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Russell Contreras

Russell Contreras

Russell Contreras is an Immigration, Law Enforcement, and Minority Affairs Reporter for the Associated Press.

US Museum Refuses Hiroshima Exhibit over Abolishing Nuclear Weapons Theme

Heather McClenahan, executive director of the Los Alamos Historical Museum, said the museum’s board of directors felt uncomfortable about the exhibit’s call to abolish nuclear bombs.

April 04th, 2018

By Russell Contreras and
Mari Yamaguchi

US Museum Refuses Hiroshima Exhibit over Abolishing Nuclear Weapons Theme

A museum in Los Alamos, New Mexico (AP) — a once-secret New Mexico city that developed the atomic bomb — has put an exhibit from Japan on hold because of its theme of abolishing nuclear weapons. The Los Alamos Historical Museum confirmed Monday that it will not host a traveling exhibit organized by the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum and

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Russell Contreras

Russell Contreras

Russell Contreras is an Immigration, Law Enforcement, and Minority Affairs Reporter for the Associated Press.

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Study: 50 Years After Landmark Kerner Report, US Inequality Has Worsened

The new report blames U.S. policymakers and elected officials, saying they’re not doing enough to heed the warning on deepening poverty and inequality that was highlighted by the Kerner Commission five decades ago.

February 27th, 2018

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Study: 50 Years After Landmark Kerner Report, US Inequality Has Worsened

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Barriers to equality pose threats to democracy in the U.S. as the country remains segregated along racial lines and child poverty worsens, according to study made public Tuesday that examines the nation 50 years after the release of the landmark 1968 Kerner Report. The new report blames U.S. policymakers

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Russell Contreras

Russell Contreras

Russell Contreras is an Immigration, Law Enforcement, and Minority Affairs Reporter for the Associated Press.

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New Report Reveals Over Half Of Hate Crimes In US Go Unreported

The report comes as the Justice Department officials gathered with advocacy groups and experts on Thursday to discuss hate crimes, including ways to better document them.

July 04th, 2017

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New Report Reveals Over Half Of Hate Crimes In US Go Unreported

WASHINGTON (AP) — Most victims of hate crimes don't report them to police, according to a new study that advocates say reinforces their fears that the Trump administration's tough rhetoric and policies will make more people afraid to come forward. More than half the 250,000 hate crimes that took place each year between 2004 and

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Russell Contreras

Russell Contreras

Russell Contreras is an Immigration, Law Enforcement, and Minority Affairs Reporter for the Associated Press.

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