NEW YORK -- Amy Cooper, the white woman who called 911 over an encounter with a Black man while walking her dog in Central Park last year, has sued her former employer for alleged racial and gender ...

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*Criminal charges have been dropped against Amy Cooper, the white woman who made headlines last May for calling police to falsely claim she was being threatened by a Black man in Central Park.

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A woman dubbed the “Central Park Karen” online after calling the police on a Black birdwatcher, says she is still “in hiding” more than three years after the incident. Amy Cooper said that she had ...

Mayor de Blasio slammed the white woman who called cops on a black man in Central Park earlier this week, saying on Thursday she should be probed for making a false claim. The incident, which was ...

Amy Cooper, a white woman who became infamously known as the “Central Park Karen” after a May 2020 viral video showing her calling the police to report a Black gay birdwatcher who told her to keep her ...

Amy Cooper, also known as the infamous Central Park Karen, published an opinion piece giving insight into what she was thinking the moment she came across Christian Cooper in the viral 2020 ...

(NNPA Newswire) — Four years after a racist encounter with a so-called “Karen,” Christian Cooper has earned the ultimate payback: a Daytime Emmy Award for his passionate love of birdwatching. The ...

A woman who was derided for being a “Karen” recently saw a federal appellate court affirm the dismissal of her defamation claim. According to the Urban Dictionary, a “Karen” is “a middle aged woman ...

CENTRAL PARK -- The woman who called 911 on a Black man that she incorrectly claimed was threatening her in New York's Central Park briefly appeared in court, as her lawyers work out a plea ...