Why DOJ Dropped Reflecting Pool Vandalism Charges
The DOJ dropped federal charges against David Hearn after evidence proved contractor errors, not vandalism, caused Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool damage.
Why the 11th Circuit Revived This Black Empowerment Lawsuit
The 11th Circuit reinstated a civil rights lawsuit by APEDF after Pinellas County revoked federal grants, ruling against political viewpoint retaliation.
Church of England Slavery Fund: The Shocking History Behind It
Explore the history behind the Church of England slavery fund, its links to colonial profits, Codrington Estates, and modern Project Spire repair efforts.
What Nolan Wells Autopsy Seals Reveal About Mississippi Justice
As Mississippi seals the autopsy of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, civil rights attorneys and independent investigators demand answers in his mysterious death.
Inside the Fight for Virginia Felony Voting Rights Restoration
Explore the history and political fight over felony voting rights restoration in Virginia, from Reconstruction-era laws to recent executive actions.
Inside the Muscogee Freedmen Lawsuit for Rights
Muscogee Creek Freedmen take their battle to federal court, demanding enforcement of the Treaty of 1866 and full tribal citizenship rights.
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