Lexington Police Overhaul: Inside a Mississippi Debtor Prison
A landmark DOJ settlement in Lexington, Mississippi forces a police overhaul, dismantling modern debtor prisons and predatory fines targeting Black residents.
Why Sudanese Immigrants Retain TPS While Others Lose It
Discover why Sudanese immigrants retain Temporary Protected Status while other African nations face deportation amid shifting immigration policies and rulings.
Supreme Court Takes Aim at Middle School Admissions Policy
The Supreme Court takes up Montgomery County’s magnet school admissions policy, testing race-neutral diversity efforts and equal protection standards.
Cameroon Anti-Femicide Law: The Hidden Fight for Justice
Amid rising violence, grassroots activists in Cameroon push for a landmark anti-femicide law to end impunity and reform the nation’s legal system.
Sudanese Border Miners Strike: The Deadly Gold Rush
Over 70 artisanal gold miners were killed in border airstrikes in northern Sudan, exposing the deadly intersection of conflict and resource exploitation.
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