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Proving people wrong may as well be Bianca Smith s catchphrase. Her path into one of sport s most exclusive clubs was paved with anything but gold. If people think, it s just because I m a woman, well, then I ll just go out and prove them wrong, Smith told CBS This Morning Saturday co-host Dana Jacobson.The Red Sox announced Monday that they ve hired Smith to become a minor league coach, making her the first Black woman to take the diamond as a professional baseball coach. The 29-year-old will join the Boston Red Sox organization as a minor league coach based at the team s player development complex in Fort Me
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CLEVELAND -- Relatives of a 12-year-old boy who was killed by police asked Monday for their lawsuit against two officers to not be delayed and questioned why the criminal invest
af1 igation remains pending more than five months after the shooting.Tamir Rice was carrying an airsoft gun that uses nonlethal plastic pellets when an officer shot him outside a recreation center in November.The officers who confronted hi
adidas og m have asked a judge to delay the family s federal civil rights lawsuit until the investigation is complete and potentially works its way through the courts. They said that would let them give their side of the story later without worrying it might be used against them in the criminal case. Mother of slain 12-year-old slams Cleveland police 00:31 The family s attorneys obje
af1 cted to a delay in a court filing Monday, arguing that proceeding with the lawsuit wouldn t cause prejudice for the officers but would increase legal costs and the emotional harm for Tamir s family. His body still hasn t been laid to rest, and his mother, Samaria Rice, moved to a homeless shelter because she couldn t live so close to where her son was shot, the court filing said. One of her attorneys, Benjamin Crump, questioned why the investigation is still pending despite the confronta
