What Does a Civil Rights Attorney Do?
There are different types of civil rights violations in various fields.
Civil Rights
Who Wants to Be a Police Officer Anymore?
Who wants to be a police officer anymore? Not as many people as before 2020, it turns out.
3 Common Ways Police Brutality Can Happen in Tupelo
If an arrest is made without probable cause to believe there was an actual crime committed or the proper legal authority such as from a warrant, that is false arrest.
Texas Civil Rights Project Sues Dallas Over Homeless Ordinance
The ordinance punishes unhoused community members with a Class C misdemeanor, paired with an egregious fine.
As Kinless Seniors Age, Problems Arise
As more people have fewer – or no – children, a cohort of kinless seniors will eventually grow old alone, lacking the most accessible caregivers.
Largest Federal Employee Union Celebrates Passage of the Respect for Marriage Act
President Biden is scheduled to sign the bill into law this afternoon.
CHD’s Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Dr. Joseph Mercola, Ty and Charlene Bollinger Move to Intervene in Missouri v. Biden First Amendment Case
The motion to intervene explains that these free speech advocates and their organizations have been censored and de-platformed by major social media platforms that are working with — and taking orders from — the federal government.
Drag Shows are Manlier Than You Think
As right-wing backlash against drag shows levels up, it’s worth remembering the Greatest Generation, who fought Nazis and wore dresses.
Landlords and the Best of Intentions
Landlords may grow rich as they sleep, but there’s no rest for the tenant who must pay rent or get thrown out on the street.
Retirement Is Going Away for Many of Us
Throughout our long careers, we look forward to the leisure of our golden years, but retirement is going away for many of us. Here’s why.