South Africa ICJ Genocide Case Will Continue Despite Gaza Ceasefire
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Will the Supreme Court gut Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act?
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- Beyond Remembrance: Protecting Black Trans Lives November 20, 2025Protecting Black trans lives requires moving beyond remembrance to action. This fight for Black liberation demands housing, safety, and policy reform for transgender rights and systemic change. The post Beyond Remembrance: Protecting Black Trans Lives first appeared on African Elements.African Elements News Writer
- CA’s Racially Biased Life Sentences Challenged November 19, 2025A landmark legal challenge is confronting racially biased life sentences in California. Stanford Law & LDF are using the CRJA to fight the Three Strikes law and promote racial justice. The post CA’s Racially Biased Life Sentences Challenged first appeared on African Elements.African Elements News Writer