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Voters in five states will soon decide whether slavery in the form of prison labor should be prohibited amid prison reform efforts.

Alabama, Louisiana, Oregon, Tennessee, and Vermont have an opportunity to vote to “End the Exception” and abolish slavery this November.

Should the Privileges or Immunities Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment now be revisited 147 years after the amendment was ratified, followed five years afterwards by a Supreme Court decision whose interpretation of the clause has persisted since then?[1] Just as the Slaughterhouse Cases decision has persisted, so has the controversy surrounding it.

President Biden announced this month that he is erasing $10,000 in student loan debt. The GOP soon went ballistic.

Alabama, Louisiana, Oregon, Tennessee and Vermont voters will decide on constitutional amendments banning slavery and involuntary servitude.

Texas conservatives are revolting over proposed State Board of Education changes that will eliminate teaching the U.S. Constitution ...

More than 150 years after it was officially outlawed in the United States, slavery will be on the ballot in five states in November, as a new abolitionist movement seeks

We have an incredible line up of leaders. Most seem to be suffering with personality disorders, a mental illness: narcissism. Narcissistic personalities have mesmerized a segment of people who themselves

Anti-gun states are enacting "good moral character" laws to circumvent the Supreme Court's pro-gun decision in New York Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen.

Slavery will be on the ballot in five states in November, as a new abolitionist movement seeks to reshape prison labor.