LDF’s Sonia Gill Hernandez and Angel Harris in Courier-Journal: “Blue Lives Matter” Bill is Harmful to Communities and Police

Across the country, state legislatures have responded to a very real and ongoing national policing crisis by proposing “Blue Lives Matter” legislation, which is often more of a political statement than anything else. Kentucky’s House ...

LDF Senior Counsel Leah Aden Discusses Minority Judgeship Lawsuit in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana

“If you look at the 23rd Judicial District or the 16th Judicial District, they all have districts like the one we’re trying to achieve, which is a district where black voters are the majority,” said ...

Janai Nelson Joins TheFourFiftyOne Podcast to Highlight LDF’s Voting Rights Work

LDF’s Associate Director-Counsel Janai Nelson joins The FourFiftyOne, a podcast for the resistance, to discuss LDF’s work on voting rights. Listen to the full segment here.

LDF’s Janai Nelson Joins MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell Reports to Discuss Crucial Texas Voter ID Case

Janai Nelson, along with Marc Morial of the National Urban League, joins MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell Reports to weigh in on a meeting with civil rights leaders and Attorney General Jeff Sessions, as well as the ...

The Times Picayune: Breaking Down Barriers for Black Terrebonne Parish Voters

Later this month, the fight for genuine diversity and for equal electoral voting opportunity will continue when civil rights advocates go to trial against the governor and attorney general of Louisiana in federal court in ...

LDF’s Deuel Ross on AL.com: More than 100,000 Alabama Registered Voters Can’t Cast a Ballot

A federal lawsuit challenging Alabama’s requirement that voters present photo identification before they can cast a ballot was filed in 2015 on behalf of the Alabama NAACP and Greater Birmingham Ministries. The lawsuit alleges the ...

Sherrilyn Ifill Discusses the Future of Civil and Voting Rights Under Jeff Sessions on AM Joy

Will son of Selma, Jeff Sessions, protect voting rights? Today marks the 52nd anniversary of Bloody Sunday, and the Selma march for voting rights. MSNBC’s Trymaine Lee and Sherrilyn Ifill of the NAACP Legal Defense ...

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