Brittany Valentine

OIF Director Deborah Caldwell-Stone told Los Angeles Blade that they’ve been seeing an unprecedented uptick in challenges in fall 2021.

“It is apparent that U.S. officials intentionally carried out actions causing severe pain and suffering in order to punish and intimidate mainly Central American asylum seekers."

Since her defeat in 2018, Abrams’ voter registration efforts are a large reason the state flipped blue in 2020.

Between 2015 and 2019, new HIV infections decreased by 8%, but gay and bisexual Black and Latino men are still disproportionately impacted.

The U.S. National Labor Relations Board determined the online retail giant’s conduct leading up to the initial vote obstructed the election.

The rally went from Philadelphia City Hall to the School District headquarters demanding safety and a more inclusive curriculum.

A case from Mississippi surrounds a law that would ban abortions in the state after 15 weeks. It was previously blocked from enforcement by lower courts.

The victim is in recovery and the perpetrators caught, but it doesn’t do away with what’s been almost two years of heightened racial abuse.

The report was recently released by the New York Assembly’s Judiciary Committee.

Pervis Payne was deemed intellectually disabled by a judge, barring him from execution. His initial execution date was stayed by the pandemic.

Heather Leann Rodriguez and Jasmine Melendez were killed in separate incidents in towns 30 minutes away from each other.

The Philadelphia-based delivery giant will see crowds outside its headquarters at Third and Spring Garden and have its promised delivery times put in jeopardy.

State senators Dan Laughlin and Sharif Street want to address convenience and access issues found across the state.