Undocumented Workers Fear Reporting Workplace Issues
Undocumented employees may have more rights than they think.
Civil Rights
How Can You Fight Police Brutality in Atlanta?
The best way to prove that a police officer used an unreasonable amount of force against you is to present video evidence.
How Can You Prove Police Brutality in Wyoming?
The use of force after an individual is in custody also constitutes police brutality.
Redlining, Gerrymandering and History
The entrenched legacy of policies like redlining combine with voter suppression to keep the past alive in a way Americans can’t just “get over.”
Sky-High Prison Rates in America
What’s sold in one area as a cure for grandma’s arthritis is still considered a Schedule 1 Drug by the government under the Controlled Substances Act.
What You Need to Know About Recent Developments in New York’s Gun Laws
This means that New York now has some of the toughest laws in the nation when it comes to ghost guns.
NBA Owner Robert Sarver Accused of Sexual Harassment
Sarver’s representatives are already pushing back against the allegations.
Woman Facing Retaliation for Reporting Sexual Harassment at the Wyoming National Guard
The women are currently encouraging local legislators to address the issues in the Wyoming workforce
Nebraska Sexual Harassment Laws: Bullying versus Workplace Harassment
At-will employment states such as Nebraska allow employers to terminate employees at any time, for any reason, except an illegal one, or for no reason without legal consequence, and can result in an employee’s increased fear of reporting bullying or harassment on the job.
Sexual Harassment Claims at University of Montana Law School Result in Leadership Change
A fourth female law student told the Daily Montanan she did not report a rape because she learned of the difficulties other students faced.