Justice
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Redlined for Failure and the Prison Pipeline Ndume Olatushani is an artist, organizer, and a passionate advocate for justice who works with the Children’s Defense Fund’s Nashville organizing…
Dylann Roof--nurtured by legacy of hateful white supremacy Some neighbors in our predominantly white western rural Massachusetts town of Williamsburg have hoisted the Confederate battle flag up their…
To think they even have to "debate" whether this should be removed or not... The lives of six women and three men were cut short under a hail…
Alton H. Maddox, Jr. In Adam Liptak "Supreme Court To Weigh Race In Admissions," N.Y. Times, June 30, 2015 at A1, the U.S. Supreme Court will take another…
Obama delivers. He left Clementa Pinckney’s funeral as a Black man who happened to be president. If Martin Luther King’s "I Have A Dream" speech is the 20th…
The count of black churches in the South that have been torched is not the six that have been burned since the massacre of nine blacks at Charleston's…
McDermott Enshrining a Presumption of Openness The President has a new opportunity to ensure that the openness policies laid out on his first day of office do not…
Freddie Gray Freddie Gray, Eric Garner, Kajieme Powell, James Boyd, and Ethan Saylor were all killed in controversial and ultimately tragic interactions with law enforcement. Odds are the…
Cornell William Brooks Freddie Gray wasn't the only person to die at the hands of the police in April. Before Mr. Gray suffered three broken vertebrae during the…
The massacre victims Why does it take the murder of more Black bodies to be heard? Why must we wait until we are cremated in our caskets and…
