After CERD Review, the Work to Eliminate Racial Discrimination Must Continue
Civil and human rights must be measured by a single yardstick, both at home and abroad.
Why the Census Matters for Disability Data Inclusion
We need inclusive and accessible data collection processes to protect the civil rights of people with disabilities.
We Need More Federal Judges with Experience Defending Our Democracy
Here are five nominees who have the experience we need.
We’ve Entered Our 10th Year Without the Full Protections of the Voting Rights Act
It's time to reinvigorate and strengthen the Voting Rights Act.
Data Inclusion Is Vital for LGBTQI Equality
LGBTQI people far too often remain invisible in federal data.
Data Disaggregation Deconstructed: AANHPI Communities
To achieve racial equity for AANHPI communities, policymakers must see and understand the diversity of AANHPI subgroups.
How the Federal Government Is Helping More People Access the Internet
Accessible and affordable broadband is a necessity — not just a luxury.
It’s Time for the Census Bureau to Change the Census Residence Rules
Census residence rules for incarcerated populations exacerbate racial disparities in both political power and resource allocation.