Supreme Court Hears Final Case of the Week

Major case has freedom of religion versus anti-discrimination. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the final case of the week, Fulton v. City of Philadelphia.…

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President Clarifies Statements on White Supremacy

Reiterates condemnation of all white supremacists. Following the first presidential debate, in which the moderator questioned the president’s stance on white supremacy, President Trump directly condemned white supremacy…

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Interior Adds New Site to Civil Rights Network

A.D. King House in Alabama memorialized.  The Department of the Interior announced on Thursday that A.D. King’s house had been added to the African American Civil Rights Network.…

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D.C. Sees Largest Gathering Since Pandemic Began

Thousands commemorate the 1963 March on Washington. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s historic “I Have A Dream” speech happened 57 years ago on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.…

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James Weldon Johnson Park Added as Historic Site

Interior Department highlights addition to the African American Civil Rights Network. Last week the Interior Department announced that the James Weldon Johnson Park in Jacksonville, Florida is now…

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Interior Designates Civil Rights Site

Site of the Springfield Race Riot added to the historic registrar.  The Department of the Interior announced on Thursday that the site of the 1908 Springfield Race Riot…

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Executive Order Proposes Police Registry

State cooperation essential for accurate and consistent data. President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order to create a national database of police misconduct, offering financial incentives for…

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National Guard Will Protect DC Monuments

Roughly 400 Guard members have been activated. As protesters continue to deface and destroy monuments of national significance, hundreds of troops with the Washington, D.C. National Guard have…

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Seattle Plans Occupied Zone Dismantling

Two weekend shootings were stimulus for mayor. Alarmed by two weekend shootings in Seattle, city authorities are planning to start dismantling six blocks of streets in a part…

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UN Condemns Human Rights Abuses in U.S.

Have ordered a report on “systemic racism” in America. The Human Rights Council of the United Nations has condemned discriminatory and violent policing after the death of George…

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