Retirement Is Going Away for Many of Us
Throughout our long careers, we look forward to the leisure of our golden years, but retirement is going away for many of us. Here’s why.
Civil Rights
Transgender Inmates are Placed in Birth Gender Jails
Transgender inmates continue to receive sentences to be served at birth gender facilities.
Civil Rights Groups Sue City of Sebastopol for Ordinance Aimed at Displacing Residents Living in Their Vehicles
Sebastopol officials’ actions have made clear that they are more concerned with driving unhoused residents out of the city than providing meaningful solutions.
The Promise of Justice Initiative’s Statement on Louisiana Supreme Court Denying Remedy to Those Convicted by Jim Crow Jury Verdicts
Commonly known as Jim Crow jury verdicts, non-unanimous jury verdicts came from what U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh previously described as Louisiana’s last Jim Crow law.
What New Hampshire Police Brutality Lawyers Can Do for You
New Hampshire residents, especially those belonging to racial minorities, are still at the mercy of often biased police officers.
Police Brutality Lawyers in South Carolina Help Victims of Excessive Force
According to the law, police officers are allowed to use reasonable force in the course of their duty.
Nevada Police Brutality Lawyers are Ready to Defend Your Civil Rights
Using violence against a civilian who has already surrendered is against the law.
Vermont Police Brutality Lawyers Fight for Your Civil Rights
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.
Power Over vs. Power Together
Equitable power sharing benefits workers, businesses, and society.
Apartment Owners, Employee Face Fair Housing Violations
Probe into Mississippi apartment buildings finds their owners and an employee were discriminating against Black tenants.