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Christian Cooper, who went viral last year in New York for having the police called on him while birdwatching in Central Park by a local white woman, Amy Cooper, has been picked up by National Geographic to host a new series about birds. by Voice & Viewpoint Newswire Christian Cooper, who went

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Central Park birdwatcher Christian Cooper lands National Geographic series
Christian Cooper, the Central Park birdwatcher made infamous by recording a woman making false claims about him to the police, The post Central Park birdwatcher Christian Cooper lands National Geographic series appeared first on TheGrio.
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‘Birding While Black’ Incident in N.Y.’s Central Park Brings Black Bird Wildlife Enthusiasts Out of Shadows
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Black Birders Week is a thing, and it's much more than a response to the lie told in Central Park  
Whether flying solo or as part of a crowd, more Black birdwatchers are finding solace in nature observing sky-bound creatures The post Black Birders Week is a thing, and it's much more than a response to the lie told in Central Park   appeared first on TheGrio.
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