In this 1941 photo supplied by the United States Library of Congress, children are shown standing in front of half mile concrete wall in Detroit. The wall was built with a simple aim: separate homes planned for middle-class whites from blacks who had already built small houses or owned land with plans to build in […]
In this 1941 photo supplied by the United States Library of Congress, children are shown standing in front of half mile concrete wall in Detroit. The wall was built with a simple aim: separate homes planned for middle-class whites from blacks who had already built small houses or owned land with plans to build in […]
This photo released by Department of Corrections shows James Ramsey Kammeyer. Kammeyer told authorities months ago that he wanted to be killed by police entered a suburban Salt Lake City police station Monday and pointed a gun at an officer and a records clerk, prompting at least one other officer to open fire on him, […]
This photo released by Department of Corrections shows James Ramsey Kammeyer. Kammeyer told authorities months ago that he wanted to be killed by police entered a suburban Salt Lake City police station Monday and pointed a gun at an officer and a records clerk, prompting at least one other officer to open fire on him, […]
Workers prepare to install a tile roof near Houston, Texas. An El Paso roofing employer has become the second in the state to be charged with wage theft, under new laws. (Photo/billjacobus1 via Flickr) Every year millions of Americans are victims of wage theft throughout the United States. Kim Bobo is the executive director of […]
Workers prepare to install a tile roof near Houston, Texas. An El Paso roofing employer has become the second in the state to be charged with wage theft, under new laws. (Photo/billjacobus1 via Flickr) Every year millions of Americans are victims of wage theft throughout the United States. Kim Bobo is the executive director of […]
This Feb. 7, 2012 file photo shows a cross on a grave at the Wounded Knee National Historic landmark in South Dakota. Wednesday is the final day a landowner has given the Oglala Sioux Tribe to make an offer to buy a portion of the Wounded Knee National Historic Landmark. James Czywczynski has said he […]
This Feb. 7, 2012 file photo shows a cross on a grave at the Wounded Knee National Historic landmark in South Dakota. Wednesday is the final day a landowner has given the Oglala Sioux Tribe to make an offer to buy a portion of the Wounded Knee National Historic Landmark. James Czywczynski has said he […]
Paul Singer sits durign the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, January 23, 2013. Singer, a wealthy hedge fund manager, has started the American Unity PAC to support Republicans who break with GOP dogma and support marriage equality measures. (Photo/World Economic Forum via Wikimedia Commons) The ground is shifting underneath the feet of mainstream Republicans. […]
Paul Singer sits durign the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, January 23, 2013. Singer, a wealthy hedge fund manager, has started the American Unity PAC to support Republicans who break with GOP dogma and support marriage equality measures. (Photo/World Economic Forum via Wikimedia Commons) The ground is shifting underneath the feet of mainstream Republicans. […]
In this June 20, 2012 file photo, Det. Anthony Mannuzza, left, and Police Officer Robert Martin, right, simulate a street stop during a training session at the New York Police Department’s training facility in Rodman’s Neck, in the Queens borough of New York. In the ongoing trial over stop and frisk, lawyers for men who […]
In this June 20, 2012 file photo, Det. Anthony Mannuzza, left, and Police Officer Robert Martin, right, simulate a street stop during a training session at the New York Police Department’s training facility in Rodman’s Neck, in the Queens borough of New York. In the ongoing trial over stop and frisk, lawyers for men who […]
On April 29, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that state government agencies are only required to respond to Freedom of Information Act requests from residents of their own states. (Photo/file) “We strongly disagree with the decision on a number of grounds, ranging from increased discrimination against certain classes of … in-state requesters to the additional […]
On April 29, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that state government agencies are only required to respond to Freedom of Information Act requests from residents of their own states. (Photo/file) “We strongly disagree with the decision on a number of grounds, ranging from increased discrimination against certain classes of … in-state requesters to the additional […]
