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Journalist Don Lemon is charged with federal civil rights crimes in anti-ICE church protest
WASHINGTON — Former CNN journalist Don Lemon was released from jail on his personal recognizance, a judge ruled Friday afternoon following his arrest by federal
The Supreme Court’s Republican appointees end civil rights redistricting protections
The U.S. Supreme Court’s Republican appointees used the shadow docket on Tuesday to dramatically expand the scope and effect of April’s Louisiana v. Callais Voting
Don Lemon seeks grand jury transcripts in Minnesota civil rights case, citing misconduct
Attorneys for former CNN host turned independent journalist Don Lemon argued in a court filing Wednesday that recent examples of grand jury misconduct by the
Sit-in movement | History & Impact on Civil Rights Movement
Table of Contents Table of Contents Quick Summary Ask Anything Top Questions What was the sit-in movement in United States history? Why did activists use
Thousands rally in birthplace of Civil Rights Movement to defend Black political representation
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Thousands of people rallied Saturday in the cradle of the modern Civil Rights Movement to mobilize a new voting rights era
Civil Rights Groups Launch Southern Voting Rights Mobilization Following Supreme Court’s Callais Decision
In the wake of a catastrophic Supreme Court ruling, voting rights groups across the South are mobilizing to defend Black political representation and push for
Family Files Civil Rights Case After Jersey City Police Fatality
Andrew Washington was fatally shot by Jersey City police officers in August 2023 during what his family says was a mental health crisis. The incident
Supreme Court Decisions Raise Civil Rights Concerns
Supreme Court Actions Impacting Civil Rights The Supreme Court is enacting changes that critics say are undermining Section 1983, a crucial civil rights statute. This
Wilmington Ten Case Marks Civil Rights Era Activism
The Wilmington Ten refers to ten civil rights activists who were falsely convicted and incarcerated for nearly a decade following a 1971 riot in Wilmington,
Justice Department closes civil rights probe of Mount Vernon Police
The U.S. Justice Department has discontinued an investigation into claims of civil rights violations against the Mount Vernon Police Department, alongside similar actions against seven