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.
I Was Incarcerated. These Are the Devastating Consequences of Predatory Prison Phone Rates.
The time for phone justice is now.
Sixty-Five Years After ‘Give Us the Ballot’
What Dr. King recognized remains true: Voting rights protect all other rights.
Maya Wiley Begins Tenure as Head of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights and The Leadership Conference Education Fund
We are thrilled to officially welcome Maya to our team.
“Thank You for Being You”
A note of appreciation for Wade Henderson, who retires from his encore tenure today.
Our Federal Bench Needs More Civil Rights Lawyers Like Nancy Abudu
The Senate must confirm Nancy Abudu to the Eleventh Circuit without delay.
Now Is the Time to Protect LGBTQ Students
Inclusive school protections for LGBTQ students can't wait any longer.
Ketanji Brown Jackson Is the Justice We’ve Been Waiting For
All rise for the Honorable Ketanji Brown Jackson.