Disconnected Decision from Supreme Court Leaves the Real Work to Voters and Congress
The Court blunted one of the last federal tools in our toolbox: Section 2 of the VRA. Congress must respond.
America’s War on Drugs — 50 Years Later
The War on Drugs, and the criminalization of drug-related offenses, must end immediately.
There’s Some Good News on State Voting Bills. Now the Federal Government Must Act.
Some states have enacted measures to expand voting access. Congress must do the same.
Voting Under Siege: Eight Years of Shelby County v. Holder
Without legislation like the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, the patterns of increasingly aggressive anti-voter legislation unleashed by Shelby will continue.
What We Know So Far about 2020 Census Data Quality
This is just the tip of the iceberg for 2020 Census data releases.
Help Is on the Way: Families to Receive Child Tax Credit Payments Starting July 15
The Child Tax Credit will allow millions of families to make ends meet.
How a New Federal Program Is Helping More People Get Connected to Broadband
Universal, affordable broadband is essential in order for households and communities to build back stronger from this unprecedented public health and economic crisis.
Kristen Clarke Is the Leader We Need at the Civil Rights Division
It's time for the Senate to confirm Clarke as assistant AG for civil rights.