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Weekly Racial Justice Update September 6–12, 2026
12+ hour, 22+ min ago (1521+ words) Vernellia R. Randall, Weekly Racial Justice Update: September 6–12, 2026, Racism.org (September 14, 2026). The Census Bureau also proposed excluding millions of immigrant residents from the population used for congressional apportionment and removing race and ethnicity questions from the decennial census questionnaire. That proposal…...
When does Black history become history, not just race, in the eyes of the law?
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1083+ words) Read Our 2025 Impact Report The United States Supreme Court saw a line on a map. But for Black Louisianans, that line connects history. In its recent series examining Louisiana’s (soon to be former) 6th Congressional District, The Lens traveled through communities…...
Editor's Notes: The New Fugitive Slave Controversy Is Already Upon Us
1+ week, 5+ day ago (221+ words) The crisis is older than the second Trump term. On Thursday, ICE agent Christian Castro was released from custody in Texas. In the course of the invasion of Minneapolis, Castro and his fellow thugs chased an innocent man down and…...
Berkeley law review values diversity over skill
1+ week, 6+ day ago (327+ words) Aaron Sibarium writes for the Washington Free Beacon about the skewed priorities at one high-profile law school. When Maya Parthasarathy, a student editor at the University of California, Berkeley’s law journal, the California Law Review, applied for the journal’s admissions…...
Weekly Racial Justice Update — August 23–29, 2026
2+ week, 1+ day ago (1563+ words) Vernellia R. Randall, Weekly Racial Justice Update — August 23–29, 2026, Racism.org (August 30, 2026). Voting rights remained under direct attack. A federal court temporarily stopped the Postal Service from assuming an unprecedented gatekeeping role over mailed ballots, while officials in Tarrant County, Texas, considered…...
Court deems Black cultural connections as race, not culture
3+ week, 4+ hour ago (1062+ words) Read Our 2025 Impact Report To understand District 6, Felton and Bennett drove 250 miles through the heart of the district, talking to people all along the way. This is the first story in a four-part series. SHREVEPORT, La. — Three cities. Three Black…...
The dark American precedents Hitler's lawyers studied
3+ week, 1+ day ago (814+ words) Racial discrimination had been written into law in different societies long before the Second World War. During the 1930s, Nazi policymakers considering their own racial system sometimes looked beyond Germany for legal precedents. On June 5, 1934, German lawyers, officials and legal scholars…...