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Kevin Hart Donates to Philly - A family of three that vanished in Mississippi has been found dead, Al Sharpton meets with the CEO of Macy’s on racial profiling, plus more news. – Natelege WhaleyWhen Kevin Hart is not cracking jokes, he’s also cracking open his wallet to give back to his hometown. The funnyman donated 500 computers to schools and recreation centers in Philadelphia. “I am blessed to be in a position that allows me to give back to the city that made me who I am,” Hart said in a statement. (Photo: Jason Merritt/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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Authorities Find Missing Family Dead in Mississippi - The bodies of a family of three from Mississippi who vanished after a car accident Saturday in Hermanville, Mississippi were found not far from their vehicle's wreckage. The family’s abandoned, overturned SUV was found in a ditch. Altira Hughes-Smith, 30, her son Jaidon, 7, and her husband Laterry Smith, 34, were last seen driving in the vehicle Friday. (Photo: ABC News)

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Al Sharpton Meets With Macy’s CEO on Racial Profiling - With the holiday season approaching, Rev. Al Sharpton made it clear to Macy’s CEO in a “brutally honest” meeting Monday that Black customers will not tolerate being profiled where they shop. Treme actor Robert Brown said he was stopped and detained in June while shopping at the store. Macy’s has said it does not tolerate discrimination. (Photo: Peter Kramer/NBC/NBC NewsWire via Getty Images)

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Teen Changes Her Name to Avoid Prejudice - Keisha Austin, 19, changed her name to Kylie to avoid being the subject of racist jokes by her peers as one of few bi-racial students in a predominately white area in Kansas City. Students would ask her if she had a “La” or “Sha” in front of her name. Ironically, it was her white mother who gave her the commonly African-American name because she wanted her daughter to be proud of her identity. (Photo: Family Photo via Kansas City Star)

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Missing NYU Student Found Alive - Asher Vongtau, 19, was found trapped in a crawl space between a dormitory and a parking garage Sunday evening. The NYU student was in the shaft for at least a day. Authorities are still investigating how he ended up in the space. (Photo: Glen Argov /Landov)

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Sixth Man Charged in Chicago Park Shooting - Darren Curtis, 28, was arrested Friday and charged with three counts of attempted first-degree murder and three counts of aggravated battery in connection to a September shooting that injured 13 people. He is one of six men who have been charged for the incident that took place at Cornell Square Park in the South Side of Chicago. (Photo: Paul Beaty/AP Photo)

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Fans Want Museum for John Coltrane - Volunteers are organizing to restore the former home of late jazz musician John Coltrane in Dix Hills, Long Island, New York. Musicians Carlos Santana and his son Ravi are backing the effort to raise $1.5 million to turn the four-bedroom house into a museum in time for the 50th anniversary of Coltrane’s album A Love Supreme in 2014. (Photo: Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

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College Honors First Black Graduate - The College of Charleston has honored the institution’s first Black graduate, Eddie Ganaway, by renaming its diversity center after him. Ganaway, who died in January, graduated from Charleston in 1971 and was part of pushing diversity efforts at the college. The Eddie Ganaway Diversity Education and Resource Center opened in 2010. (Photo: Courtesy of The College of Charleston)

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Harry Belafonte Compares Koch Brothers to KKK - Legendary entertainer and humanitarian Harry Belafonte is back in the spotlight for comments he made about billionaire industrialists the Koch Brothers Sunday at a church where he spoke on behalf of NYC mayoral candidate Bill de Blasio. “They make up the heart and the thinking in the minds of those who would belong to the Ku Klux Klan,” he said. A spokesperson for Koch Brothers said his comments are “false.” (Photo by Matthew Eisman/Getty Images for Seedlings Foundation for Yale Center for Dyslexia and Creativity)

Photo By Matthew Eisman/Getty Images for Seedlings Foundation for Yale Center for Dyslexia and Creativity

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Florida City Considers Banning Saggy Jeans for Women - Bad news for any women sagging their pants in Opa-Locka, Florida. The city’s commissioners have approved an ordinance allowing police to ticket women along with men, who already face fines for exposing undergarments in public. If the proposed ban is amended, violators will have to pay $500 and do community service. (Photo: Joe Raedle/Getty Images)