NAACP Tries to Block White Alabama Town’s School District Secession

The civil rights organization has made good on its vow to appeal Judge Madeline Haikala’s ruling in April that allowed Continue reading →

Drug makers spend big to fight California price control referendum

Drug companies are expected to pour $100 million into an effort to squash the referendum in what will be a Continue reading →

Thaddeus Murphy Arrested In Connection With NAACP Office Bombing In Colorado

DENVER (AP) — The man accused of setting off a small explosion last month that rattled nerves because of its Continue reading →

The day the Klan messed with the wrong people

“You saw those cars coming, and you knew who those men were. They wanted you to see them. They wanted Continue reading →

A Colorado NAACP Office Was Bombed This Week

In what appears to be an attack on a well-known civil rights organization, an “improvised explosive device” detonated on Tuesday Continue reading →

Doubt persists over N.C. teenager’s hanging death

BLADENBORO, N.C. — A young black man is dead. The police are roundly criticized. Angry protesters march through the streets. Continue reading →

Georgia judge declines to intervene in ‘missing’ voters lawsuit

A Georgia judge declined Tuesday to intervene in Georgia’s voter registration process, letting stand existing measures by state and local Continue reading →

Lawsuit over allegedly unprocessed voter registrations in Georgia heard in Atlanta court

By the NGP’s estimate, some 800,000 Georgians—”people of color, voters between the ages of 18 and 29, and unmarried women—what Continue reading →