Why Systemic Racism in Louisiana Politics Is Not a Myth
Governor Jeff Landry dismissed structural racism in Louisiana politics as a “failed narrative.” Civil rights groups label his remarks “historical gaslighting.”
Governor Jeff Landry dismissed structural racism in Louisiana politics as a “failed narrative.” Civil rights groups label his remarks “historical gaslighting.”
Community-led diversion programs address the root causes of crime, reduce mass incarceration, and close the racial gap in the American legal system.
Learn how redistricting, the Voting Rights Act, and the Political Shield theory shape Black political power in the American South from the 1880s to today.
The $4.85 million Ronald Greene settlement exposes systemic misconduct, racial disparities, and the history of policing within the Louisiana State Police.
In a significant blow to representation efforts, the state’s highest court threw out a redistricting plan previously approved by voters.
Tennessee’s NAACP filed a petition to block new congressional maps, arguing they unconstitutionally dismantle the state’s only majority-Black district.