Justice

“Today, we send a strong message that violence—and race-based violence, in particular—has no place in America.”

“What they’re attempting to do is intimidate protesters. They’re attempting to send a message that nobody should be out here investigating something that clearly needs investigation.”

Oklahoma is scheduled to execute Richard Glossip on Wednesday night. But as time is running out, is the state about to kill an innocent man? Democracy Now discusses the case.

The very doctors who play a crucial role in identifying and assisting victims of intimate partner violence, namely OB-GYNs, are facing increasing challenges in providing this essential care.

"We’ve been presenting our cases to the U.S. coalition, asking them to acknowledge them and to move forward with some form of restitution and reparations."

The long saga of Isis Brantley, a hair stylist from Texas, who was arrested for braiding hair without a barber’s license, has come to an end nearly 20 years later. A court has ruled that the state’s actions were unconstitutional—and shameful, abusive and silly.

Children have the most to gain from victories over racism, heterosexism and climate-wrecking capitalism.

Two campaigns have been leading efforts across the country to place individuals and families who need them into federally-owned housing for a long time.

Attorney General Merrick Garland released a scathing report about the handling of the 2022 massacre in Uvalde, Texas.

"This vote is a monumental step forward in the fight for true, lived equality for LGBTQ people."