A major blow to the Voting Rights Act just landed — this time from a federal appeals panel affecting seven states across the Midwest. In
Over 100 attorneys have left the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division—not because they’re soft, but because Trump’s DOJ has flipped the script on civil rights.
On April 10, 1968, Congress passed the Civil Rights Act of 1968, a landmark law aimed at ending housing discrimination based on race, religion, or
President Donald Trump has signed another sweeping executive order that this time could dramatically change how elections are run across the country. The order targets
Hazel Nell Dukes, a tireless fighter for civil rights and the longtime president of the NAACP New York State Conference, died at the age of
Congress is advancing the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, a controversial bill that could significantly change how millions of Americans register to vote. The
The Second District Court of Appeals in Fort Worth, Texas, has overturned the unjust voter fraud conviction and subsequent five-year imprisonment of Crystal Mason for
On National Voter Registration Day, President Joe Biden took a moment to reflect on the long, hard-fought battle for voting rights in America, especially emphasizing
In a significant development, the Supreme Court has unfrozen a Louisiana case that could lead to the redrawing of congressional districts and empowered Black voters.
In a surprising victory for voting rights, the Supreme Court has ruled against Alabama, striking down Republican-drawn congressional districts that civil rights activists argued discriminated
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