Your daily dose of civil rights and related news
Among other problems, the language interpretation at Guantanamo Bay trials is awful.
Wyoming remains one of the few states without a hate crimes law.
The Tulsa World: Many Native Americans don't celebrate Columbus Day.
Civil rights leaders are worrying that a new agreement between Las Vegas officials and ICE will increase racial profiling and decrease the reporting of violent crime.
Working from the ground up: Increased success by local Black politicians is getting White voters used to Black leadership. See, e.g., my home of Montgomery County, which recently elected African-American Ike Leggett as our County Executive. Montgomery County is 65% White and only 15% Black.
The Supreme Court has cleared the way for Troy Wilson to be executed. Wilson, convicted of capital murder, became a cause for many death penalty opponents (or supporters who care about justice) because the vast majority of the witnesses against him have since recanted their testimony.
Gay couples in California worry it's now or never. What a sad position to be put in.
Are Georgia election officials illegally purging voters?
The war over Amendment 46 continues to rage in Colorado.
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