Social Issues

Former KKK leader David Duke says 'of course' Trump voters are his voters
The former grand wizard is running for U.S. Senate in Louisiana. Duke tells NPR that, based on polling by his campaign, he believes he'll be supported by more than 75 percent of Donald Trump voters.
The Satanic Temple contacted nine public school districts across the country seeking to start after-school Satan programs in an attempt to counter well-funded fundamentalist Christian organizations that it believes are eroding the separation of church and state.
Apple ditches pistol emoji in favor of water gun
The pistol emoji will be replaced with a green water gun icon, and Apple is also adding new emojis of a pride flag, families with single parents, and women playing sports.
Minnesota housing more homeless veterans, officials say
The number of homeless veterans in Minnesota continues to tick downward. More than 600 have found permanent addresses since the state began keeping close track of them in a special registry early last year.
Meet Minnesota's newest Supreme Court Justice
When Anne McKeig joins the Minnesota Supreme Court on Sept. 1, she will be the first American Indian to serve in that role.
Protesters deliver petition calling for special prosecutor in Castile case
A Minneapolis grassroots organization, Neighborhoods Organizing for Change, has collected over 7,000 signatures asking for an independent review of the fatal police shooting of Philando Castile.
Protesters demand permit, other conditions for Summit Avenue demonstration
Demonstrators who were evicted from in front of the governor's residence in St. Paul met with City Council members Wednesday afternoon and said they want to be allowed to reestablish their encampment on Summit Avenue.
Knocking on doors in St. Paul to talk race, protest and disruption
As police arrested dozens of protesters outside the governor's mansion in St. Paul Wednesday, a smaller group of people was out canvassing the neighborhood. They went door-to-door to talk about race, protest and disruption.
Former Supreme Court Justice Alan Page talks about bias in the legal industry - and about race, racism, and disparities in other parts of society.