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Leon Davis Hospital Death: The Lethal History of Prone Restraint
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Census Race Data: What Erasing It Means for Voting Rights
As public comments close, the proposal to end Census race data threatens Voting Rights Act redistricting and obscures the decennial census undercount.
Data Center Environmental Racism: NAACP’s Ballot Battle
As the NAACP launches its climate voting tool, data center environmental racism takes center stage amid surging residential utility bills and AI power growth.
Black Male Unemployment: The Civil Rights Push for EEOC Action
As Black male unemployment surges, civil rights leaders urge EEOC action amid a corporate DEI legal rollback and widening labor disparities.
Texas Anti-DEI Lawsuit: Federal Battle Over School Arts
A new Texas Anti-DEI Lawsuit challenges Texas Senate Bill 12 after a student was removed from a play, testing Title IX sex discrimination protections.
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