In Savoy, Sherrilyn Ifill Highlights LDF’s Work in Diversity and Democracy

Sherrilyn Ifill and the NAACP Legal Defense Educational Fund Inc. (LDF) Driving Diversity and Democracy in the Legal Profession When asked about the mission of the NAACP LDF, Sherrilyn Ifill, [President and Director-Counsel] of the ...

Sherrilyn Ifill Weighs In on Policing Tactics on BET

Sherrilyn Ifill: A National Crisis Requires a National Response Sherrilyn Ifill declares that this country is facing a national crisis — a statement that she contends is not an exaggeration. The police brutality and violence ...

Sherrilyn Ifill Talks on Residential Segregation at the 2015 National Fair Housing Conference

2015 National Fair Housing Conference, Residential Segregation Housing policy experts talked about residential segregation and diversity in U.S. cities. “The Problem We All Live With: Residential Segregation” was part of “A Call to Advance Housing ...

Time Quotes Sherrilyn Ifill on President Obama’s State of the Union Speech

Policy Wonks and Advocates Critique Obama’s State of the Union Sherrilyn Ifill, President and Director-Counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund “I was extremely pleased that the President spoke to the importance of ...

Sherrilyn Ifill Discusses Ramifications of the Baltimore Red Line Cancellation on the Marc Steiner Show

Sherrilyn Ifill on a Federal Complaint Against the Hogan Administration on the Red Line We have an update on a federal complaint filed against the administration of Governor Larry Hogan earlier this week, by a ...

Janel George Opinion for Education Week “ESSA Offers Opportunity to Combat School Pushout”

ESSA Offers Opportunity to Combat School Pushout ESSA includes provisions that could help dismantle one of the most discriminatory and insidious, yet often overlooked, phenomena in our nation’s public education system: school pushout. The term ...

Sherrilyn Ifill Pays Tribute to the Late Civil Rights Icon Amelia Boynton Robinson

Remembering Amelia Boynton Robinson The image of Amelia Boynton Robinson knocked out cold by white troopers on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in 1965, during the protest march from Selma to Montgomery, is one of the ...

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