LAPD Documents Reveal Use of Social Media Monitoring Tools
Internal records show that officers are tracking people and their connections with little guidance or oversight to protect privacy and First Amendment rights.
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We’re Suing Texas Over Its New Voter Suppression Law
The Lone Star State has responded to last year’s historic turnout by cracking down on voter access. -
How to Combat White Supremacist Violence? Avoid Flawed Post-9/11 Counterterrorism Tactics
Attempts to expand government powers and to predict violence based on beliefs remain ineffective. -
Don’t Gerrymander Away the New Multiracial America
Changing the trajectory of the coming redistricting train wreck for communities of color will require bold action by Congress. -
Election Officials Are in Jeopardy — Here's How We Help
There are real and tangible solutions to help protect election officials and help ensure a free and fair electoral process. -
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Texas’s Proposed Voter Suppression Law
The threat to Texas voters of all political affiliations is not voter fraud but rather voter suppression. -
It's Time to Pass the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act
The bill would restore crucial protections that have been removed from the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
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How the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act Targets Discrimination
The Brennan Center testified before the House about the congressional action needed to restore the Voting Rights Act to full strength. -
The True Costs of ‘National Security’
Twenty years after 9/11, it’s time to set America’s priorities and spending based on reason instead of fear.
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