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Controversy and protests erupted in the fall after white police officer Darren Wilson fatally shot unarmed black man Michael Brown, pandora charms cheap 18, on Aug. 9, 2014 in Ferguson, Miss. Wilson was cleared of all charges on Nov. 24, and resigned from the Ferguson Police Department shortly after. Since then, people across the nation have protested against racism in the police force.

In this photo, Michael Brown's father, Michael Brown Sr., center left, his mother, Lesley McSpadden, center, and stepfather, Louis Head, center right, join protesters in a rally in Ferguson, Mo., Saturday, Aug. 30, 2014. His death stoked national discourse about police tactics and race. (AP Photo/St. Louis Post Dispatch, Huy Mach)

The University of Oklahoma chapter of a national fraternity was shuttered March 8, 2015 after a video of members allegedly engaging pandora sale in a racist chant surfaced online. The video   obtained and published on Twitter by Unheard, an "alliance of black students organized for change within campus administration and atmosphere"   supposedly shows Sigma Alpha Epsilon members at the university chanting, "There will never be a (racial slur) at SAE!" The alleged behavior drew quick condemnation online and from university president David Boren.

Austin based Strange Fruit Public Relations dropped its name after social media users questioned its name, most affiliated with a 1937 protest song about the lynching of African Americans. Mary Mickel, who co founded the firm with Ali Slutsky, said they were unaware of the song "Strange Fruit" when they named the company in 2012. The 1930s protests and song evolved from a photo of the lynching of two African American men, Thomas Shipp and Abram Smith, who were accused of murdering a white factory worker.

Read more: Texas PR group Strange Fruit drops lynching themed name

Dallas police are searching for suspects accused of pandora uk sale in the shooting death of Ahmed Al Jumaili, a 36 year old man who recently emigrated from Iraq, while he, his brother and his wife took photos of snow outside of their apartment on March 4, 2015. Surveillance video released by the Dallas pandora charms on sale Police Department on March 6, 2015, shows four people who may be involved in the shooting walking in snow near the complex.

Pictured, Al Jumaili with his wife Zahraa shortly after they reunited roughly three weeks ago.

Protesters in New York City flooded streets and even bridges after the death of Eric Garner, an African American. He died after he was put in a choke hold by white NYPD officer Daniel Pantaleo because Garner resisted arrest for selling untaxed cigarettes on the street on July 17 in Staten Island. The incident was captured on video and Garner repeats, "I can't breathe." Protesters have used that statement to rally for justice for Garner after Pantaleo was not indicted.

In this Dec. 4, 2014, file photo, protesters carry signs criticizing the police, and replicas of coffins during a march over the Brooklyn Bridge. Officers say the outcry has left them feeling betrayed and demonized by everyone from the president and the mayor to throngs of protesters who scream at them on the street. "Police officers feel like they are being thrown under the bus," said Patrick Lynch, president of the police union.

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Retail giant Sears yanked a "swastika ring" sold on its website by a third party, which sparked outrage on social media, in October. An outside company, CET Domain, was selling the ring with a description that read, ""This gothic jewelry item in particular pandora charms cheap features a Swastika ring that's made of .925 Thai silver. Not for Neo Nazi or any Nazi implication. These jewelry items are going to make you look beautiful at your next dinner date." Sears said they have also removed similar items from online shelves.

Read more: Sears yanks 'swastika ring' from online store after social media outrage

In early December, Chris Harris, a board member at Hooks Independent School District in north Texas, posted a meme of a K Klux Klan member with the caption "I'm dreaming of a white Christmas." Harris posted several "racially sensitive" statements, which led to her resignation, Hooks Superintendent Ronnie Thompson told Raw Story. She posted the meme after a grand jury's decision to not indict officer Darren Wilson for fatally shooting Michael Brown.

Read more: Texas school board member on Facebook: Send KKK to Ferguson to 'settle sh down'

A fraternity at the University of Texas at Austin is taking heat for hosting an alleged "border patrol" party at its house within spitting distance of the university campus on Saturday night. Partygoers attending a bash hosted by UT's chapter of the national Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, known as Texas Fiji, wore ponchos, sombreros and construction gear while others wore military camoflauge outfits near photo cutout boards of people in traditional Mexican garb, a bar painted to look like a Mexican flag and a giant cutout of Patrn tequila, The Daily Texan reported.

During the Ebola scare, Navarro College in Corsicana in Texas denied admission to applicants from pandora outlet countries with confirmed Ebola cases, even if those nations have no current cases of the disease. Idris Ayodeji Bello, an advocate for Africans in the United States, took to Twitter on Oct. 12 to circulate a letter from telling applicants the college "is not accepting international students from countries with confirmed Ebola cases."

Read more: Texas college won't admit students from countries with Ebola cases

The Rev. Sen. Ted Cruz, R Texas, told a crowd of Republicans that black people "need to be educated" and stop supporting minimum wage because it will increase unemployment rates among blacks. He made the statement at the Western Williamson County Republican Club on Aug. Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson's constituents, many of whom are African American, would be better off spending food stamps instead of voting.

"We don't want to motivate her voters," Natinsky said. "What we want them to think is: 'There's no reason. She doesn't have an opponent. I don't need to go to the polls.

In a Facebook post Thursday, Lubbock City Councilman Victor Hernandez condemned state Sen. Charles Perry, R Lubbock   who wrote Senate Bill 185, which would allow police officers to ask anyone they detain or arrest about their immigration status.

The bill would also nix funds to local governments that enact laws barring area law enforcement from enforcing federal immigration law.

Hernandez called Perry's bill a "a pretense for outright racism and bigotry" and amounts to "the waging of a war on fellow Texans of Latin American descent based upon their complexion, surname, accent, hair color, eye color."

"Logically, it follows that you . are a bigot and a racist," Hernandez said.

Perry's pandora sale office responded to Hernandez's remarks in a statement to Fox 34 News: "It is disappointing to see Mr. Hernandez once again release a divisive statement rather than engaging in a productive policy discussion on the issues important to the people of Texas. Our bill does nothing more than instruct entities to obey laws we currently have on the books."

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