DOJ Sues for Voter Data: Privacy or Politics?
The DOJ is suing for unredacted voter data, sparking concerns over privacy and the historical weaponization against minority communities.
Maryland Overrides Veto for Reparations Commission
Deep dive into Maryland lawmakers overrode Gov. Wes Moores veto and created a slavery reparations commission.
Topeka Family’s Lawsuit Renews Police Reform Calls
Taylor Lowery’s family refiled a wrongful-death lawsuit against Topeka police, reigniting calls for reform, accountability, and transparency.
Texas CROWN Act Fight Heads to Jury Trial
A landmark Texas CROWN Act lawsuit against Barbers Hill ISD, sparked by hair discrimination against Black students, heads to a jury trial.
Alabama DEI Ban: A Fight with Deep Historical Roots
Professors and students are fighting the Alabama DEI ban appeal, arguing it violates academic freedom. This legal challenge impacts higher education nationwide.
Jury Selection and Race in Mississippi Case
The Supreme Court will address racial discrimination in Mississippi jury selection in *Pitchford v. Cain*, examining a prosecutor’s bias and the deep-rooted issue of racial bias in jury selection.
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