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Commissioner Mo Ivory: Fulton County is right now the target, the only county right now fighting over an election that already happened. But it is coming to a place near you. This is the beginning of the chaos of 2026 that is about to ensue.
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No Child Left Behind: Are standardized tests ruining primary education?
No Child Left Behind: Are standardized tests ruining primary education?
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No Child Left Behind was the reauthorization of the 1965 Elementary and Secondary Education Act and was supposed to ensure that all children had equal opportunities to excel in school.
In the process of making sure that all children have access to a quality education, an emphasis on testing was…
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WTH? Thursday: Epic treadmill fail caught on tape…and more
WTH? Thursday: Epic treadmill fail caught on tape…and more
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It’s WTH?! Thursday on NewsOne Now, and we have compiled a list of the craziest stories trending in the news.
This week, guest host Mo Ivory is joined by comedian Lav Luv and radio hosts Kittie Kaboom and Eddie Kayne.
To kick things off, we have an epic treadmill fail that was caught on tape during a…
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Anthony Ray Hinton exonerated after 30 years on death row
Anthony Ray Hinton exonerated after 30 years on death row
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In 1985, Anthony Ray Hinton was convicted of two murders and sent to death row for crimes he did not commit.
Thirty years and several appeals later, Hinton was finally exonerated and released after serving one of the longest terms on death row in the state of Alabama’s history.
On Thursday, Hinton and…
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18 years of academic fraud at UNC for thousands of Black athletes
18 years of academic fraud at UNC for thousands of Black athletes
An independent report has found that for 18 years nearly 3,100 students and athletes benefited from bogus classes and artificially high grades at the University of North Carolina.
“NewsOne Now” guest host Mo Ivory and the Straight Talk panel (Ray Baker, Lauren Victoria Burke and Jarvis Stewart) discussed the biggest academic cheating scandal in NCAAhistory and the use of the African American…
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Black Enterprise’s Caroline Clarke previews ‘Women of Power TV’ [VIDEO]
Black Enterprise’s Caroline Clarke previews ‘Women of Power TV’ [VIDEO]
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When asked about the show Clarke said, “… we speak directly to women, into the areas that they need the most input to empower themselves and make their lives…
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So, this just happened...CNN continues to boggle my mind...
So they interviewed another eyewitness (Piaget Crenshaw), who recorded the immediate aftermath of the shooting with her cell phone (within seconds after it happened.) -- Mo Ivory: What I also found to be very interesting about the witness that you just spoke to a minute ago, and the video that she had of officer Darren Wilson was that he wasn't even trying to come to Michael's aid! He just shot him down and then he just stared at him! I don't understand anybody that would see a child bleeding out of their head - or an adult - and not bend down immediately and try to stop the bleeding, or check if they're alive! Or give some aid! He just stood there and STARED at him! Which, to me, goes to his state of mind. A complete state of "Oh my God. What did I just do?" Michaela Pereira: And that could be... You could chalk that up to shock, too... I mean, the man's just been involved in a fatal shooting, Danny... Mo Ivory: Sure. Sure. Michaela Pereira: That could be. I mean, you could account for that. Danny Cevallos: Absolutely! In times like these, I'm always surprised... Everybody becomes an expert on "how I would have reacted." I have to say, when you look at the video, you COULD interpret it as, "Boy, that seems a little cold, standing there." But he can't LEAVE. I mean, he has to be on the premises. The problem is, everybody becomes an expert on human emotions in times of crisis. Why don't we stick with the facts we know? And those will be the autopsy records. Watching an officer walk around after a shooting, I don't know that that's as compelling, or that that gives us as valuable information as hard science, and that's the autopsy. Michaela Pererira: Quick response, Mo, and then I want to move on to another topic. Mo Ivory: Absolutely, the forensic evidence is important, and I'm not minimizing that at all, as compared to what the officer's reaction is. But you also can't minus out what somebody's state of mind is and what they're doing. Officers are TRAINED to deal with these type of situations, so you cannot compare Darren Wilson's response to a lay person's response at a killing. He is an officer who was TRAINED. Danny Cevallos: What would you have wanted him to do? Mo Ivory: I would have wanted him to HELP Michael Brown. I would have wanted him to bend down and stop the bleeding. I would have wanted him to see if he was still alive. Call an ambulance. Give him immediate care! THAT'S what I would have wanted him to do! FIRST I would have wanted him to NOT shoot him!
