The Fight for LGBTQIA+ Rights Is Far from Over
This Pride Month, we’re reminded that living up to America’s founding values means defending minority rights.
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Facebook’s Response to Oversight Board on Trump Falls Short
Facebook’s response to its Oversight Board’s decision on the indefinite suspension of former President Donald Trump shows that the company is not ready to bring much-needed transparency to the platform’s operations. -
Why Biden’s Strategy for Preventing Domestic Terrorism Could Do More Harm Than Good
The Biden administration is doubling down on an ineffective strategy that invites more police involvement in mental health and social services and bias against communities of color. -
Filling the Voting Rights Hole Left by SCOTUS in Shelby County v. Holder
The need for Congress to pass the For the People Act and the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act is acute. -
Biden’s Budget Steps up Spending for Criminal Justice Reform
The administration is leveraging Justice Department grants to state and local governments to try to improve outcomes. -
Why States Should Wait for Census Data to Draw Voting Districts
It would be a mistake to create new voting maps using the American Community Survey rather than the full 2020 Census results. -
Three Fixes to Prevent Another Battle of Lafayette Square
A year after federal forces violently cleared the park near the White House, the legal loopholes that militarized D.C. remain wide open. -
Clock Ticking for Senate Action on S. 1, the For the People Act
There is no other way to stop the wave of voter suppression legislation being enacted around the country. -
How Covid-19 Is Still Battering the Criminal Legal System
From vaccine barriers in prisons to massive backlogs in courts, the pandemic continues to present myriad challenges for incarcerated people. -
North Carolina Moves Legislation to Make Voting by Mail Harder
The voter suppression bill would likely prevent thousands of mail ballots from being counted, disproportionately affecting people of color and young people.
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