Five Takeaways About Segregation 70 Years After the Brown Decision
Hechinger Report
Racism and Race – The John Roberts Two-Step
New York Times
Friday Nite Videos | July 7, 2023
Portside
Why Are Schools Still Segregated?
The history of racial integration in public schools, and what happened after the buses stopped rolling. Lesson plan for educators.
The Anti-Antiracist Court
The Forum
Friday Nite Videos | May 6, 2022
Portside
Myth Busters: Why We Need To Expand the Supreme Court
Demos
Two decades of divisive Court decisions have threatened our representative democracy, weakened the fundamental right to vote, undermined racial justice, and favored the interests of the wealthiest corporations and individuals at the expense of the rights of working people. It's time to change the Court.
For Religious Right, Abortion Was a Means to Power As Segregation Lost Political Potency
Ali Velshi reviews how the religious right became frustrated by the loss of segregation as an issue to mobilize their constituency and shifted instead to prioritizing abortion as a means of consolidating religious voters into a more powerful voting bloc.
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