Tarrant city council member Tommy Bryant claims he was quoting the mayor when he used the n-word in reference to a colleague Days after using a racist slur in reference to a Black female colleague ...

ANN ARBOR, MI - Jeff Hayner, the white Ann Arbor City Council Democrat representing the 1st Ward, used the n-word twice in its entirety in late May. As he has for the last two-plus months, Hayner ...

Council members say hate speech used by the public during city meetings has discouraged others from coming to speak. L.A. city leaders seek crackdown on the N-word and C-word - Los Angeles Times ...

ANN ARBOR, MI - Ann Arbor City Council set a hearing to possibly reprimand Council Member Jeff Hayner, D-1st Ward, for his use of the n-word. City Council voted 9-1 on Tuesday to set the public ...

Tarrant City Council member Tommy Bryant told news outlets his use of the word Monday night reflected something the city's Black mayor, Wayman Newton, had said during an earlier private meeting.

Council members intend to rein in the use of the so-called N-word and C-word, and variations of those racial and sexist epithets. The five-member committee advanced the proposal without discussion.

A city council meeting erupted when a white member stood up and exclaimed “Do we have a house [n-word] in here?”, in an exchange that has gone viral and sparked outrage. Republican Tommy ...

The first Black mayor of Tarrant, Ala., has been in office for less than a year, and he says it's not the first time he's heard “racial language” from a City Council member.

Tarrant’s first Black mayor today denied that he used the racial epithet “house N-----” to describe a Black city council member, ...

The Los Angeles City Council postponed a vote Tuesday on a proposal to ban the use of a racial slur and an obscene term for a woman during council and committee meetings. Council members sent the ...

The Alabama Democratic Party is calling on Tarrant City Councilman John “Tommy” Bryant to resign after the lawmaker used the phrase “house n-----” during a council meeting Monday night ...

But the city’s policy doesn’t go far enough for Council Members Tamaya Dennard and Wendell Young. Or for many other African-American leaders in Cincinnati such as the Cincinnati NAACP, Black ...