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1992 - A watershed year for gay & lesbian community
December 30, 1992 - MPR’s Chris Roberts reports on the importance of 1992 for Minnesota’s gay & lesbian community. Roberts details how political and social attention during the year created momentum in furthering civil rights and social acceptance.
Baird on peace possible, worldwide vigil
December 30, 1992 - Christine Gillette Miller
Peggy Hicks, University of Minnesota Law School on Eastern Europe, Romania and Albania human rights
December 30, 1992 -
MnCare, Lois Quam year ender on health care
December 30, 1992 -
Vikings protest; Indians to protest Washington Redskins name
December 30, 1992 -
New Year, Reverend Jerry McAfee and Deputy Chief Dave Dobrotka
December 30, 1992 -
Fewer police officers are dying on the job
December 31, 1992 - Jerry Haaf, Rodney King
Convicted again, Hmong rapist reprimanded
December 31, 1992 - Report about a Hmong rapist.
Lesbian police officer Sharon Lubinski comes out
January 1, 1993 - MPR’s Chris Roberts profiles Minneapolis police officer Sharon Lubinski, who has come out as a lesbian to the department. Lubinski shares both the her reasons and fears on making her sexuality public.
Police and Race 1992: Year of Rodney King and Jerry Haaf
January 1, 1993 - MPR’s Bill Wareham reports on police and community relations after recent Rodney King beating and murder of Minneapolis police officer Jerry Haaf. Keith Ellison, rally community leader; Sharif Willis, leader of United for Peace; Dave Dobrotka, Minneapolis Police Deputy Chief; John Laux, Minneapolis Police Chief; Gary Sudduth, director of Minneapolis Urban League; and Matthew Ramadan, executive director of Northside Residents Redevelopment Council, are highlighted.

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