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Lee Meritt: “It's similar to in Florida, this loosely federated, sort-of neighborhood watch. And so they would be calling back and forth between the neighborhoods: Hey did you…
If Arbery had been white, and the McMichaels Black, they would’ve been locked under the jail the same day. Photo: YouTube A newly released video of the killing…
Susan Rice. Champion of dictatorships in Africa. Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Jay Godwin. We’re all on tenterhooks awaiting Democratic nominee Joe Biden’s announcement of his choice of running mate. Among…
NAACP's Derrick Johnson: “The Senate’s move to advance Trump’s judicial nominations in the middle of a deadly pandemic will go down in history as an indefensible dereliction of…
According to The Marshall Project, there are approximately 9,500 infections among people detained and 3,950 infections among staff in prisons. This is likely an undercount due to lack…
So, even during a pandemic, we have white people unjustifiably killing Black people. And, as usual white police and prosecutors have allowed the perpetrators to walk scot-free. They…
Donald Trump. Dangrous POTUS in era of pandemic. Photo: Gage Skidmore Here’s how James Baldwin put it in Down At The Cross in 1963, “Time catches up with…
Bernie Sanders. Photo: Gage Skidmore. Wikimedia Commons. In the midst of this terrible, terrible pandemic let us not forget for one second, the economic collapse that our country…
Ed Chung: "This ruling is a victory for civil rights and criminal justice. The laws allowing nonunanimous verdicts in both Louisiana and Oregon were born of racist intent…
Make The Road Litigation team: “As long as the Public Charge Rule remains in effect, immigrants and their families, including those who are U.S. citizens, will be deterred…
