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Should You Need to Pass a Social Media Check to Get a Gun?
Show Boat Arrives at The Portland Opera
Shutdown and Disunity Themes of MLK Celebration in Atlanta
Shutdown Avoided as Senate OKs Temporary Spending Bill
Shutdown Projected to Cause $3B Permanent Hit to Economy
Sickle Cell Anemia Awareness Groups Mobilize
SIFF Screens Docs on Police Accountability and Black Lives Matter
Silence, Devastation Mark Bahamas Town; But Some Are Staying
Silencing of Warren Throws Senate into Turmoil
Simmons, RushCard Fund Program to Keep the Peace between Police and the Black Community
Sisters Network to Hold Monthly Meeting Nov. 11
Sita Symonette is New Chair of Regional Planned Parenthood
Six Portland Health Providers Donate $21.5M to House Homeless
Six Trailblazing Black Judges to Discuss Overcoming Challenges Feb. 26
Skating is All the Rage in Kenyan Capital
Slave Cemetery Poses Questions for Florida Country Club
Slavery Advocate's Statue Being Removed in South Carolina
Slide Survivor Tells of 'Wave' of Mud Hitting Home
SLIDESHOW: Smithsonian’s 2018 American Ingenuity Awards
Small Business Lender Rebrands as Ascent
Small Businesses Band Together for Small Business Saturday
Smashed Windows, Chaotic Confrontation Near Inauguration
Smith to Retire in a Year -- But Parents Want her Fired Now
Smoke Chokes West Coast as Wildfire Deaths Keep Climbing
Smoky Conditions Could Affect Willamette Valley Air Quality Through the Weekend
Sneaking a Peek: Fans Find Creative Ways to Glimpse Olympics
Snow Slams Northwest Again and Even Hawaii Gets Some
Snowden: Sweden Spied on Russia for USA
Snyder Lawyer Called Flint Water 'Scary' Before Lead Crisis
SOAR Offers Alternatives for Black Students
Social Equity in Marijuana Industry Still Largely Pipe Dream
Socialist Kshama Sawant Takes Office in Seattle
Solar Eclipse, Loveable Baby Hippo Warmed Hearts in 2017
Solutions to Homelessness Come With Their Own Challenges
Some Balk as Seattle Seeks to Spend More Money on Homeless
Some Columbia River Gorge Trails, Parks Reopen Today
Some Faith Leaders Victimize Rape Survivors Again
Some Hospitals in Crisis as US nears high for COVID-19 cases
Some Instacart, Amazon Workers Strike as Jobs Get Riskier
Some Lofty Goals from 2018 State of Union Speech Still Unmet
Some Minorities Find 'President-elect Trump' a Scary Prospect
Some See Rush to Forgive as Rush to Forget Racial Violence
Some States Honoring Indigenous People Instead of Columbus
Some Washington Sheriffs Refuse to Enforce New Gun Laws
Some Women of Color Frustrated by Biden's Presidential Bid
Son: Jazz Great Ellis Marsalis Jr. Dead, 85; COVID Involved
Soul Icon Aretha Franklin Seriously Ill
Soul Music Superstar Percy Sledge Dies
South Africa Blasts Trump Over Racially Divisive Tweet
South Africa's Ruling Party Finally Turns Against Zuma
South African Beauty Queen Crowned Miss Universe 2019
South Carolina Confederate Flag Protesters Charged and Released
South Carolina Slave Descendants Used to Riding Out Storms
Southern Oregonians Alarmed by Messages from Supremacists
SpaceX's Big New Rocket Blasts Off with Sports Car on Top
Spain Takes More African Migrants Despite Signs of Tension
Speaker Tells 2019 Morehouse Grads He Will Pay Their Student Debt
Special Counsel Examining Thousands of Trump Transition Emails
Special Event Honors Oregon’s First Heart Donor
Special Prosecutor Named for Laquan McDonald Murder Case
Special Report: Mass Incarceration of Women and Minorities a New Crisis
Spicer Abruptly Resigns: Big Shake-up for Trump Press Shop
Spike in Coronavirus Cases in Oregon Traced to Gatherings
Spike in Oregon COVID-19 Cases Tied to Union County Church
Spike Lee on What's Different About These Protests
Spike Lee’s Classic Film 'Do the Right Thing' Screened with Race Forum
Spirit of Family Reunion Marks Million Man March Anniversary
SPLC Action Responds To Removal of Robert E. Lee Statue From the U.S. Capitol
SPLC Notes Uptick in Hate, Extremist Groups in 2015
SPLC Releases New Edition of 'Ten Ways to Fight Hate' Guide
Spokane Mayor Seeking to Lure Jobs and Residents to City
Spotlight Falls on the Minimum Wage as Way to Tackle Poverty
St Louis Inmates Protest Prison Conditions During Covid
St. Andrew Parish Presents 2020 Martin Luther King, Jr. Awards
Stacey Abrams to Give Democrats’ Response to State of the Union
Stacey Abrams Wants to be America’s First Black Female Governor
Stacy Osei-Kuffour Set To Write ‘Blade,’ Making History as First Black Woman To Write a Marvel Studios Film
Staged Reading Comes Down With ‘Gospel Blues’
Stakeholders Spar On Contracting Projects
Stampede Kills 56 at Funeral for Iranian General Slain by US
Stanford Students Protest Rape at Graduation Ceremony
Starbucks Baristas Stop Writing 'Race Together' on Cups
Starbucks Clears College Degree Path for Employees
Starbucks Closing More Than 8,000 Stores for Anti-Bias Training
Starbucks Faces Image Crisis After Arrest of 2 Black Men
Starbucks, Home of the $4 Latte, is Moving Into Poor Areas
Starting a (Legal) Cannabis Company
Startup PDX Challenge Seeks Diverse Entrepreneurs
State and Federal Agencies Aid Sunken Tugboat in Columbia River
State and Local Leaders Push Back Against Fair Housing Changes
State Creates Task Force to Examine Racial Disparities in Homeownership
State Department Classifies Hundreds of Old Clinton Emails
State of Black Oregon: Economic Prosperity and Unity Needed
State of Housing Report Finds Grim Reality for Communities of Color
State of World Creates Dark Mood at UN General Assembly
State Penitentiary Fails to Improve Well-Being of Mentally Ill Inmates
State Reaches Out to Black Homeowners with Mortgage Relief Fund
State Rep. Will Dismukes Called Upon to Take Accountability and Reconcile with Alabama History
State Representative Janelle Bynum Breaks Records, Barriers
State Settles With Johnson, Harmon Johnson

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