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1920s: The Klan in Oregon Gets a Pass From Local Media
2 Year Old Now Loves Her Bonnet Thanks to New Disney 'Rise Up, Sing Out' Series
Afghan Women Losing Rights as Taliban Approach Kabul
'Bucket List': White House Garden Tours Prune a US Divide
'Devastating': Mass Shootings Obscure Daily U.S. Gun Toll
'Do Your Part' to Keep Kids in School, Oregon Officials Say
'Excessive' COVID Absences Force School Closures in Portland
'Hatred in the Eyes': How Racist Rage Animated Jan. 6 Riots
'One Mississippi' Replaces State Song That Had Racist Roots
'Pain Compliance': Video Shows Trooper Pummeling Black Man
'Shaft' Star Richard Roundtree, Considered the First Black Action Movie Hero, Has Died at 81
'Showing Up': Kelly Reichardt 'Fine With Being a Side B-er’
'So Difficult': Northwest Cold Forces Some Into Shelters
'Twitter Philanthropy' Reveals Chasms in Social Safety Net
'Use Food Well': New Campaign Seeks to Reduce Food Waste in Washington
'We the People' at Heart of White House Holiday Decorations
‘Black Friday’ Event Celebrates Love Stories and Black Business
‘I Have No Doubt People Are Dying Because of Insufficient Staffing’: Portland Representatives Introduce Bill to Require Safer Hospital Standards for Staff
‘I Unreservedly Apologize’
‘Mayor of NE Portland’ Honored With Affordable Housing Building
‘People Are Mad’: Portland Votes on Government Changes
‘Wake of Vanport’ to Be Screened August 28
"Still in Shock." Abortion Defenders, Foes Stunned by Leak
“Learning Differently from the Way Our Schooling is Handed to Us”
$40K Awarded to Woman Injured by Portland Police at Protests
$450 Million Awarded to Lower Albina Neighborhood
$698M Deal to End Monsanto PCB Pollution Lawsuit in Oregon
1/6 Hearings Fuel the Question: Did Trump Commit a Crime?
100 Years of Radio in Africa: From Propaganda to People’s Power
1920s: The Oregon Klan Self-Destructs
2 Students Hurt in Shooting Near Jefferson High School
2 Years Into Pandemic, World Takes Cautious Steps Forward
20 Years After the Publication of ‘Purple Hibiscus,’ a Generation of African Writers Have Followed in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Footsteps
2022 Cinema Unbound Awards Honor Boundary-breaking Artists and Oscar Nominees on March 8
2022 Midterms: What to Watch as 5 States Hold Primaries
2022 Queen of Rosaria is Senya Scott of Ida B. Wells High School
2022 Rose Festival Court Makes Its First Appearance
3 City-sanctioned Safe Rest Villages Announced for Homeless
3 Deaths Suspected in the Pacific Northwest's Record-Breaking Heat Wave
32% Rent Increases? Oregon Bill Takes Aim At ‘Rent Control Loophole’
38th Annual MLK Breakfast Returns To Convention Center
4 Ex-Cops Charged in Tyre Nichols' Death Barred From Police
4 in 5 Black Adults See Racist Depictions in the News Either Often or Sometimes, Says New Study
5 Fun Traditions Every Black Family Should Start This Holiday Season to Create Lasting Memories
5 White Nationalists Sue Seattle Man for Allegedly Leaking Their Identities
57 Years Ago Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Became the Youngest Person to Receive the Nobel Peace Prize
6 Former Mississippi Law Officers Sentenced in State Court for Torture of 2 Black Men
6 Questions About At-Home COVID Tests Answered
7 Murder Counts Expected in Half Moon Bay Farm Killings
9/11 Terror Attacks Reverberate as US Marks 21st Anniversary
A Black Author Looks at Failed Attempt by Founder of Georgia to Ban Slavery
A Brief History of the Black Church’s Diversity, and Its Vital Role in American Political History
A Century Ago, a Black-Owned Team Ruled Basketball − Today, No Black Majority Owners Remain
A Conservative Quest to Limit Diversity Programs Gains Momentum in States
A Conversation with Tai Harden-Moore, JD, MBA, the New Program Officer for Black Student Success with OCF
A Decade After Water Crisis, Art Brings Hope and Healing to Flint
A GOP Gov in Liberal Oregon? Dems Sound Alarm on 'Spoiler'
A Letter to Residents of N. and N.E. Portland from Commissioner Susheela Jayapal
A Massive Powerball Win Draws Attention to a Little-Known Immigrant Culture in the US
A New Generation of Readers Embraces Bell Hooks' 'All About Love'
A Remembrance and Call for Civic Commitment as Portlanders Honor Former Mayor, J.E. “Bud” Clark
A Salute to ‘Mr. D.C.:’ Veteran, Omega Man, Long-Time AFRO Employee Dies at 74
A Scholar Explains a Key Belief of Thai Buddhism: What is a Bodhisattva?
A Suspect in the Fatal Shooting of 18 in Maine is Still at Large. Residents are Sheltering in Place
A Woman Was Hired to Investigate Racial Harassment After a Suicide. Then She Encountered It Herself
A Year after the Slap Chris Rock Punches Back in New Special
AARP Research Shows Black Women Voters Aged 50 and Over Will Help Decide the Balance of Power in Next Election
Abortion Issue Changes Landscape in New Oregon District
Abortion Remains Legal, Accessible in Oregon in Wake of Supreme Court Ruling
Abortion Rights May Rest on Governor's Races in Some States
Abortion Rights Supporters Rally in Anger Across USA
Adams, Bragg Win NYC Election Amid Historic Black Leadership
Adrian Matejka to Become First Black Editor of POETRY Magazine
Adult Dancers in Washington State Want a Strippers' Bill of Rights. Here's How It Could Help Them
Africa Internet Riches Plundered With Millions of IP Addresses Taken
After a Rocky Start Oregon Drug Decriminalization Eyes Progress
After Defeat in Congress an Online Town Hall Asks How to Protect Voting Rights
After Dip in Beijing, Olympians Ask: What About Africa?
After Jacksonville Shootings, Historically Black Colleges Address Security Concerns, Remain Vigilant
After Nixing Diversity Symbols, School District Fires Leader
After Record GOP Walkout, Oregon Lawmakers Set to Reconvene for Session Focused on Housing and Drugs
After Years of Erasure, Black Queer Leaders Rise to Prominence in Congress and Activism
After Years of Threats, a Feud Ends With a Black Mom Dead and Her White Neighbor Arrested
AG Ellen Rosenblum Reports a Successful Legislative Session for Laws Protecting Oregonians
Ahead of State of the Union Speech Disunity and Peril Prevail
AI Symposium Explores Flaws and Potential of Artificial Intelligence
Air Force Fighter Pilot Tapped by Biden to be Next Joint Chiefs Chairman Has History of Firsts
Alabama School Band Director Says He Was 'Just Doing My Job' Before Police Arrested Him
Alabama’s Defiant New Voting Map Rejected by Federal Court — After Republicans Ignored the Supreme Court’s Directive to Add a Second Majority-Black House district
Alaska Airlines Cancels Dozens of Flights as Pilots Picket
Albina Library and North Portland Library Next Up for Transformations
Albina Vision Trust Breaks Ground and Sets Up Permanent Headquarters
All Classical Portland Wins National Inclusivity Contest
All Smiles, Jackson Tries for Senate Reset on Supreme Court
AmazonSmile's End is Alarming, Say Nonprofits That Benefited
American Cancer Society Launches Largest-ever Study to Probe Disparities in Cancer Outcomes for Black Women
Americans Mark Juneteenth With Parties, Events and Quiet Reflection on the End of Slavery
Amid Fentanyl Crisis, Oregon Lawmakers Propose More Funding for Opioid Addiction Medication in Jails
Amid Spike In Shootings, Portland Unveils New Initiative
Amid the Capitol Riot Facebook Faced its own Insurrection

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