We love you brother! ✊🏾 If y’all don’t know Ryan P. Haygood and New Jersey Institute for Social Justice, you need to get to know him!

"Alabama’s pursuit of an untested method of execution is a terrifying, inhumane pursuit of violence. We urge the Supreme Court to swiftly act and halt this execution, as it is the very definition of cruel and unusual punishment." - Janai Nelson naacpldf.org/press-release/…

Alabama’s pursuit of an untested method of execution is a terrifying, inhumane pursuit of violence. There's no such thing as humane capital punishment & innovating new ways to kill won't change the egregiousness of execution. Read our full statement here: naacpldf.org/press-release/…

No words. Only tears. Thank you, J. Sotomayor for your moral clarity and voice in this moment.

Each one an icon👇🏾

No disrespect to the rest of the cast (especially KENYA MOORE), but I'm OUT as a viewer! RHOA just won't be the same without the one and only Kandi Burruss.

On this day, we remember Albert Woodfox – an activist whose spirit never broke during 44 years of incarceration. We honor Albert's courae, and we invite you to join us in remembering his life by reading his story, and consider reading his book Solitary. bit.ly/42KYhUr

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In the 1980s, Lani Guinier led LDF's Voting Rights Project. A nominee for Assistant Attorney General and the first Black woman to be tenured at Harvard Law School, Guinier devoted her life to justice, equality, empowerment, and democracy. #WomensHistoryMonth

Legend…

Transgender Americans are part of the fabric of our nation. On Transgender Day of Visibility, our Administration honors the extraordinary courage of transgender Americans and reaffirms our commitment to forming a more perfect union – where all people are treated equally.

Although SCOTUS justices focused on the ongoing debate over "universal injunctions" in Monday’s order over Idaho’s anti-trans medical care ban, it's trans kids who will face the consequences. lawdork.com/p/scotus-idaho…

It’s hard to hear about broken windows in buildings here when all of Gaza’s universities have been blown up and reduced to literal dust. Every. Single. One. With US support.

I really do not understand the calculus of constantly insulting young people, and presuming what they do or do not know. Also, college students during the CRM didn’t have to understand the entire history of racism to know segregation was immoral. Did BLM protestors have to know

This is what happens when SCOTUS relies on the past prejudices to interpret the Constution. The majority supports its rights-denying decision with this gem: "The Page Act of 1875, which functioned as a restriction on Chinese female immigration, contained no exception for wives."

J Brennan long ago warned us about how this methodology turns our Constitution into a "stagant, archaic, hidebound document steeped in the prejudices and superstitions of a time long past."

J Sotomayor's Rahimi concurrence is equally on point in this context: "a rigid adherence to history (particularly history predating the inclusion of women and people of color as full members of the polity), impoverishes constitutional interpretation and hamstrings our democracy."