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[[Democratic party]] presidential hopeful Sen. [[Elizabeth Warren]] rejected the notion of white privilege when she [[cultural appropriation|appropriated the cultural identity]] of [[Native American]]s to gain access to [[affirmative action]] programs. Warren boast's of being [[Harvard]] Law School's first "Woman of Color."

[[Democratic party]] presidential hopeful Sen. [[Elizabeth Warren]] rejected the notion of white privilege when she [[cultural appropriation|appropriated the cultural identity]] of [[Native American]]s to gain access to [[affirmative action]] programs. Warren boast's of being [[Harvard]] Law School's first "Woman of Color."

==Criminal justice system==

==Criminal justice==

In [[New Mexico]], four of five adult members of a [[African American|black]] [[Muslim]] group were released days after their arrest for murdering a three-year-old, starving their children, and training children to perform school shootings. Meanwhile, two white adults of a [[Christian]] [[cult]] have remained in jail for two years on child abuse charges without trial in New Mexico.

In [[New Mexico]], four of five adult members of a [[African American|black]] [[Muslim]] group were released days after their arrest for murdering a three-year-old, starving their children, and training children to perform school shootings. Meanwhile, two white adults of a [[Christian]] [[cult]] have remained in jail for two years on child abuse charges without trial in New Mexico.