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With future uncertain, Oromo Olympian visits Minnesota

With future uncertain, Oromo Olympian visits Minnesota

Olympian Feyisa Lilesa hasn't returned home after protesting the Ethiopian government during the Rio games. He was invited to visit with members of Minnesota's Oromo community this weekend, and will continue to travel the U.S. until he can find a place to settle and compete.
by Manda Lillie

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Life after iconic photo: Today's parallels of American flag's role in racial protest

Life after iconic photo: Today's parallels of American flag's role in racial protest

A Pulitzer Prize-winning photo taken during the busing desegregation protests captured a nation. The photographer and subject of "The Soiling of Old Glory," talk about it's significance 40 years on.

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Teen creates app so bullied kids never have to eat alone

Teen creates app so bullied kids never have to eat alone

Natalie Hampton knows what it's like to have no one to sit with during school lunch. So she's created Sit With Us, an app that helps kids find friendly harbors in the crowd.

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