A Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company official told a Washington, D.C. radio audience, on the record, that the company would not hire Black operators until the city’s schools were integrated — and it would take, in his own estimate, two or three more generations. Part 4 of a 12-part series, covering 1952 to 1974.
A federal judge ended nearly 60 years of court oversight over Rankin County, Mississippi schools. Here’s the legal history, what changed, and what it means for Black families going forward.
NAACP, CBC back Nolan Wells family; Heritage’s ‘Project Censorship’ model law; Stein vetoes NC elections bill; FBI hate crime data.
Project 2025 has a chapter-by-chapter blueprint to dismantle the Civil Rights Act. Here is what is happening, who it hurts, and your options.
A new analysis of Cincinnati Police Department stop data has reignited a long-running debate over racial disparities in local policing. The report was produced…
A $1.6 billion donation. A 700% profit surge at a private prison company. $44 million flowing to an anti-civil rights law firm in a single year.
Investigative briefing on the $1.7B Jan. 6 fund, SPLC civil rights hearings, medical lawsuit updates, and community legal battles across Mississippi.