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U.S. lawmakers are introducing hundreds of bills to restrict voting and other civil rights
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U.S. lawmakers are introducing hundreds of bills to restrict voting and other civil rights

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March 17, 2023
A gay couple holds their marriage certificates
Newsletters

Why losing the right to share America’s history could put its future in jeopardy

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July 22, 2022
Ray "Two Hawks" Watson
Politics

New reparations focus: Black enclaves lost to development

By Philip Marcelo and The Associated Press
May 7, 2022
Tesla sued by California over ‘pervasive’ racism at Fremont EV car factory

Tesla sued by California over ‘pervasive’ racism at Fremont EV car factory

By Dana Hull and Bloomberg
February 10, 2022
The drive for voting rights is being gravely wounded by friendly fire
Commentary

The drive for voting rights is being gravely wounded by friendly fire

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January 18, 2022
Photo illustration of revolutionary fists in the air holding smart phones.
Newsletters

Your data is a weapon that can help change corporate behavior

By Jonathan Vanian and Jeremy Kahn
February 23, 2021
How a high school principal in Oregon is helping her school process the Capitol siege
Leadership

How a high school principal in Oregon is helping her school process the Capitol siege

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January 9, 2021
More CEOs must stand up to protect our democracy
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More CEOs must stand up to protect our democracy

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October 20, 2020
MLK Prayer Pilgrimage of Freedom
Photography

From MLK to Black Lives Matter: Iconic images from the fight for civil rights

By Mia Diehl and Daniel Bentley
June 19, 2020
Supreme Court extends civil rights to gay workers

What today’s historic Supreme Court ruling means for LGBTQ workers, and for employers

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June 15, 2020
Supreme Court rules LGBTQ workers protected under federal job discrimination laws
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Supreme Court rules LGBTQ workers protected under federal job discrimination laws

By Greg Stohr and Bloomberg
June 15, 2020
‘Simply for doing their jobs’: International monitors condemn attacks on U.S. press freedoms
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‘Simply for doing their jobs’: International monitors condemn attacks on U.S. press freedoms

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June 2, 2020
Crowds celebrating outside the House of Representatives after the Civil Rights Act of 1866 was passed by the narrow margin of 119 to 65.
Commentary

Comcast Is Challenging a 153-Year-Old Law That Protects Against Racial Discrimination. We Can’t Let That Happen

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November 13, 2019
FBI Inquiry Into Emmett Till’s Murder Continues
Politics

FBI Inquiry Into Emmett Till’s Murder Continues

By Jay Reeves and The Associated Press
September 24, 2019
Attorney General Nominee Bill Barr Makes Courtesy Visits To Senators

William Barr Is the New Attorney General and Civil Rights Groups Are Worried

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February 14, 2019

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