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    4 janv.

    BREAKING: We are suing the Proud Boys and their members for the racist attack on Metropolitan AME church in Washington DC. This attack was one of several levied against churches targeted for their support of the Black Lives Matter movement. The Proud Boys are NOT above the law.

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    23 sept.

    Louisiana State Police Officer Indicted on Federal Civil Rights Charge for Assaulting Arrestee

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    21 sept.

    Justice Department Reaches Agreement with San José State University to Address Reports of Sexual Harassment by Former Athletic Trainer and Retaliation Against Employees, Strengthening Title IX Protections and Securing $1.6M in Financial Relief

    “The Justice Department thanks the current and former students who came forward and shared their experiences, and the employees who unceasingly advocated for their students. Because of them, San José State University will adopt major reforms to prevent such an abuse of authority from happening ever again.”--Kristen Clarke, Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division
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    14 sept.

    Justice Department Announces Investigation into Conditions in Georgia Prisons

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    9 sept.

    Colorado Man Sentenced to 16 Years in Federal Prison for Unprovoked Stabbing of Black Man: Defendant Previously Pleaded Guilty to a Federal Hate Crime

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    1 sept.

    Justice Department Finds that Conditions at the San Luis Obispo County Jail in California Violate the Constitution

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    30 août

    The just released Hate Crime Statistics, 2020, a compilation of data about bias-motivated incidents throughout the nation. According to the data, there were 7,554 single-bias incidents and 205 multiple-bias incidents reported in 2020.

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  8. 30 août

    OTD I967, Thurgood Marshall was confirmed for a seat on the by a Senate vote of 69–11. "Where you see wrong or inequality or injustice, speak out, because this is your country. This is your democracy. Make it. Protect it. Pass it on". — Justice Thurgood Marshall

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    24 août

    Leader of ‘Atomwaffen’ Conspiracy Sentenced to Three Years in Prison for Threatening Journalists and Advocates One of Four Arrested in Feb. 2020

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    17 août

    Today, the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act was introduced in the House. It will provide the tools it needs to protect voters against racial discrimination in voting. It is time for Congress to pass this bill and the For the People Act.

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    11 mars

    Welcome back to DOJ Judge Garland!

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    10 mars

    70-30, Merrick Garland confirmed as attorney general

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  13. 7 mars

    John Lewis dedicated his life to ensuring that all eligible Americans could freely exercise the right to vote. Carrying forth his legacy and continuing this work remain central to the health of American democracy.

    Took this photo of John Lewis on the Edmund Pettus Bridge 1 year ago today in Selma, Alabama. Critical that we carry forth his legacy and life’s work to ensure all Americans enjoy access to the ballot.
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    7 mars

    Biden will order the federal government to expand access to voter registration and election information, among other directives.

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  15. 4 mars

    Thank you and for your support! 🙏🏾

    For and , fighting for civil rights is not just a career, but a way of life. Supporting their confirmation will strengthen how our institutions serve each and every person.
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  16. 3 mars

    All eligible Americans deserve the right to vote. Thank you !

    1/2 A year ago today I voted in Alabama’s primary. Also voting, a gentleman I met in Selma that weekend who had marched on the bridge with John Lewis. He shared that he couldn’t vote in the last because of Alabama’s ID Act. That’s where ⁦⁩ comes in.
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    3 mars

    .⁦⁩ & ⁦⁩ are exceptional nominees to serve in the DOJ. As Asst AG for Civil Rights and Associate AG, they will be superb leaders at a critical moment for civil rights enforcement & criminal justice transformation.

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  18. 2 mars

    "Send me to help clear the rubble of racism still strewn across this country. Send me to be one of the bulldozers on behalf of equality and in the cleanup crews against injustice. Send me to disrupt injustice.” - Vernon Jordan

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  19. 2 mars

    Took this photo of John Lewis on the Edmund Pettus Bridge 1 year ago today in Selma, Alabama. Critical that we carry forth his legacy and life’s work to ensure all Americans enjoy access to the ballot.

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    1 mars

    Congratulations to Judge Garland, who just advanced out of the Judiciary Committee on a strong bipartisan vote.

    BREAKING: Judge Merrick B. Garland has been reported out of the Senate Judiciary Committee by a bipartisan majority.
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    1 mars

    The Attorney General is the people's lawyer, not the president's. Judge Garland's conduct in last week’s hearings make it clear: he will restore the integrity and independence of the Justice Department. I was proud to vote to move his nomination forward today.

    BREAKING: Judge Merrick B. Garland has been reported out of the Senate Judiciary Committee by a bipartisan majority.
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