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10Jan/17

Race relations, economic recovery dominate Obama’s domestic policy legacy

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U.S. President Barack Obama will leave office without having implemented new gun control measures and with Americans saying that race relations are getting worse, but the 44th president can take pride in bringing the U.S. back from financial ruins, providing healthcare to millions and seeing the nation enact same-sex marriage as law, analysts say.
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24Oct/15

Passions flare as Florida community discusses police shooting of black musician

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Florida community discusses police officer’s fatal shooting of a black musician.

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09May/15

Mother of Trayvon Martin lends her voice to art exhibition exploring social inequality

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Mother of Trayvon Martin, the unarmed black teenager that was shot by George Zimmerman in Florida, speaks at Los Angeles exhibition exploring social inequality through art.

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