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NFL Coach Brian Flores Sued The League For Discrimination. Now The Case Is Going To Court
Flores called out the discrimination when it comes to hiring and promoting Black coaches.
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Florida Law College To Be Renamed After Benjamin L. Crump
This makes history as the first law school in the nation named after a practicing Black attorney.
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The Historic “Investiture” Ceremony For Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Happens Tomorrow
It’s the first time the ceremony will happen for a Black woman in the country’s history
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First Children’s Book About Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Hits Shelves This Spring
We got a sneak peek at the cover of “Ketanji Brown Jackson: A Justice for All,” which goes on sale in April 2023
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Family Of 8-Year-Old Killed By Philadelphia Police Outraged Over Redacted Report
Bruce Castor, the lawyer for Fanta Bility, called the document “an insult” to her memory.
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Boy, Bye! Clarence Thomas Will Not Teach At GWU Law School This Fall
A student-led petition at the Washington school led to Thomas’ removal.
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Ketanji Brown Jackson Sworn In As First Black Woman Supreme Court Justice
What will her impact be on a Court leaning hard to the Right?
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Supreme Court Decisions About Guns, Abortion and Climate Change To Be Made Soon
The impending decisions on 33 cases concerning vital social and human rights issues will be made this summer.
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Democrats Launch Campaign Ads Featuring Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
They’re wasting no time pointing at swing-state Republicans who opposed her.