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Study: Washtenaw County police 4x more likely to pursue charges against Black people - Vimarsana News

Study: Washtenaw County police 4x more likely to pursue charges against Black people

"Certainly, when we hear these types of numbers it alarms most of the general public," said Civil Rights Activist Keyon Payton. "But the reality is, as African-Americans, we live this experience every day."

Washtenaw County leaders to host racial equity and social justice town hall in Saline - Vimarsana News

Washtenaw County leaders to host racial equity and social justice town hall in Saline

A county commissioner who led a 2020 forum in the wake of uproar over racist comments from Saline students and a parent is sponsoring the event.

Source: mlive.com
Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein pledges to not prosecute abortions - Vimarsana News

Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein pledges to not prosecute abortions

Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein joins over 80 elected prosecutors nationwide who will refuse to try individuals seeking or providing an abortion.

Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein pledges to not prosecute abortions - Vimarsana News

Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein pledges to not prosecute abortions

Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein joins over 80 elected prosecutors nationwide who will refuse to try individuals seeking or providing an abortion.

Lawmakers, advocates call for more protections for LGBTQ community - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers, advocates call for more protections for LGBTQ community

"People who suffer hate crimes from our community - and specifically trans women of color who experience hate crimes, who are victims of crimes, they are victimized twice," he said. "First the crime itself, second - everybody ignoring it."