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Colin Kaepernick Wants To Bring Political Prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal Home
In a video campaign, the activist and former NFL player stressed that “Mumia has been in prison longer than I have been alive.”
New York City Will No Longer Test Pregnant Patients for Drugs Without Consent
This longstanding practice “perpetuates racial disparities in the child welfare system,” according to a new report.
Judge Lifts Jurors' Gag Order in Breonna Taylor Case
Judge Annie O'Connell said in a statement: “There is no doubt that justice requires disclosure of the grand jury proceedings in this case.”
The Government Wants to Charge Protesters With Treason
Attorney General William Barr allegedly told federal prosecutors to be aggressive and to use “sedition” laws to crack down on demonstrators.
Report: In Wake of George Floyd's Killing, 115 Protesters Shot in the Head
Following Floyd's May 25 death, Physicians For Human Rights created a database of demonstrators who reported such injuries — some life-threatening — from rubber bullets and other projectiles.
Rochester Mayor Fires Police Chief Before He Retires
"We have a pervasive problem in the Rochester Police Department," said Mayor Lovely Warren after the police-involved death of Daniel Prude, a naked Black man in mental distress.
Rochester Police Chief, Top Brass Step Down After Daniel Prude's Death
Days after Prude’s horrific March death became public, the chief says he resigned out of "integrity."
Prisons Continue to Be Breeding Grounds for COVID-19
A new report showed that more than 6,000 people who are incarcerated had confirmed cases in July and August alone.
I Am One of the 'Good Trouble 65'
A protester gives an inside account of the late August weekend dedicated to Breonna Taylor—and their arrest in Louisville.