Plus, a Russian oligarch falls to his death from a hospital window.                                                                                                                                                 

Ohio police fatally shoot an unarmed Black man in bed; A Russian oligarch falls to his death from a window.   Tonight's Sentences was written by Jariel Arvin. Sentences will be on a Labor Day break until Tuesday, September 6.
    New: In a four-part Vox Conversations series called 40 Acres, Vox policy reporter Fabiola Cineas investigates the fight for reparations, beginning with a talk with an expert who believes reparations are long overdue. Read more.   
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 The fatal police shooting of Donovan Lewis  |  
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 The mysterious death of a Russian oligarch  |  
 -   A Russian oil executive critical of the war in Ukraine died Thursday after reportedly falling out of a Moscow hospital window. [NBC News / Rhoda Kwan]
 -   According to state media reports, Ravil Maganov, 67, the chair of Russia's second-largest oil producer Lukoil, fell to his death. His company said he died "following a serious illness." [Reuters]
 -   After Russia invaded Ukraine, Lukoil's board took the unusual step of expressing sympathy for the victims and called for an end to the conflict. [BBC / Paul Kirby]
 -   At least seven other Russian oligarchs — many with ties to the energy sector — have also died this year under mysterious circumstances. [Axios / Jacob Knutson]
 
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   "It is law enforcement's job to protect and serve their communities. This is not the reality Black and brown people face every day — not when young men like Donovan can be killed in their beds."  |  
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