White Couple Who Adopted Black Children and Forced Them to Work 'as Slaves' Learns Fate
Donald Lantz, 62, was sentenced to 160 years in prison after being found guilty of forced labor, human trafficking, child ...
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Judge Sentences Couple Accused of Adopting Black Children 'Basically as Slaves': 'You Put Them in Hell'
A West Virginia judge tears into the "reprehensible and narcissistic" defense of the white couple she says have shown no ...
A White Couple Who Adopted Black Kids And Used Them As Slaves Was Sentenced To Hundreds Of Years In Prison
On Wednesday, Jeanne Kay Whitefeather, 63, was sentenced to 215 years in prison for forced labor, human trafficking, child ...
White couple who forced adopted black children to work as ‘slaves’ sentenced to hundreds of years in prison
A white couple from West Virginia were collectively sentenced to 375 years in prison for forcing their five adopted black children to work on their farm as “slaves” while being berated with racial ...
North Carolina judge challenging outcome of race wore Confederate uniform in college photo
A judge challenging the outcome of his North Carolina Supreme Court race was photographed wearing Confederate military garb ...
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Federal judge declines to reconsider rejection of challenge to Colorado Springs municipal elections
A federal judge on Tuesday stood by his previous decision that a collection of civic and voting rights groups lacked the ...
Critics see Trump attacks on the ‘Black Smithsonian’ as an effort to sanitize racism in US history
Civil rights advocates, historians and Black political leaders sharply rebuked Trump on Friday for his order, entitled ...
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White couple who forced adopted black children to work as ‘slaves’ sentenced to hundreds of years in prison
A white couple from West Virginia were collectively sentenced to 375 years in prison for forcing their five adopted black children to ... you in yours,” Circuit Judge Maryclaire Akers barked ...
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Overtown museum honors Black women's role in South Florida law enforcement history
“Judge Lawson E. Thomas was the first Black attorney to present a case in Miami’s municipal court before a white judge, a groundbreaking moment in a time when this was prohibited,” recalls ...
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Supreme Court Seems Divided Over Louisiana Case of Congressional Map With 2 Black Majority Seats
The Supreme Court seems closely divided over a challenge to Louisiana’s congressional map, which added a second Black ...
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Hamilton County judge to consider allegations of mostly white, unconstitutional jury pools
A Hamilton County man is requesting a judge void an ... the motion said. White people were allegedly overrepresented in the jury pool by about 16.9%, while Black people were underrepresented ...