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Carjacked Congresswoman has sponsored or co-sponsored at least 17 gun control bills in the 117th Congress (2021-2022).

Guernsey County CDC director updates commissioners regarding activities in 2021

Despite its fancy-sounding title, Human Rights, Equality and Diversity

Start saving dates for 2022’s must-attend galas and fundraisers with our largest-ever roundup of Chicago-area nonprofit events.

In the 1960s and 70s, Latino youths in New York City organized themselves into the Young Lords Party. Like the Black Panthers, this organization practiced direct action, rejected pacifism and had an explicitly anti-capitalist character. Richie Perez related his experiences and gives an overview of the group's history.

Headnotes, the Dallas Bar Association's monthly publication, profiled Jones Day's pro bono program in North Texas in the featured story of their December 2021 issue.

After serving as a commission member since 2020, Governor Bill Lee has appointed Hamilton County Juvenile Court Judge Robert Philyaw to serve as chair of the commission for the remainder of his three-year term.Governor Lee announced Judge Philyaw’s appointment to the TCCY in December 2019 for a three-year term. As a member of the TCCY’s 21-person policy-making body, Judge Philyaw has helped further the organization’s mission of leading systems improvement for all ch...

Decline in funding for HIV/AIDS programs

Being denied an abortion or unable to access abortion care has long-term consequences for health and economic outcomes.

Sarah Vogel of Bismarck, North Dakota, former North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner, has written “THE FARMER’S LAWYER: The North Dakota nine and the Fight to Save the Family Farm,” a memoir that features her 1983 class action lawsuit win in Coleman v. Block, which stopped foreclosures by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Farmers Home Administration.