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SLPP intends to use the respected sacred Secret Poro Society for political ... Cocorioko No Sierra Leone government has ever been suicidal enough to mess with Sierra Leone's culture or traditional secret societies, and this current government would not start to do so now. The SLPP's desperate attempts at putting lipstick on a pig should ... and more »

Washington Times

Black History Month overlooks reality of present CBS News Shackles for slave children are seen on display at the New-York Historical Society Feb. 1, 2012, in New York City to coincide with Black History Month. (Getty Images) Last week marked the beginning of Black History Month. This year, we have twenty-nine ... “American History X” showing for Black History Month Movie MondaysRocky Mountain Collegian Black History Month celebration features noted artist: Global VillagePlain Dealer (blog) all 309 news articles »

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Yeardley Love's death prompted U-Va. police department changes Washington Post (blog) Instead of writing parking tickets and directing traffic, Tabler was given the full-time job of educating students, faculty and staff about domestic and dating violence, alcohol abuse and how the university police can help when they or someone they ... Jury selection to begin in murder trial of UVA lacrosse playerFox News UVA Lacrosse Murder Trial Begins Monday; Yeardley Love's Death Prompts ChangeCBS Local With George Huguely, Charlottesville awaits its biggest trial in yearsThe Daily Progress all 951 news articles »

Hartford Courant

UConn Students Protest 'Rape Culture' Hartford Courant Speakers, both male and female, said the video, which has garnered national attention, was offensive and promoted "rape culture." Jessica Diaz, a junior at UConn who is a teaching assistant in the Violence Against Women Prevention Program, ... Students continue video protestUConn Daily Campus UConn students call for end of 'rape culture'Norwich Bulletin all 20 news articles »

Honduran cardinal denounces violence, drug culture Catholic Culture At a Mass attended by President Porfirio Lobo and other civil leaders, Cardinal Óscar Rodríguez Maradiaga of Tegucigalpa lamented the violence afflicting Honduras, which has a murder rate nine times the international average. and more »