Cassie Owens Moore understands Black women’s resilience as a responsibility — one rooted in allowing her students to see themselves reflected on the shelves of their public school library.
Adriana George lived and witnessed injustices while working as a nanny. In the spirit of our founding principles of freedom and equality, she's now working to expand the rights of domestic workers.
The summer camp hadn’t prepared counselors and staff with adequate emergency training, an evacuation plan or flood preparedness supplies, the investigator concluded.
Elizabeth Freeman demanded her rightful place among this country's founders and helped forge a tradition of forcing America to live up to its ideals.
Two tragedies, in Virginia and Louisiana, highlight the peril that some women and children face during divorce or separation.
An already underfunded system is under even more stress, as cases have gotten more complex and the Trump administration has sown confusion.
JJ and Nataly Marinero, two trans immigrants, were rebuilding their lives after incarceration. Their freedom was short-lived.
A report defends Trump’s mass pardoning of 23 people who were convicted under the Biden administration for violating the FACE Act, saying it was anti-Christian bias.
Limited information and a lack of informed health care providers make this life transition even more difficult for incarcerated people.
Liberal Judge Chris Taylor defeated conservative Judge Maria Lazar on Tuesday for an open seat on the state’s high court.