Lawsuit: Transgender Maryland Inmate Thrown Into Solitary After Reporting Sexual Assault
The lawsuit alleges that the transgender inmate was forced to undress in front of, and shower with, other biological males.
Civil Rights
We’re Not Going to Solve the Gun Problem
America’s gun problem is not fixable through legislative means. We need to change the way the country thinks, first.
Children’s Health Defense Responds to CDC Officially Adding COVID Shots to the Recommended Schedule
“Given all that we have learned about the dangers and ineffectiveness of COVID shots over the last two years, it is horrifying to see the CDC now recommend this as a routine shot to children.” ~ Mary Holland
Protest and Dissent Are Not Terrorism
Protest is not terrorism, but in post-9/11 America, anti-terrorism statutes are weaponized against protest and dissent.
What Does a Civil Rights Attorney Do?
There are different types of civil rights violations in various fields.
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.