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You’ve Been Served: ACLU Sues D.C. Government and Police Officers for Violating Ban on Weapons During Protests Last Summer
The American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit on behalf of two journalists, accusing the police of brutality at a police brutality protest. The irony.
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American Idol Finalist Syesha Mercado Is Fighting for Her Children’s Return After Authorities Take Second Child
Mercado and her partner were blindsided by a roadside welfare check in which their 10-day-old daughter was removed, only six months after their son.
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Can Justice Be 26 Years Too Late? New Missouri Law May Help Free a Man Wrongfully Convicted of Murder
Lamar Johnson may finally get a new day in court after spending over two decades in prison thanks to a bill that goes into effect later this month.
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ICE Is Finally Treating Undocumented People Like Humans, Will No Longer Deport Victims of Crimes
Instead of deportation, the agency will help victims seek justice and documented status.
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Flag on the Play: Are Students’ Social Movement Flags the Newest Concern for Schools?
Flags supporting political and social movements are coming under scrutiny in classrooms and campuses.
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Black People, Who Remain Undervaccinated, May Suffer the Most Because of Vaccine Requirements
Black people may be disproportionately shut out of businesses because of newly mandated vaccine requirements.
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Georgia Basketball Coaches Charged With Murder and Cruelty to Children in Black Student Athlete’s Death
Two high school coaches have been charged by a grand jury after a 16-year-old athlete died of heatstroke in 2019.
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Family of Unarmed Black Man Reportedly Killed Over Loud Music in Memphis Wants Justice
The family of Alvin Motley, who was fatally shot Saturday by a white security guard, held a press conference demanding accountability.
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People of Color Are Driving Population Gains, Census Data Likely to Show
Data will be out Thursday and it will show for the first time that the white population is declining.
