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Aug 13 2020
Background
CRIMINAL JUSTICE FACT SHEET
The criminal justice system is heavily impacted by the bias of police mentality, as well as outdated judicial precedents. It is largely driven by racial disparities, which directly obstruct and deconstruct our minority communities.
Origins of Modern Day Policing
The origins of our modern-day police mentality can be traced back to the “Slave Patrol”. The earliest formal slave
NAACPApr 26 2021
News
U.S. Supreme Court weighs conservative groups' bid to conceal donors
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday is set to hear arguments in a challenge by two conservative groups to a California requirement that tax-exempt charities disclose to the state the identity of their top financial donors.
The nonprofit groups - the Americans for Prosperity Foundation and the Thomas More Law Center - argued that California's policy violated the U.S. Constitution's First
ReutersMay 01 2013
News
NRA Money, Power Responsible For Swayed Gun Control Vote
In the days leading up to last months crucial votes on the most significant gun control legislation to come before the Senate in nearly two decades, polls showed that about 90 percent of Americans supported background checks for all gun purchases. But when the clerk called the roll, the centerpiece amendment  requiring background checks for firearm sales at gun show
HuffPostFeb 26 2021
Opinion
Biden’s COVID relief bill is chock full of anti-white reverse racism
Polls show most Americans support the federal COVID-19 relief bill. But if they knew what’s in it, they might feel differently. The bill is an affront to the American ideal of equal treatment under law — and a slap in the face for people who want everyone helped fairly.
Section 1005 of the bill offers “socially disadvantaged” farm owners total debt forgiveness of up to hundreds of
New York Post (Opinion)Jun 09 2021
Analysis
New York gave every detained immigrant a lawyer. It could serve as a national model.
Biden wants to expand immigrants’ access to legal representation.
Deportation can carry grave consequences. An immigrant might have to leave behind their family, abandon years-long ties to their community, and return to a country where they may have previously faced threats to their life and livelihood — even the kind that might have qualified them for humanitarian protection in the US
VoxMar 22 2013
News
Democrats join push to dump Obamacare tax
Thirty-four Senate Democrats joined Republicans on Thursday night in a nonbinding but overwhelming vote to repeal a key tax in President Barack Obama39s health reform law. The Senate voted 79-20 to get rid of the law39s 2.3 percent sales tax on medical device-makers. The amendment to the budget resolution won39t become law because the budget...
PoliticoMar 19 2015
News
House GOP Votes Down NIH Funding Measure One Day After Members Praised NIH Funding
One day after conservative Republicans thrilled an audience of science research advocates by pledging their support for more federal investments in their field, House Republicans on the Budget Committee voted against appropriating more money for just that purpose.
Late Wednesday evening, the House Budget Committee rejected an amendment offered by Rep. Kathy Castro (D-Fla.) to add
HuffPostJul 23 2015
News
Supreme Court activism prompts conservative calls for limits on judiciary
Impeachment, term limits, judicial-retention elections and new Constitutional amendments to give majorities in Congress or the states power over a rogue Supreme Court decision were discussed Wednesday at a Senate hearing on ways to address judicial activism.
“Much to my disappointment, this past term, the [Supreme] Court crossed a line, continued its long descent into lawlessness to a
Washington TimesJul 15 2019
News
Why is American masculinity at the center of gun culture, but not the gun debate? By N
The 1966 University of Texas tower shooting, in which a gunman killed 17 people and wounded more than 30, is considered to be the first mass shooting of the modern era.
In the subsequent decades, the conversation around guns violence in America has cycled through the same topics, from arming teachers to the meaning of the Second Amendment. But these tragedies have more in common than
Washington PostJun 21 2012
News
Supreme Court Overturns Fleeting Expletives Ruling, Ducks Larger Issues
The Supreme Court ruled Thursday against the Federal Communications Commission's policy on fleeting expletives over the airwaves, vacating the lower court's decision on due process and fair notice grounds. It ducked the larger First Amendment issues about regulating broadcast indecency in Fox v. FCC.
The Court took issue with the fact that the FCC did not fully articul
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