#Civil Rights
Total 34 articles
At 96, Dolores Huerta broke six decades of silence about Cesar Chavez's abuse. Her story reveals the devastating cost of protecting a movement at the expense of its victims.
The Supreme Court's transgender student ruling isn't just about schools—it's about six Republican justices abandoning their principles to seize unlimited judicial power through substantive due process.
How Minneapolis residents turned mutual aid into resistance during Operation Metro Surge, revealing the deeper roots of community solidarity in America's heartland.
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America's first Black presidential candidate Jesse Jackson dies at 84, leaving behind a political legacy that challenges today's fractured political landscape.
From civil rights activist to presidential candidate, Jesse Jackson's 84-year journey reveals both the promise and limits of progressive coalition-building in American politics.
A Fifth Circuit ruling creates a detention loophole that could lock up millions of immigrants—if they can be moved to Texas first. What happens when justice depends on zip code?
Trump's mass deportation campaign has left U.S.-born Latino citizens carrying proof of citizenship and questioning their place in America. Their changing daily routines reveal deeper questions about identity and belonging.
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Federal agents deploy tear gas and rubber bullets against protesters nationwide. Medical experts reveal the serious health risks behind "less lethal" weapons that can blind, burn, and kill.
Two American citizens died while documenting ICE operations in Minneapolis, raising questions about government overreach and the limits of federal power in immigration enforcement.
Trump's immigration enforcement deploys military-style tactical units in US cities, resulting in two civilian deaths. An analysis of the militarization of domestic law enforcement.
Louisiana v. Callais case threatens to dismantle Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, potentially reversing decades of Black political progress in the South
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The US Department of Health and Human Services is using Palantir AI to screen grants for DEI and gender ideology content. What happens when algorithms decide who gets federal funding?
