On Tuesday, the Justice Department announced a significant agreement with Wichita Public Schools, Kansas’ largest school district, to eliminate racial and disability discrimination in school
The findings of a two-year investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice released today exposed blatant discriminatory police practices in Louisville, Kentucky police department The
The U.S. Department of Justice announced on Thursday, Aug. 4, 2022, that it is going to charge the current and former police officers involved in
The U.S. Department of Justice has announced that they will not charge the woman who falsely accused Emmett Till of making lewd sexual remarks to
The family of Tamir Rice asked the Justice Department on Friday, April 16, to reopen the investigation into the death of the 12-year-old, who was
USA Today reports that a White restaurant manager who had been accused of torturing a Black man by making him work upwards of 100 hours
Because Omarosa Manigault Newman has managed to enrage both the political right and left in America, very few tears will likely be shed as the
The federal government unsealed court documents in Boston this morning, March 12, 2019, that exposed a startling tale of privilege, elitism and bribery. It all
The spirit of Emmett Till continues to cry out from his grave for justice. One of the most horrific and infamous murders from the civil
In a monumental development that will have seismic consequences and is expected to send states into a tizzy, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions will announce
For the first time in this prestigious institution’s history, the incoming class of students at Harvard University is majority minority. That has never happened in
The U.S. Department of Justice is not going to charge the two police officers involved in the fatal shooting of Alton Sterling, the Baton Rouge,
President Donald Trump asked for the resignations of 46 US Attorneys in the Justice Department. The news came on Friday at the end of the
The Corrections Corporation of America (CCA) announced plans to cut between 50 and 55 jobs at its Nashville corporate headquarters as part of a restructuring
Three news organizations filed a lawsuit Friday, Sept. 16 seeking to find out how the FBI was able to break into the iPhone of a
The Justice Department’s Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates announced plans to end its use of private prisons in a memo instructing officials to either decline
A racist man from North Carolina was jailed for terrorizing a Muslim woman on a airplane. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, the incident
A change has come to Ferguson, Missouri, that many hope will lead to the healing of the city. Delrish Moss, a former distinguished Miami police
After five months of delay and vicious political sparring, the nation finally has its first Black female attorney general. Loretta Lynch was confirmed yesterday by
Change is coming to Ferguson, Missouri, as yet another official has resigned. John Shaw, Ferguson city manager, announced his resignation on Tuesday during a meeting
