Pervis Payne Cannot Be Executed Due to Intellectual Disability
The Shelby County District Attorney conceded that Pervis Payne is a person with intellectual disability.
Civil Rights
Millersville, Tennessee-based Officer Subjected to Sexual Harassment by a Female Officer
The officer had allegedly been subjected to sexual harassment from a female officer who used a racial slur while grabbing his genitals, while the police chief made racist and offensive comments about the officer’s son.
How to Report Hate Crimes and Incidents
Reporting a hate crime or incident is sometimes hard due to the accessibility of assistance centers.
COP26 Summit: From Hope to Nope
The recent COP26 meetup in Glasgow was supposedly our last best chance to take real climate action and avert disaster, but then: more blah, blah, blah.
Sexual Harassment Has Been prevalent in the Workplace for Decades
Sexual harassment is usually remedied in a civil action, but sexual assault, where unwanted sexual contact using force, coercion, or incapacitation occurs is a criminal offense.
What is Sexual Orientation Discrimination in Oregon?
Oregon offers employees greater protection compared to federal law, and specific sexual orientations are considered protected classes.
Want to Legally Own a Gun in the US? Here is What You Need to Know
In most cases, states need proper permits for carrying firearms. However, some states have different rules.
Ohio Bill Follows Texas With Harsher Abortion Penalties
Ohio lawmakers have introduced new anti-abortion bill.
Suing for Pregnancy Discrimination in Baton Rouge
In order to successfully sue your employer, you’ll need to prove that your pregnancy was the sole reason you were treated differently.
ACLU Lawsuit Says Banning Discussions About Race is Unconstitutional
Prohibiting students from learning about critical race theory perpetuates intergenerational racism, lawsuit asserts.