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Category: Civil Rights
Reporting on civil rights enforcement, federal policy rollbacks and the court cases shaping voting, housing and equal protection in the United States.
Civil Rights Sep 1, 2026Evening News Recap — August 31, 2026
August 31: White Supremacist Group Activity: Patriot Front Signs Appear Along Hylan Boulevard in New Dorp.
Civil Rights Aug 31, 2026Korea Zinc’s Vote Curbs on Young Poong Are Unlawful, Top Court Rules
South Korea’s Supreme Court finalized a ruling that Korea Zinc’s voting-right restriction on Young Poong was unlawful; SMC isn’t a subsidiary.
Civil Rights Aug 31, 2026Weekly News Recap — August 23 to August 30, 2026
Week of August 23: White Supremacist Group Activity: Ex-SPLC Figure’s Court No-Show Deepens $1.2 Million White Supremacist Funding Scandal.
Civil Rights Aug 31, 2026Evening News Recap — August 30, 2026
August 30: White Supremacist Group Activity: Ex-SPLC Figure No-Shows Court Over Alleged $1.2M Funnel to White Supremacist Groups.
Civil Rights Aug 30, 2026The 24-Hour Filibuster That Couldn’t Stop America’s Civil Rights Law
Men’s Journal marks the 69th anniversary of the day a 24-hour filibuster failed to stop America’s first modern civil rights law.
Civil Rights Aug 30, 2026Evening News Recap — August 29, 2026
August 29: White Supremacist Group Activity: Washington National Guard Firefighters Investigated Over White Supremacist Flag Photo.
Civil Rights Aug 29, 202624 States, D.C. Sue to Halt USPS Rule Restricting Mail-In Votes
High Court hands Trump procedural win; judge lifts USPS mail-in rule pause. 24 states, D.C., voting groups re-file; DOJ has sued 21 states over tuition.