As I reflect upon Black History Month and how I ended up here at the ACLU’s Racial Justice Program, I realize that my path to the ACLU probably began before I ... Read More
EB’s story, common in many ways and tragic in most, demonstrates why we — as advocates against harsh school discipline policies — fight against ... Read More
The following is an excerpt from a longer article appearing on ACSblog:
Professor Derrick Bell, who passed away on Wednesday, was a racial justice pioneer and ... Read More
In a case very similar to one in Akron, Ohio, we wrote about a few months ago, a Connecticut homeless woman is currently facing felony charges for enrolling her ... Read More
Apparently, Arizona lawmakers were concerned you might not believe they were committed to fighting racism. So this week, the state of Arizona took the important step ... Read More
According to my bracket, next weekend, the University of Texas and the University of North Carolina will battle for a national basketball title. In reality, ... Read More
This week in New York, there has been media coverage of an anti-abortion billboard several stories high outside of the Holland Tunnel declaring "The Most ... Read More
It's back to school this week, and students across the country will not only be catching up with friends and doing homework, but suffering the humiliation of having ... Read More
