Alabama Voting Access Bill Aims to Help Disabled Voters
Alabama’s HB 45 bill aims to protect disabled voters by clarifying legal assistance, challenging the restrictive impact of Senate Bill 1 on absentee voting.
Why Florida Educators Are Moving Black History Lessons Outdoors
In response to the Stop WOKE Act, Florida educators like Dr. Marvin Dunn are taking Black history lessons outdoors to bypass classroom censorship and book bans.
Why Louisiana v. Callais Threatens Black Voter Representation
Explore how the Supreme Court case Louisiana v. Callais could dismantle Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and impact 191 Black legislative seats in the South.
The Century-Old Pattern Behind LA Immigration Raid Tactics
A federal lawsuit challenges LA immigration raids and racial profiling tactics that echo a century of history, from the 1930s to the modern Kavanaugh Stop.
K’aun Green Settlement: Behind the Headlines
San Jose pays $8 million to K’aun Green after a police shooting revealed systemic failure and racist texts. Explore the story behind this landmark settlement.
South Sudan TPS Lawsuit: History Behind the Headlines
Advocates sue DHS to block the termination of South Sudan’s TPS. Learn about the legal battle, the humanitarian crisis, and claims of racial discrimination.
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