#civil-rights

#civil-rights

Americans' distrust of government stems from wrongful actions without recourse.

Immigrants wrongly declared deceased by SSA are having their records reinstated, reversing harm caused by the Trump administration's actions.

Court of Appeal upholds quashing of anti-protest regulation, seen as a significant win for democracy and civil rights.

The Justice Department's civil rights division is experiencing mass departures due to a shift in focus under the Trump administration.

Justice Department investigates Hennepin County's plea deal policy for potential illegal racial considerations.

California senators demand accountability from the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division leadership over proposed systematic changes that threaten civil rights protections.

The disparate impact framework addresses policies that harm specific racial groups without justification, playing a crucial role in civil rights law.

Activists are mobilizing against anti-boycott laws in the Midwest, citing violations of free speech rights and potential government overreach.

New York's budget includes measures to penalize individuals who wear masks during crimes, responding to concerns over public safety and protest behavior.

The proposed bill in Nassau County seeks to establish a 15-foot buffer zone around emergency responders to protect them from interference.

May 4 is marked by significant historical events including protests, wars, and landmark civil rights actions.

The Rodney King verdict sparked significant civil unrest in Los Angeles in 1992.

The gathering commemorated the 60th anniversary of MLK Jr.'s march, urging a renewed commitment to justice and love in America.

Civil rights groups are combating Donald Trump's efforts to undermine Black history and critical race theory through a weeklong initiative.

African American Policy Forum leads a coalition striving to affirm and protect Black history against recent political attacks.

Ben Shahn's art highlights activism and dissent, addressing social injustices across several decades.

The Glen Echo protests were significant early civil rights actions embodying the fight against racial segregation.

The Chernobyl disaster is marked as the worst nuclear catastrophe, causing immediate and long-term fatalities from radiation exposure.

May 3 marked the collapse of New Hampshire's Old Man of the Mountain, a significant natural landmark despite extensive preservation efforts.

A coalition of 19 states is suing the Trump administration over threats to withhold federal funding based on diversity program compliance.

Judicial interventions have repeatedly blocked Trump's anti-LGBTQ+ policies, ensuring protection for vulnerable groups.

The Trump administration is investigating Harvard Law Review for potentially discriminatory practices regarding race-based criteria in journal selection.

Trump's administration quickly moved to roll back protections for transgender rights within the first 100 days.

Trump's actions threaten constitutional rights and reflect a concerning authoritarian shift in governance.

Trump expressed interest in Stephen A. Smith running for president after discussing his administration's anti-DEI policies.

The article reflects deep concern over the decline of America's democratic republic.

The court ruled against anti-protest laws, affirming that they were unlawful and an abuse of power by the government.

The Equality Act aims to protect LGBTQ+ rights by banning discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

The US Department of Education is investigating Chicago public schools for a program aimed at Black students, alleging it violates federal law.

Civil rights laws must effectively protect students from discrimination, particularly in education.

The U.S. DOE will investigate New York's potential discrimination against a district over a Native American-themed logo.

California's immigration detention facilities face criticism for poor conditions, including solitary confinement and disproportionate use of force against mentally ill individuals.

The ICE deportation regime shares disturbing similarities with Guantanamo's practices.

Many initial Guantanamo detainees were not actual terrorists, leading to widespread errors in detention.

The Asian American experience embodies longstanding precarity, with historical and contemporary acts of violence and hate deeply rooted in American history.

US authorities are increasingly searching smartphones without warrants, raising serious privacy concerns.

American citizens are questioning their rights regarding smartphone searches by law enforcement.

U.S. immigration policies led to distressing family separations, causing emotional struggles for deported parents.

Mohsen Mahdawi, a Columbia student detained by ICE, was released after a court order, boldly addressing President Trump upon his release.

Activist Mohsen Mahdawi highlights the erosion of First Amendment rights amid his detention, voicing concern over U.S. immigration practices.

The Police Department is preparing for new protests in Brooklyn following an assault on a woman by pro-Israel demonstrators.

A federal civil rights lawsuit regarding police actions during 2020 protests is settling, highlighting issues of police accountability and community reform.

The trial of three former Memphis police officers begins, charged with second-degree murder in the fatal beating of Tyre Nichols.

Federal inquiry into New York's funding and school mascots highlights conflict over cultural representation and heritage.

U.S. Department of Education launches investigation into potential discrimination against a Long Island school district over its Native American-themed logo.