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Steve Osunsami

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  • Senior National Correspondent, ABC News
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The fight for justice continues 105 years after the Tulsa Race Massacre Original

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By Steve Osunsami , Tesfaye Negussie , Sabina Ghebremedhin 
| ABC News
The 111-year-old lone survivor was a little girl at the time. BySteve Osunsami, Tesfaye Negussie, and Sabina Ghebremedhin Buildings burn during the race riots in the Greenwood District of Tulsa, Oklahoma, June 1921. Universal Images Group via Getty Images Sunday marks the 105-year commemoration of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. The events of that day in Tulsa, Oklahoma, still reverberate throughout a community seeking justice.
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Inside the 'ghost student' scam that uses identity theft to target colleges

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By Steve Osunsami , Lucien Bruggeman , Emily Kohlberg
| KTRK-TV (Houston, TX)
Murat Mayor has no need for an associate's degree. The 58-year-old business analyst already has a Ph.D. But when he and his son, a high school senior, attempted last fall to apply for federal student financial aid, they learned that an account associated with both of their identities already existed. Those accounts showed applications to multiple community colleges -- and much more.
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Tyrese Gibson turns himself in, released on bond in Fulton County animal cruelty case Original

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By Steve Osunsami , Angeline Jane Bernabe 
| ABC News
Tyrese Gibson turned himself in Friday after a warrant was issued for his arrest in connection with animal cruelty, after his dogs allegedly killed a neighbor's dog in his Atlanta neighborhood. The actor and R&B singer was booked in Fulton County and released on $20,000 bond, according to Fulton County Sheriff's Office jail records. "Good Morning America" has reached out to Gibson for comment.
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