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Police say speed contributed to a young man’s death in a motorcycle crash Saturday in the Mount Vernon area of Fairfax County. He, another motorcyclist and a Camaro driver “rapidly accelerated” when a traffic light turned from red to green, police said. Travis West, of Portsmouth, died after the fiery crash at about 10:15 a.m. on Jeff Todd Way,. Woodbridge Dec 12, 2020 A Woodbridge, Virginia, man is charged with making secret video recordings of several people, including minors, in the men’s restroom of the food court at the Fort Belvoir Army installation in Virginia. According to charging documents, Christian Yanez recorded images of naked body parts of people using the men’s room in December 2019 and January 2020, without the…

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2 Black cyclists forced to crawl during wrongful police detainment

2 Black cyclists forced to crawl during wrongful police detainment Two Black men were riding on bikes when all of the sudden a police car with flashing lights approached them Two Black men were wrongfully accused of robbing a man and forced to crawl on the ground. The Orlando Police Department confirmed to TMZ on Thursday two men were recently detained because they allegedly fit the description of armed robbers on bikes. The wrongfully accused men were forced off their bikes and told to crawl on the ground toward police when the initial detainment happened. (Credit: Screenshot from suspect’s camera)

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How DC can reduce traffic deaths and make real progress on Vision Zero

Rush hour in Copenhagen, one of the early leaders for Vision Zero design. Image by Mikael Colville-Andersen licensed under Creative Commons. In our first post, we outlined how, six years in, DC’s Vision Zero program can only be described as a failure. While there have been some marginal improvements to the city’s transportation infrastructure, it has been nowhere near enough to slow the number of deaths on our streets in fact, they’ve been increasing. If we are going to engage in a genuine effort to eliminate traffic deaths and injuries, we need bold, system-wide solutions that tackle the District’s biggest safety concerns. We must disrupt an inequitable, environmentally unsound, and car-centered status quo.

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Black librarian Stephanie Bottom pulled by hair, injured by police in Salisbury, North Carolina, lawsuit says

Black librarian Stephanie Bottom pulled by hair, injured by police in Salisbury, North Carolina, lawsuit says
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Pervasive Racism Meant Black And Asian WWI Troops Were Not Commemorated

Pervasive Racism Meant Black And Asian WWI Troops Were Not Commemorated An apology has been made after an investigation found that those individuals were not formally remembered in the same way as their white comrades. “Pervasive racism” underpinned a failure to properly commemorate potentially hundreds of thousands of predominantly Black and Asian service personnel who died fighting for the British Empire, an investigation has found. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) apologised after its investigation found those individuals were not formally remembered in the same way as their white comrades. Defence secretary Ben Wallace on Thursday morning told the Commons: “The number of casualties commemorated unequally, the number commemorated without names and the number otherwise entirely unaccounted for is not excusable.” He accepted that “prejudice” had played a part.

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