Why Title VI Disparate Impact Civil Rights Rules Ended
The US Department of Education has ended Title VI disparate impact regulations, halting federal reviews of racially imbalanced policies in public schools.
How Alameda County DA Covered Up Racial Misconduct
The ACLU accuses Alameda County DA Ursula Jones Dickson of covering up historical racial misconduct in capital cases to block Racial Justice Act remedies.
Why Is the FBI Targeting the Uhuru 3 Foreign Agent Case?
Explore the legal battle of the Uhuru 3 and how the FBI’s foreign agent charges continue a long history of targeting radical Black political dissent.
Mississippi Teen Death: What Did The Independent Autopsy Find?
An independent autopsy of Mississippi teen Nolan Wells reveals significant head trauma, contradicting initial police suggestions of accidental drowning.
Viral Playground Verdict Shows Limits of Hate Crime Law
A split verdict in a viral Minnesota playground incident highlights the legal limits of hate crime and disorderly conduct laws regarding verbal harassment.
Why Support for Black Reparations Just Hit a Record High
Public support for Black reparations has reached a historic high of 56%, driven by demands for truthful history education and economic justice.
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