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Why Did a Federal Court Ban Confederate School Renaming?
A federal judge blocked a Virginia school board from restoring Confederate names, ruling the decision violated the Fourteenth Amendment and civil rights law.
Will California Capital Punishment End Over Racial Bias?
California’s Supreme Court weighs ending the death penalty in OSPD v. Bonta, addressing stark racial disparities and challenging federal McCleskey precedents.
Why Mail-In Voting Restrictions Threaten Black Ballots
Federal restrictions on mail-in ballots and postal slowdowns echo Jim Crow tactics, creating dangerous new hurdles for Black voters ahead of key elections.
Why A Federal Civil Rights Probe Cost A Prosecutor His Job
A federal prosecutor was fired for pursuing civil rights charges against an ICE agent who shot an unarmed immigrant, exposing DOJ barriers to accountability.
The Trap in Florida’s Proof-of-Citizenship Voting Law
Civil rights groups sue Florida over HB 991, a strict proof-of-citizenship voting law threatening to disenfranchise Black seniors and naturalized citizens.
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