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Remains of 215 children found at Canadian Indigenous school
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George Floyd's family meets Biden as US Congress weighs police bill
The meeting came as the world marked one year since George Floyd's death.
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Eight men arrested in UK for racist abuse aimed at top football player
The probe was launched after the April 11 Premier League clash between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur during which one of the players from the London side was targeted with "a series of highly offensive and racist remarks," police said.
Joe Biden signs bill to counter US spike in anti-Asian hate crime
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Twitter's photo crop algorithm is biased toward white faces and women
A team of researchers found the social media giant’s auto-cropping tool most strongly discriminated in favour of white women.
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