Civil Rights & Social Justice

The Republican Party has opened a new front in its war on voting in Arizona.

In the rare instances when courts roll back Christian privilege, the cries of persecution are swift. But parity is not oppression. And the erosion of unwarranted privilege is not persecution; it is the steady march toward equality.

It's inspired terrorist attacks—and entire governing structures—on multiple continents. Can we name it?

In late January, the Arkansas Supreme Court struck down a citywide ordinance in Fayetteville outlawing discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity in housing, employment, and public accommodations.

If you’re seeking justice or vindication of your religious freedom, this Supreme Court has just said non-Christians need not apply.

I have had a third-trimester abortion. And I am not alone.

Leading conservative figures have used legislation proposed in Virginia and passed in New York to spread lies about abortion.

In the second year of the Documenting Hate project, ProPublica and its partners have reported on everything from violent neo-Nazis to road rage to anti-Semitic vandalism.

The people of Alabama deserve police forces that serve and protect all communities equally.

On Monday, Justice Brett Kavanaugh voted to turn away two cases trying to kick Planned Parenthood out of Medicaid—but that doesn't mean he's suddenly friendly on abortion rights.