James Burns was also charged with aggravated assault and making a false statement in relation to the June 22 killing of 22-year-old Deravis Caine Rogers.
Speaking of reparations, what they got on that tuition though?
Plus, Rachel Dolezal is back headlining a natural hair rally and Ferguson's police department is having a hard time filling vacancies.
A teacher testified that he heard the school's principal say, 'If those White officers hurt my Black babies, I'm going to have them fired.'
Plus, leaked emails show Dems sent internal memos on how to handle Black Lives Matter activists and Elle Canada pays tribute to Black natural hair in its September issue.
On Tuesday, the hashtag #VeteransForKaepernick started trending with current and past soldiers taking to social media to express that standing up to oppression isn't anti-military.
The legendary actress, along with Richard Roundtree and music icon Dionne Warwick, will receive lifetime-achievement awards in the arts.
Self-proclaimed actress Zaida Pugh says she's sorry for how things turned out, but it could have been worse had she brought roaches with her.
Plus, a North Carolina church hosts racist anonymous meetings and Eagles linebacker Myke Tavarres says he'd protest the national anthem too, but later takes it back.
Grandmother Geneva Smith said she handcuffed, dragged to the police car and thrown in jail for being an innocent bystander while her son was arrested.
Amazon's upcoming Civil Rights film set in the 1963 Detroit will also be directed by Tina Mabry-Stiff. Congrats ladies!
Plus, DA drops charges against Morehouse student athletes accused of sexual assault and a cancer patient is sent to jail over unpaid court fees accrued from bounced checks.
