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Nancy Mace's District Moved Right. Then She Helped Oust McCarthy. - Vimarsana News

Nancy Mace's District Moved Right. Then She Helped Oust McCarthy.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday on Representative Mace’s newly drawn South Carolina district, which has gotten redder since she was first elected.

Racial gerrymandering returns to U.S. Supreme Court. This time it's South Carolina's fight. - Vimarsana News

Racial gerrymandering returns to U.S. Supreme Court. This time it's South Carolina's fight.

Civil rights groups will be closely watching the U.S. Supreme Court next Wednesday when the justices hear a challenge to South Carolina’s congressional redistricting map.

Race on Campus: Experts Question the Legality of Anti-DEI Legislation - Vimarsana News

Race on Campus: Experts Question the Legality of Anti-DEI Legislation

As more states consider measures to bar colleges from hiring diversity, equity, and inclusion officials, some say that could violate federal laws and exceed the legislatures’ authority.

Report: Prison violations in southern U.S. cause lasting harm to Blacks - Vimarsana News

Report: Prison violations in southern U.S. cause lasting harm to Blacks

NEW YORK – The Southern Prisons Coalition, a group of civil and human rights organizations, submitted a new report to the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of All Forms

Report: Human Rights Violations in Prisons Throughout Southern United States Cause Disparate and Lasting Harm in Black Communities - Vimarsana News

Report: Human Rights Violations in Prisons Throughout Southern United States Cause Disparate and Lasting Harm in Black Communities

NNPA NEWSWIRE — “The U.S. has long failed to live up to its international human rights treaty obligations on eliminating racial discrimination, perhaps more so in the area of mass incarceration and prison conditions than in any other context,” said Lisa Borden, Senior Policy Counsel, International Advocacy at the Southern Poverty Law Center.