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‘Whose Heritage?’ report spotlights ‘triumphs even in the darkest of times’
The fight to remove “Lost Cause” memorials suffered some setbacks in part due to the Trump administration’s efforts to ...
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SPLC Denounces Recently Passed Florida Bill Aimed at Creating Barriers for Citizen-led Amendment Process
Today, the Florida State Legislature passed House Bill 1205 (HB 1205), a bill that would create major financial, legal, and ...
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Male supremacists entrench their ideas in the Trump administration, policy
Through his appointments of men dogged by allegations of sexual harassment, abuse and violence, Trump has affirmed his ...
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Leqaa Kordia Challenges Her Unlawful Confinement in Federal Court
Yesterday, Leqaa Kordia filed a habeas corpus petition requesting her release from a Texas immigration detention facility ...
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Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month with these cultural movies and TV shows
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, which commemorates the contributions of a vibrant, diverse and ...
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Louisiana Advocates Urge Congress to Reject Drastic Cuts to Federal Assistance Programs
SPLC Releases Annual Whose Heritage? Report Examining Ongoing Impacts of Confederate Symbols in America — Read More ...
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Mississippi Advocates Urge Lawmakers to Reject Drastic Cuts to Federal Assistance Programs
SPLC Releases Annual Whose Heritage? Report Examining Ongoing Impacts of Confederate Symbols in America — Read More ...
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Whose Heritage? Confederate statues were built to keep us in our place
Episode 2 of the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Apathy is Not an Option podcast explores how these symbols of hate got here and why they’re still standing.