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Drake Gives Gifts to Struggling Students - A man is found guilty in the killing of a Michigan woman, the NAACP calls on the Department of Justice to investigate Miami Gardens for racial profiling, plus more news. — Natelege Whaley Drake loves the kids! The famed Toronto rapper visited Strawberry Hill high school in Philadelphia and announced that he would be building a recording studio there. Drizzy hugged students and gave them words of encouragement. “This is about your future. I love you. I care about you,” he said. (Photo: Courtesy of ABC News)

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Man Found Guilty in Killing of 32-Year-Old Michigan Mother - A jury found Bobby Lee Taylor guilty of first-degree murder and criminal sexual conduct charges in the killing of Rosaline Lee. Her body was found floating and partially clothed by a fisherman in May in Pontiac, Michigan. The case gained national attention when media personality Star Jones spoke out about the homicide.(Photo: Courtesy Facebook via RosalineRansomLeeMemorialPage)

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NAACP Calls for DOJ to Review Miami Gardens' Racial Profiling Case - The NAACP is calling on the Department of Justice to review a pattern of alleged racial profiling conducted by Miami Gardens against African-Americans in the city. The request comes after Ali Amin Saleh, a convenience store owner, filed a lawsuit against the city claiming a long history of police abuse and racial profiling against his Black customers and employees near his business. (Photo: Surveillance via MiamiHerald.com)

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Woman Posts Craigslist Ad Asking to Rent a Family - Jackie Turner, 26, posted a Craigslist ad asking to rent a family. "There's this void, my biological parents aren't here, and it's kept this hole inside of me." Turner said she was once a troubled child who was physically and sexually abused. Dozens of families and people who had a similar story to Turner responded. She is now gathering everyone to form her own family for the holiday. (Photo: Courtesy of ABC News)

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Woman Lies About Being Victim of “Knockout” Game - Ashley Depew, a St. Louis woman, was given a black eye by her boyfriend Justin Simms. Instead of reporting it as domestic abuse, she fabricated a story saying she was a victim of the “knockout” game. She blamed a random Black “thug” for the assault and said she was punched outside of a bar while waiting for her friend. Depew and Simms are now charged with falsifying a police report. (Photo: Courtesy of KMOV St. Louis)

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6 in 10 Uninsured African-Americans May Qualify for Financial Assistance - President Obama’s administration says that six out of 10 African-Americans who are eligible for coverage under Obamacare may qualify for financial assistance with Medicaid, the Children’s Health Insurance Program and tax breaks through the Health Insurance Marketplace. These new options include preventive services with no out-of pocket costs.(Photo: REUTERS/Joe Skipper)

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George Zimmerman’s Girlfriend Wants Case Dropped Against Him - George Zimmerman’s girlfriend Samantha Scheibe is asking a judge to lift a court order that blocks him from seeing her. "I am not afraid of George in any manner and I want to be with him," she says according to CNN. In November, he faced domestic violence-related charges for pointing a gun at Scheibe and allegedly choking her.(Photo: AP Photo/Orlando Sentinel, Joe Burbank, Pool)

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Alabama Man Pleads Guilty to Cross Burning - Steven Dinkle, 28, plead guilty to burning a six-foot cross in a Black Alabama neighborhood in 2009. The former KKK member was charged with conspiring to violate housing rights, using fire to commit a felony and obstruction of justice. He faces 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000. (Photo: T. O'Keefe/PhotoLink/Getty Images)

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Stores List Shoppers’ Rights in Light of Racial Profiling - A group of retail chains, including Barneys, Macy’s, Saks Fifth Avenue and others, have signed on to an agreement that prohibits profiling and unreasonable searches. The Retail Council of New York State drafted the agreement during a meeting Monday with retail representatives and civil rights leaders. (Photo: AP Photo/Frank Franklin II, File)

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Mormon Church Explains Past Ban on Black Pastors - The Mormon Church lifted a ban against priests of African descent in 1978, but until yesterday they never gave reasons for it. The institution says the ban was put in place during an era of “racial divide.” They also “disavow” any past teachings that Black people are inferior and that mixed-race relationships are a sin.  (Photo: George Frey/Landov)