXAS CITY, Texas (AP) - The settlement was founded in large part by black cowboys, who were part of the Chisom Trail cattle drives...
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Still no justice for civil rights-era rape victims

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ATLANTA (AP) - Recy Taylor survived only to watch two all-white, all-male grand juries decline to indict the six white men who admitted to authorities that they assaulted her...
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Till's murder still educates students about Civil Rights

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VIDEO - Simeon Wright had no idea he would witness the kidnapping of the man whose murder launched the civil rights movement...
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Civil Rights photographer exposed as FBI informant

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VIDEO - Ernest Withers, one of the most recognized photographers from the civil rights movement, was doing double duty as an FBI informant according to recently released documents...
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