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Civil rights groups rallied at the Capitol Building in Hartford Wednesday morning to support a bill that would change the reasons why a police officer in Connecticut can pull over a driver.

 

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Zero Latency Leadership: Driving Equity, Trust, and Sustainability with Emerging Tech, by Deloitte Technology Trust Ethics Leader Beena Ammanath is now available.

The National Organization of Minority Architects faced pushback for hosting its conference in Nashville this year. Candid statements and on-the-ground action helped.

The Center for Law, Energy, and the Environment (CLEE) at Berkeley Law last month­, in conjunction with the Emmett Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at UCLA Law, ­issued...

The lawsuit, filed Wednesday against the city and its officials, is against the Driving Equity Law, which prohibits police officers from pulling over drivers for secondary violations to prevent racial disparities.

Philadelphia is the first major city to ban low-level traffic stops; the Driving Equity bills became law after being signed by Mayor James Kenney.

Philadelphia became the first major city to ban police traffic stops of low-level motor vehicle offenses on Thursday, a tactic which critics claim disproportionately affects black people.