Arizona man planned a mass shooting targeting African Americans at an Atlanta concert to incite a race war, feds say
An Arizona man allegedly planned a mass shooting targeting African Americans and other minorities at a rap concert in Atlanta in May, looking to incite a race war ahead of the presidential election, federal authorities said.
Arizona Man Charged With Trafficking Guns to Kill Black People, Start Race War
An Arizona man has been indicted on four counts of gun-trafficking crimes after federal prosecutors said an undercover sting operation revealed that he planned to kill Black people in a mass shooting to "incite a race war,
Arizona Man Planned to Incite Race War with Mass Shooting at Atlanta Concert, Authorities Say
An Arizona man allegedly planned a mass shooting at a May concert in Atlanta with the intent to incite a race war ahead of the presidential election, according to federal authorities. The indictment follows the FBI’s five-month investigation,
Arizona man indicted on federal firearms charges for allegedly planning attack targeting Black people at Atlanta concert
An Arizona man was indicted by a federal grand jury this week on several firearms charges, having been accused by the US Justice Department of planning a mass shooting targeting Black people and other minorities at a May Atlanta concert in hopes of inciting a race war before the upcoming presidential election.
Feds: Arizona man plotted mass shooting in Atlanta to spark ‘race war’
Mark Adams Prieto of Prescott, Arizona, has been charged by the FBI for plotting a mass shooting targeting African Americans in Atlanta with the intent of sparking a "race war" ahead of the presidential election in November.
Arizona man indicted for guns sold as part of alleged plot to start race war
An Arizona man has been indicted by a federal grand jury for selling guns as part of an alleged plan to commit a mass shooting and spark a race war ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Mark Adams Prieto,
Man planned racist mass shooting at Bad Bunny concert to spark ‘race war,’ feds say
An Arizona man planned a mass shooting targeting Black concertgoers in Atlanta in an attempt to spark a “race war” before November’s U.S. presidential election, federal prosecutors said. Mark Adams Prieto,
Timbuctoo's story: decades before Juneteenth, free Black Americans thrived in this village in South Jersey
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Black Americans Believe Abortion Is Meant to Keep Minority Population Small
A majority of Black Americans believe that abortion and birth control are meant to keep the population of minorities in the U ...
SC ends AP African American Studies in public schools. Some say it’s ‘whitewashing history’
The South Carolina Department of Education announced that schools could not longer offer advanced placement African American ...
I’m a Black American—Here’s Why I’m Not Celebrating the 4th of July
The ugly truths hidden within the fabric of America's legacy are why I'm not celebrating the 4th of July—and never will ...
Most Black Americans Believe U.S. Institutions Are Conspiring Against Them, a Pew Poll Finds
A study released Monday by the Pew Research Center examined the intersection of race and conspiratorial beliefs ...
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NAACP, More Orgs Respond To South Carolina Removing AP African American Studies Classes From Schools
Various organizations across the state are responding to the South Carolina Department of Education’s latest decision to not ...
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Black Americans Skeptical of U.S. Institutions Despite Financial Optimism: Pew Survey
Many Black Americans feel somewhat successful and optimistic about their financial future, but remain critical of U.S.
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African ancestry genes may be linked to Black Americans' risk for some brain disorders
A new genomic analysis hints at why African Americans face a higher risk of Alzheimer’s and stroke, but a lower risk of ...
New Pew Study Explores Why Black Americans Distrust Government Institutions
Explore why Black Americans distrust U.S. institutions, according to a new study conducted by the Pew Research Center.
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Slavery and Jim Crow, were there benefits for African Americans in those eras
There is a peculiar trend emerging. State legislatures are aggressively restricting the study of African American history.
AP African American studies dropped in South Carolina, prompting criticism
South Carolina Department of Education has decided to eliminate Advanced Placement African American Studies in its high ...
Democrats want black people to think the country is rigged against them
Democratic politicians want black Americans to think that society is rigged against them so they must be dependent on the ...