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Demonstrators hold up a placard of a man with his hands up during the "Justice For All" march in Washington, DC last December. Numerous protests have brought attention to police violence against people of color. One lawyer, while emphasizing that police are responsible for behaving professionally, also wants to give black men advice on how to survive encounters with police. Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
Demonstrators hold up a placard of a man with his hands up during the "Justice For All" march in Washington, DC last December. Numerous protests have brought attention to police violence against people of color. One lawyer, while emphasizing that police are responsible for behaving professionally, also wants to give black men advice on how to survive encounters with police. Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
A Lawyer's Advice For Black Men At Traffic Stops: 'Comply Now, Contest Later'
A Look Back On 'Middle Passage': The Evolution Of A Literary Classic
Reggie Watts calls his form of entertainment "disinformationist." He disorients his audience, sometimes talking non-sense and switching seamlessly between accents — all improvised on the spot. Kyle Christy hide caption
F. Scott Fitzgerald's story "Temperature" — which was found as an unpublished manuscript — appears in the new issue of The Strand Magazine. AP hide caption
76 Years Later, Lost F. Scott Fitzgerald Story Sees The Light Of Day
After A West Bank Home Goes Up In Flames, Tensions Flare In The Region
Aviator Beryl Markham Soars Again In 'Paris Wife' Author's New Book
A LEGO Brickumentary explores the enduring global appeal of the little plastic toys. Courtesy of RADiUS hide caption
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