Dissolving the War on Drugs: Oregon's First Step

Oregonian voters have taken the first official effort in the United States to decriminalize the possession of hard drugs, including heroin and cocaine

December 8, 2020

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Pipeline 3: The Critical Intersection of Economies, Environments, and Cultures

Many Indigenous activists have strongly opposed the renovation of Pipeline 3, a crude oil pipeline over one thousand miles long, that would bring almost one million barrels of oil to homes and corporations throughout Indigenous land

December 1, 2020

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Congress Finally Passes Two Bills Protecting Indigenous Women From Violence

Savanna's Act and the Not Invisible Act, two bills addressing the tragic murder and trafficking of indigenous women, have finally been passed into law

November 16, 2020

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Halt the Hate Crimes

In a country that is deemed to be an accepting, tolerating, and most importantly safe place for everyone to live and thrive, no matter their ethnic or religious background, we have seen and continue to see crimes against religion.

November 1, 2020

March 15, 2015

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Detention Facilities Need Reform Now

Tammy Jackson, a pregnant incarcerated individual, was inhumanely forced to give birth in debilitating conditions without medical attention

October 4, 2020

June 15, 2019

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False Evidence in North Carolina: How Confidential Informants Can Undermine Justice

The use of 'confidential informants' provide leeway for an inherent lack of accountability in our criminal justice system

September 30, 2020

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Is America Really the Land of the Free?

America is traditionally known as a country that values independence and freedom above anything else, yet holds 25% of the world's incarcerated individuals

September 24, 2020

June 21, 2019

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Salt in the Wound of Salt Lake City: Legal Tensions Following Racial Protests

In Salt Lake City, protesters who demanded justice for Bernardo Palacios-Carbajal are now facing additional "gang enhancement" charges and the potential of life in prison

September 11, 2020

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Justice

Justice for Julius Jones

An End to Private Prisons in America?

Why The Utopia Is Always A Utopia

The US Capitol Building Attack: Why the Media Won't Call It Terrorism

Death by Discrimination: Brandon Bernard and the Case Against the Death Penalty

The Movement Against Censorship: Why Cuban Artists Are Protesting

Here's Why the Death Penalty Should Be Abolished

Dissolving the War on Drugs: Oregon's First Step

Pipeline 3: The Critical Intersection of Economies, Environments, and Cultures

Congress Finally Passes Two Bills Protecting Indigenous Women From Violence

Halt the Hate Crimes

Detention Facilities Need Reform Now

False Evidence in North Carolina: How Confidential Informants Can Undermine Justice

Is America Really the Land of the Free?

Salt in the Wound of Salt Lake City: Legal Tensions Following Racial Protests

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