Ending Desegregation: The Cost of Federal Abandonment
As the DOJ ends dozens of desegregation consent decrees, public schools face rising resegregation and resource inequality without federal oversight.
Haiti’s Fight for Sovereignty: Ending Centuries of Intervention
Explore Haiti’s ongoing fight for sovereignty against foreign interventions, from the 1825 indemnity and US occupation to modern Core Group politics.
The Hidden History of U.S. Deportations to African Nations
Explore the history, systemic disparities, and human rights impact behind chartered U.S. deportation flights and third-country removals to African nations.
School Discipline: The Deep History of Racial Inequality
Explore the history of racial disparities in school discipline, from post-Brown integration to zero tolerance, adultification bias, and restorative justice.
Jamaal Howard: Texas Death Row and a History of Pain
The scheduled execution of Jamaal Howard highlights deep systemic flaws in Texas death row, from intellectual disability myths to lethal injection secrecy.
Beverly Hills School Racism Lawsuit Exposes Deep Roots
Nine Black families file a civil rights lawsuit against Beverly Hills schools, citing relentless racial harassment and systemic indifference by administrators.
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