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 The Frank Reich era in Carolina is over after only 11 games.The Carolina Panthers fired their coach on Monday following the team s NFL-worst 1-10 start in his first year at the helm.Panthers owner David Tepper announced the move hours after several news outlets repor stanley cup ted that he used profanity as he was leaving the locker room following a 17-10 loss to the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.Tepper hired Reich to fix one of the league s worst offenses over the past few seasons and develop Bryce Young, the No. 1 overall pick whom he gave up four draft picks and top wide receiver D.J. Moore to acquire this past offseason in the hopes of winning multiple Super Bowls.Instead, the Panthers are assured a franchise-record sixth straight losing season.The Panthers are 30-63 since Tepper bought the team from Jerry Richardson in 2018 for $2.275 billion and have never made  stanley website the playoffs.Special teams coordinator Chris Tabor will take over as interim head coach. Offensive coordinator Thomas Brown will become the team s playcaller, with senior assistant Jim Caldwell serving as his special adviser.Tabor s first move as interim coach was to fire quarterbacks coach Josh McCown and running backs coach Duce Staley, according to a person familiar with the situation. The p stanley cup erson spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Monday because the moves have not been announced.McCown and Staley were handpicked by Reich to be assistants.When Tepper makes his next head coaching hire after the season, it  Fkdh Wisconsin power cut-offs to begin again on April 15
 E stanley cup VANSTON, Ill. 鈥?Racial violence has unfortunately been deeply rooted in American history. And now, a new art exhibit is exploring race relations in the U.S. from reconstruction to the beginning of the Black Lives Matter movement. It shines a light on racism in a visual history lesson spanning more than a century.From paintings and photographs to sculptures and prints, the imagery and history of violence against Black people in America is on full display. There s been so much emphasis in the last several years on issues of racial violence that we re grappling with today. We stanley cup website  think it s important for all of us to have a deep understanding of the roots of that violence,  said Janet Dees, curator of modern and contemporary art at the Block Museum of Art at Northwestern University. A Site of Struggle: American Art Against Anti-Black Violence,  is a collection of 60 works. The exhibit takes visitors through American history starting in the 1890s through the start of the Black Lives Matter movement. This is a photograph by the African American photographer Darryl Cowherd titled Stop White Police from Killing Us from 1966,  said Dees, showing a photograph from St. Louis that parallels messaging from Ferguson in 2014 after the fatal shooting of Michael Brown by a white police officer.The collection is an unflinching look  stanley fr at how art has been used to protest, process, mourn, and memorialize anti-Black violence.And while the majority of the artists are African American, there are artists