SCOTUS takes on Little Sisters of the Poor challenge to Obamacare
A woman's rights to birth control and proper health coverage from her place of employment are once again coming under fire.
Treston Davis-Faulkner, rest in power
National Field Director of Jobs With Justice, Davis-Faulkner was a fierce advocate for dignity, justice and self-determination for all people.
New attacks on voting rights in Alabama
Alabama has developed new ways to prevent African Americans from voting.
Anti-transgender violence crisis: Murders on the rise
Although this year has garnered an increase in transgender visibility, murders and violence against transgender people are on the rise.
Alabama’s new Jim Crow far from subtle
In Alabama, 50 years after Selma, voting rights are once more under assault.
“SlutWalk” in Los Angeles causes controversy
"I can wear whatever I want, but it still doesn't mean that I want to have sex with you or I'm asking for it."
Today in history: Jesse Jackson is born
Born on this date in 1941 in Greenville, S.C., he is an American civil rights activist, Baptist minister, politician, and columnist.
Protest hypocritical charter school TV ad
"FES has actively opposed educational equity by working against fair funding for schools that serve high need students."
Walker killed his own campaign with attacks on workers
"Scott Walker was a one-trick labor bashing pony and the novelty seems to have worn off even among Republican primary voters."
Another delay in justice for Tamir Rice
"Individuals who can help move us toward an equal justice system are too busy to prioritize the death of a 12-year-old boy."
