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Organization providing legal representation to inmates on death row in Alabama, USA
George Soros’s Open Society Foundations (OSF) publicly committed a major funding package to racial‑justice work in July 2020, most prominently a pledge split into for Black‑led organizations and for r...
Private-prison “lockup quotas” — contractual minimum‑occupancy or payment guarantees — appear in a large share of examined contracts: In the In the Public Interest (ITPI) analysis of 62 contracts, 65%...
As of the available analyses, there is no authoritative dataset showing “rates of lynching” in the United States for 2025; historical compilations identify , but those figures describe a historical re...
and memorial projects report the last documented lynching occurred in 1911, most specifically on June 27, 1911 and is associated with . That statement sits within a complex and contested archival reco...
There is no authoritative dataset in the supplied reporting that measures “lynchings since 2020,” so the question cannot be answered directly from these sources; the available material instead documen...
Rutherford B. Hayes played a consequential role in the formal end of Reconstruction by accepting the political bargain that removed federal military enforcement from the South, a move that directly we...
Civil‑rights organizations played central roles pushing for the Emmett Till Antilynching Act — they helped frame public memory of lynching, lobbied lawmakers, joined coalitions supporting the bill, an...
Public estimates for relocating or restoring Confederate monuments vary widely; the most concrete recent figure in available reporting is about $10 million to restore the Confederate Memorial from Arl...
A range of U.S. organizations — national litigation groups, death‑penalty advocacy networks, survivor‑led groups and local defense clinics — work to free wrongly convicted people from death row; promi...