Student Free Speech Rights at the Supreme Court
A student is fighting her punishment for an off-campus social media post.
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The State of Census Lawsuits on the Eve of Key Data Releases
Court battles are being waged over the census, which will apportion representation in Congress and determine who gets huge amounts of federal funding. -
Federal Agencies Are Secretly Buying Consumer Data
The practice undermines civil rights and circumvents the Constitution’s privacy protections. -
Congress Must Reform Sanctions Law
The International Emergency Economic Powers Act gives the executive branch too much power. -
Address Gun Violence by Going After the Root Causes
Gun violence has an outsized impact on Black communities. Solutions must prioritize economic and social justice, not inequitable retribution. -
Restrictive Voting Bills Will Make Elections Easier to Hack
Voter suppression laws are sold as strengthening election security, but they actually do the opposite. -
Arizona Lawmakers Declare Their Opposition to Democracy
After officially objecting to the federal reforms in the For the People Act, the state legislature is considering a raft of voter suppression bills. -
Governors Should Prioritize the Covid-19 Vaccine for Everyone in Jail
People who are incarcerated have been largely left out of the vaccine eligibility process. -
Keep the For The People Act Together
S. 1 is the next great civil rights bill. The best way to pass it is to make sure it stays in one piece. -
The Problem With Mayor de Blasio's Policing Reform Plan
A proposal to merge three oversight agencies would dilute their effectiveness and further empower the New York City Police Department.
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