featured Federal Courts Strike Down Racial Gerrymandering, Voter ID in North Carolina as Part of a National Trend For Voting Rights
National Voting Rights at Stake: Democratic Party Launches #FillTheSeat Campaign, Demands that GOP Allow President to Fill the Supreme Court Vacancy
featured Civil Rights Pioneers Receive Congressional Medal for 1965 Selma March, But Restoring Voting Rights for Black People Would Have Been a Better Honor
National Selma, the Pivotal City for Black Voting Rights, Represents the Successes and Failures of the Civil Rights Movement
Culture A Concerned Mother Asks ‘Who’s Looking Out for Black Girls?’ As Her Daughter Is Punished for Questioning White Supremacy in School
National Bernie Sanders Talks Racism and Police Violence, Meets with Black Activists in an Attempt to Attract Black Voters
National Fifty Years After the Voting Rights Act, Voter Suppression Hasn’t Gone Away, It’s Just Gone into Stealth Mode
National While Many Are Occupied With Confederate Flag Battle, NC Civil Rights Activists Still Fighting For Voting Rights
