When they do use force to make an arrest or to prevent a suspect from fleeing they need to make sure that the force they use is reasonable and proportional to the threat that individual poses.
Equitable power sharing benefits workers, businesses, and society.
Probe into Mississippi apartment buildings finds their owners and an employee were discriminating against Black tenants.
In states with no gender identity and sexual orientation discrimination laws, fighting housing discrimination is a challenge.
National “Don’t Say Gay” bill would ban federal funds supporting “lascivious dancing” and stripping in front of kids, but what schools really do that, and why is it on Republican minds?
The lawsuit claims that Colorado Springs police officers pepper sprayed a 17-year-old girl who was already handcuffed and restrained in the back of a patrol car.
Progressive Originalism came to the Supreme Court last week courtesy of Justice Jackson, but really, it’s just honest originalism.
Roselyn Tso, Diné (Navajo) nation member and Biden’s pick to lead the Indian Health Service, was confirmed by the Senate. She has a big challenge ahead.
The lawsuit alleges that the Sacramento Municipal Utility District shared Hmong homeowners’ power consumption information with a local sheriff’s office.
Keep in mind that illegal searches are a violation of the Fourth Amendment.