Black History Month Events Coming to Toronto & Hamilton February 2023; Canadian nonprofit to host impactful Black History Month Events filled with discussions, dancing, music and more

The association continues its proactive approach to advancing responsible stewardship of the Blagden Alley Naylor Court Historic District, asks for help with noise, trash, traffic, and infrastructure support for alley businesses

R Wood Family Foundation Inc. to Launch Law Enforcement Education Initiative

Youth Justice Network Embodies Long Fight to Break the Cycles of Incarceration and Disproportionate Confinement of Young People of Color Held in New York City's Jails

Community Groups, Nonprofits, and Universities Join the Oakland NAACP Calling on Oakland Unified School District's Board of Education to Take Eight Critical Steps to Improve Student Literacy Outcomes in Virtual Town Hall Meeting; Virtual Press Conference Announcing Community Support Set for Wednesday Morning

GayRealEstate.com announces HUD taking steps to reinforce protection of LBGTQ rights in the housing market in response to a Presidential order

A police accountability watch dog continues prowling the web for police misconduct data with a new look.

Entrepreneur Dexter Morrison is selling uniquely designed T-shirts to recognize civil rights and Black History icons

The Preacher of Morgantown traces the life and writings of Rev. Bernard Gibbs (1872-1944), an activist and civil rights minister from Tennessee, who championed Methodism's approach to civil rights issues prior to the 1940s.

Predictions Continue to Come True for Israeli Author and Hollywood Producer as Coronavirus and Uprisings Spread Across America

A new comic series from Black Streak Entertainment explores the relationship between voting, politics, and systemic racism in the United States

"Demons, Well-Seasoned: Book III in The Secret Spice Café", written by Patricia V. Davis and published by Tantor Media, is a novel about racial unrest and a pandemic that takes place in 2020. But it was written in 2018

Thriving Windy City artist Adam Thomas inspired by the passion of the Black Lives Matter movement to create a dramatic image of hope overcoming despair

Author Seeks to Remove Barriers to Honest Dialogue

70 years ago today in Maple Shade, NJ, MLK had his first sit in, 70 years later NJ officials still refuse him service or respect.

The Association of Washington Public Hospital Commissioners (AWPHC) Created to Counteract Undue Influence of private lawyers and corporations including the AWPHD (Association of Washington Public Hospital Districts) and MRSC (Municipal Research Service Center) Over Elected Leaders in Washington State Healthcare Industry

The NANBPWC, Inc. Grieves the Loss of an Honorable Statesman

From 1965-1972, a small vocational school helped transform civil rights in New Orleans and the nation by empowering its graduates with the skills they needed to integrate America's largest corporations. In a tribute to the school's legacy, The 431 Exchange has been founded to honor the 431 graduates of the school and continue the school's innovative and humanistic approach to career education.

Calls on all the Candidates to Support HR-40

Airing on the Scientology Network.

State Disavows Christie-Era Actions in Landmark Civil Rights Settlement

Four-time 'Top Chef' participant partners with premium vodka brand to drive human and civil rights awareness

Spectrum Institute Says the Enforcement of the ADA by U.S. Dept. of Justice Will Require State Courts to Provide True Access to Justice

Annual Women's History Leadership Awards; honorees are exceptional role models of what a woman can do.

Fifth Circuit Upholds Americans with Disabilities Act

DECODE Cannabis, the New Civil Rights Movement for Cannabis Legalization and Inclusion Continues National Coast-to-Coast Roll-Out

Citizen Commission Proposed to Secure Allegheny County's Elections

Failure to formally acknowledge the unique ethnic identity of Indigenous and African descendants of colonialism and enslavement in the United States has evolved into "an ambiguity of their existence and mythological caricature of their experience," says United Nations NGO, United States Sustainable Development Corp.

Attorneys have recently discovered numerous instances of prosecutorial misconduct in the case of United States v. Donovan Davis, Jr. AQMI Foundations assists inmates with their cases while they are incarcerated, as well as when they are released.

AQMI Foundations assists inmates with their cases while they are incarcerated, as well as when they are released.

The model recommended by the United States Sustainable Development Corp would resemble the 1963 brainchild of US President John F. Kennedy to build infrastructure, recruit industry, develop industry sectors, build a skilled labor force and leverage private sector investment.

The United for Human Rights program plays an important role in Atlanta's legacy of freedom.

Are you bilingual? Can you carry on a conversation in another language? If so, how deep can your conversation be? How detailed? Can you talk about a variety of subjects: medicine, law, psychology, history, geography, construction, etc.? There is a broadly held misconception that any person with a good command of two or more languages can serve as an interpreter, but this would be the same as thinking anyone with two hands can play Chopin on the piano.

Justice achieved for Los Angeles-area transgendered employee severely harassed and discriminated at the workplace.

In a Published Opinion of the Los Angeles Superior Court Appellate Division, a Tenant Sharing Their Apartment Thru the Website Airbnb.com, Constitutes an "Illegal Purpose"

The Prince George's County Memorial Library System Foundation (PGCMLS Foundation) is thrilled to announce the details of their new initiative focused on bridging the gap between law enforcement officers and today's youth. This initiative titled, "Bridging the Gap", will officially be launched at their first event, which will be held on Wednesday, November 18, 2015 at the Oxon Hill Library located

Coquí Content Marketing is now consciously directing its focus toward a new niche: advocacy.

Michael Edmonds, author of the civil rights drama, 'A Righteous Man: In the Dragon's Realm,' is dedicating 90% of all royalties from his book toward saving children from a life of misery in the modern day slave trade.

Unfortunate editing choice astounds viewers familiar with this landmark trial by maintaining that Ruby McCollum did not testify at her trial

Discovery ID premiers The Shot Doctor, recounting the notorious Ruby McCollum murder trial that shook the foundations of the Segregationist South in 1952, and forever changed access to the Courts for African-Americans.

Indie author Nancy Klann-Moren has found a way to stand out from the pack and break free from the "self-published" stigma. Awards. "I knew my novel had merit, I just needed a helping hand in spreading the word." says Moren.

The 13th Amendment of the United States of America exemplifies the constitutional protection government provides for the civil rights as well as the general inalienable human rights of people to be free to live and to express themselves.

Employment law specialist and former defense attorney Porsche Leonce believed it was fitting to launch her law firm, which enforces employee rights, on the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Employment law specialist and former defense attorney Porsche Leonce has launched Leonce Law, LLC, a boutique employment law advocacy and consulting firm with two offices in the metro Atlanta area.

Prominent German charity, the Wau Holland Foundation, the owner of the account blockaded by PayPal in 2010, launches campaign to raise restitution owed by 14 individuals, who were unfairly prosecuted for peaceful digital sit-in

The organization has posted a billboard at the doorstep of the Academy in Colorado Springs, the second one this month alone, and the third one posted in the city in 2013.