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What Black drivers are doing to protect themselves during traffic stops

Air freshener hanging from a car's rear view mirror

Yes, police can pull you over for hanging an air freshener in your car

A horse is tied up at the Fletcher Street Urban Riding Club in North Philadelphia on May 16, 2017.
The club, a non-profit organization devoted to inner-city horsemanship in north Philadelphia, has used the century-long tradition of black urban cowboys and horsemanship in Philadelphia as a way to keep kids out of trouble by teaching them riding and caring for horses. / AFP PHOTO / TIMOTHY A. CLARY (Photo credit should read TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP via Getty Images)

The little-known history of the Black 'Concrete Cowboy'

She's 14 months old and needs a drug that costs $2.1 million to save her life

Megan Dominy pulls Lila Taylor(L), 4, and Brielle Taylor, 1, while offering water and snacks to people waiting in line to cast their ballots at an early voting location in the Smyrna Community Center on October 24, 2020, in Smyrna, Georgia. - Neighbors and volunteers are handing out water and snacks to the masked voters waiting patiently in line to cast their ballots on a hot October day in the Atlanta suburb of Smyrna.
Americans go to the polls on November 3 but the enthusiastic early voting here has already given the morning an air of Election Day.
Georgia has been a reliably Republican, conservative bastion and a Democrat has not won in the Peach State since Bill Clinton, a fellow Southerner, in 1992.
But Democratic candidate Joe Biden, 77, and Republican incumbent Donald Trump, 74, are running neck-and-neck in the polls in Georgia. (Photo by Elijah Nouvelage / AFP) (Photo by ELIJAH NOUVELAGE/AFP via Getty Images)

It's now illegal in Georgia to give food and water to voters in line

A customer looks at handguns in a case as AR-15 style rifles hang on a wall at Davidson Defense in Orem, Utah on February 4, 2021. - Gun merchants sold more than 2 million firearms in January, a 75% increase over the estimated 1.2 million guns sold in January 2020, according to the National Shooting Sports Federation, a firearms industry trade group.
The FBI said it conducted a record 4.3 million background checks in January. If that pace continues, the bureau will complete more than 50 million gun-related background checks by the end of the year, shattering the current record set in 2020, according to a new report from Bespoke Investment Group. (Photo by GEORGE FREY / AFP) (Photo by GEORGE FREY/AFP via Getty Images)

Colorado is one of four states whose laws don't prohibit someone with a mental illness from owning firearms

Victoria Anderson and Sharon Metzger

When your own family is racist toward you