Why San Diego Mandated Year-Round Black History
San Diego mandates year-round Black history education to dismantle systemic inequities in schools, moving beyond the traditional confines of Black History Month.
How Redlining Controls Who Survives Modern Storms
Historical redlining leaves Black and brown communities highly vulnerable to extreme weather. Learn how Southern grassroots coalitions fight for climate survival.
Can Dismantling the Department of Education Erase Civil Rights?
A look at the executive efforts to dismantle the Department of Education by shifting its Office for Civil Rights and how this threatens student protections.
Who Do Global Youth Social Media Bans Really Protect?
Explore how global youth social media bans fuel biometric surveillance, reinforce the digital divide, and silence activism for Black and marginalized youth.
Why is the Disability Subminimum Wage Still Legal?
Leading civil rights labor advocates have launched coordinated initiatives demanding an end to legal subminimum wage structures.
Uncovering the Hidden Stories in America National Parks
Explore the legal and grassroots battles to defend African American history and preserve social memory within America’s National Park System.
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