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July is Disability Pride Month, and it directly follows LGBTQ+ Pride Month. Community overlap is common, given that a third of queer adults identify as disabled. Marsha P. Johnson, one of the most impressive founders of current queer culture, was disabled. Despite the community’s roots, Pride events continue to be inaccessible. The queer community...
Frustration with increases in vendor booth pricing, unaligned values and a lack of inclusivity has pushed some in the LGBTQ community to organize their own Pride celebrations.
Nach dem offenbar vereitelten Anschlag auf die Synagoge in Hagen haben sich Vertreter der jüdischen Gemeinde bestürzt gezeigt. Von den vier festgenommenen Syrern wurden drei wieder freigelassen.
University of Arkansas University of Arkansas law professor Jordan Blair Woods challenges the conventional wisdom that only police can enforce traffic laws. In “Traffic Without Police,” to be published in Stanford Law Review, Woods articulates a new legal framework for traffic enforcement, one that separates it from critical police functions, such as preventing and deterring crime, conducting criminal investigations and responding to emergencies. If not the police, who then would enforce traffic laws? As Woods explains, jurisdictions would delegate most traffic enforcement to newly create...