Category: Civil Rights
Trump threatens to block Washington Commanders’ stadium plan unless they change name back to ‘Redskins’
He also wants the Cleveland Guardians to revert to being the Cleveland Indians
Harford County Public Schools: Locations and times for kids’ free summer lunches
Every child is welcome to eat and connect with other kids, and some meal locations offer fun activities, too!
19 States file lawsuit against Trump administration over ‘Unlawful Conditions placed on Funding for K-12 Schools’
In the State of Maryland alone, hundreds of millions in federal financial assistance are at risk
Trump administration sued over cutting millions of dollars in education funds to U.S. States
Coalition of 16 AGs and one State Governor are fighting to restore access to funding that helps schools, teachers, and vulnerable students
Judge orders Trump Administration to reinstate thousands of fired government workers
Judge ruled that the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) lacked the authority to direct these terminations and called the administration’s justification based on performance “a lie.”
Corrections Officer charged with child abuse after battering 15-year-old inmate
On March 13, Florida’s Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office announced that their patrol deputies arrested and charged a Department of Juvenile Justice Detention Officer with child abuse after that officer allegedly […]
30 youth correctional officers charged with child abuse and endangerment for allowing detainee ‘gladiator fights’
The officers stood by and watched as youth under their care, some as young as 12, were forced to fight
FBI agents, forced to complete Trump questionnaire on Capitol Riot investigations, sue Justice Department
Additionally, a coalition of 20 State Attorneys General want to hear from Kash Patel regarding the politically motivated firings at the FBI and efforts to compile a list of agents involved in investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riots.
Trump pardons U.S. Capitol rioters, including those convicted of violent crimes and felonies
His pardons included those who had been convicted of assaulting police officers, obstructing law enforcement, and other serious offenses, He also commuted prison sentences for key members of the Oath Keepers and Proud Boys militia groups.
Justice Department sues Houston County, Georgia, for violating Black voters’ rights
Lawsuit alleges that the County’s method of electing county commissioners discriminates against Black voters and Black candidates for office
