How a New Federal Deal Ends Education Civil Rights Protections
A 2026 interagency agreement shifts civil rights complaints from the Department of Education to the DOJ, dismantling decades of student protections.
Why the Disparate Impact Rollback Harms Black Corporate Hiring
A DOJ memorandum declares EEOC’s disparate impact guidelines unconstitutional, creating new hurdles for Black job seekers.
Why Was a Tunisian Human Rights Leader Sentenced to Prison?
Former Tunisian Truth Commission leader Sihem Bensedrine gets a 25-year prison sentence in what watchdogs call a politically motivated attack on democracy.
Why Is a Landmark Housing Bill Held Hostage Over Voting Laws?
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, a sweeping package passed with overwhelming veto-proof majorities to expand rental assistance and fund affordable housing construction, has hit a severe hurdle.
Why the Supreme Court Haitian TPS Ruling Changes Everything
The Supreme Court’s 6–3 ruling in Mullin v. Doe allows the termination of TPS for 350,000 Haitians, stripping critical legal and deportation protections.
The Hidden Labor and School Battles Shaping Black Civil Rights
Explore the historical connection between federal labor policies, school civil rights, and the ongoing struggle for Black economic equity in America.
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