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Justice Department Waives Affirmative Action Laws
The Department of Justice has temporarily relaxed civil rights laws as America deals with the coronavirus pandemic.
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After Marshal Tests Positive in D.C., Inmate Safety is Questioned
A U.S. deputy marshal at the D.C. Superior Court tested positive for the novel coronavirus, a development underscoring the growing…
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Federal Death Penalty Reinstated after 20-Year Hiatus
The United Nations Human Rights office has called the Trump administration's reinstatement of the federal death penalty after almost 20…
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Redacted Mueller Report Released; Trump Claims Victory
Minutes after the Justice Department publicly released on Thursday a redacted version of special counsel Robert Mueller's 400-plus-page report detailing…
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Family of Teen Who Died in Police Custody Calls for Federal Investigation
The family of a Black teen who died during an altercation with police in September reportedly plans to file a…
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MORIAL: History Will Not Look Kindly on 21st-Century Jim Crow
In 2018, voters in at least eight states will face more stringent voting laws than they did in the last…
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MORIAL: Immigration Policy Rips Families Apart
The inhumane separation of desperate families risking their lives to reach and cross our southwest border is neither arbitrary nor…
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Redlining Settlement Fails to Provide Strong Penalties
For as long as many people of color can remember, succeeding generations have called for justice. Despite these age-old pleas,…
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MUHAMMAD: Trump, FBI Deserve One Another
The Donald knows the wickedness he has engaged in.
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EDITORIAL: Citizenship Question Politicizes the 2020 Census
If politics are in the mix, the outcome will not serve the needs of people, many of whom already see…
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