Supreme Court to Consider Death Penalty Standards for Intellectually Disabled Individuals
The Supreme Court is considering an appeal from Alabama that could lower standards for determining intellectual disability in death penalty cases.
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SCOTUS Rules ICE May Continue Los Angeles Raids Based on Racial Profiling
When will being brown or dark-skinned ever make the government not scared?
Trump Views Birthright Citizenship and the 14th Amendment as a DEI Law
The president says it was only meant for “babies of slaves”
The Ridiculous Notion That No One Is Above the Law
History and present experiences say this isn’t true.
How Affirmative Action Benefited a Once-Militant Clarence Thomas
The reverse radicalization of a man who formerly idolized Malcolm X
The Supreme Court Is Determined to Push the U.S. Further Toward Bleak Hellscape
The conservative-leaning court was busy this week making things worse for people of color and minorities
How the End of Affirmative Action in College Admissions Will Affect Black Students
It wasn't unexpected, but the Supreme Court's bombshell ruling effectively ends race-based admissions in U.S. universities
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas Has Been Accepting Gifts From a Billionaire for Years
The Supreme Court justice has been getting flewed out for years, calling his impartiality into question
The Supreme Court Is Coming For Affirmative Action Next
SCOTUS could set a pivotal new precedent
6 Judges We’d Rather See in the Supreme Court Than Amy Coney Barrett, Ranked
Literally anyone would be better than Trump’s number-one pick