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Trump rolled back a bedrock Civil Rights era measure while making good on his promise to eradicate DEI practices from the federal government.
The AAPF virtual conversation, “Under the Blacklight: Views from the 92% Black Women Reflect on the 2024 Election and the Road Ahead,” takes place Tuesday night.
Trump’s next HUD secretary would have a lot to do to address the history of racist housing policy – and Trump’s own comments and history suggest that’s unlikely.
From making history as the first Black Vice President to becoming the first South Asian U.S. Senator, Kamala Harris' most notable achievements can't be overlooked amid her election loss.
The recent Supreme Court ruling will restore voting rights to approximately 7,000 individuals in the state, enabling them to participate in this crucial election.
The American Rescue Plan funding expired last year, resulting in a devastating child care cliff. Now, things could get worse, warns Zakiya Shaakir-Ansari of the Alliance for Quality Education.
Executive order power allowing one president to promote progress also allows the next president to eliminate it. If he is to be believed, Donald Trump plans to do just that.
Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts warned Project 2025 will be a "second American Revolution" that will "remain bloodless."
Senate Republicans previously filibustered the sweeping criminal justice reform bill.
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Civil rights leaders say SB 189 disproportionately affects Black and brown voters.
Donald Trump’s proposal to deport undocumented immigrants misrepresents the context and impact of Eisenhower’s failed policy decades earlier.
