How State Governments Across the Country Failed to Protect Our Communities From COVID-19
Since the inception of this pandemic, it has been clear that incarcerated people are particularly at risk from COVID-19.
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Taxpayers Shouldn’t Have to Fund Religious Education: How Today’s Supreme Court Decision Further Erodes the Separation of Church and State
Today, in an unprecedented decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the state of Montana must provide funding for religious education as part of its school voucher tax credit program — despite the fact that the Montana Constitution forbids government aid for religious educ
The EARN IT Act is a Disaster for Online Speech and Privacy, Especially for the LGBTQ and Sex Worker Communities
After a month of unprecedented protests against police brutality across the country, in which encrypted communications have been essential for organizers and protesters t
Why Prosecutors Keep Letting Police Get Away With Murder
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Protests, Aerial Surveillance, and Police Defunding
For activists across the country who have taken to the streets to demand racial justice and police accountability, the sound of protest has been not just the sound of chants, but the sound of helicopters.
“All Hell Broke Loose.”
When Kishon McDonald saw the video of George Floyd’s murder at the hands of four officers from the Minneapolis Police Department, he could tell it was going to turn the country upside down.
“I knew it was going to catch fire,” he said.