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Morgann Freeman, an activist in Omaha, Neb., ran for Congress last year. She says the best way to bring about change is through the ballot box. Kirk Siegler/NPR hide caption
America Reckons With Racial Injustice
In Omaha, Protesters Vow To Keep Pushing For Systemic Policing Changes
Brendon Ayanbadejo, an activist and former NFL player, drew criticism for voicing his support for same-sex marriage. He calls the league's recent shift on players who protest "just a moral victory." Kris Connor/Getty Images hide caption
America Reckons With Racial Injustice
Former NFL Star And Activist Calls League's Shift On Protests 'Just A Moral Victory'
Former NFL Star And Activist Calls League's Shift On Protests 'Just A Moral Victory'
A Colombian Huitoto man sails on a raft along the Takana river in Leticia, Amazonas department, Colombia, on May 20, during the coronavirus pandemic. Tatiana de Nevó/AFP via Getty Images hide caption
The Coronavirus Is Spreading Through Indigenous Communities In The Amazon
Protests Spur Canadian Activists To Confront Racism In Their Own Nation
Frozen in time: Theater Director David Miller returned to Zeeland High School in western Michigan weeks after his students' scheduled performance, to find the set still up. Courtesy of David Miller hide caption