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Project 2025 Executive Action Tracker

Policy Watch Putting a Stop to Project 2025 The Trump Administration is Curtailing Black People’s Civil Rights. LDF is Fighting Back. On day one of President Donald Trump’s second term, his administration immediately began implementing  the Project 2025 agenda: cutting key civil rights protections, using anti-discrimination laws to attack programs that level the playing field […]

Professors, Students, and Civil Rights Group Seek Preliminary Injunction in Lawsuit Challenging Alabama’s Discriminatory Censorship Law, SB 129

Today, the Legal Defense Fund (LDF) and ACLU of Alabama filed a preliminary injunction on behalf of a group of Alabama educators, students, and the Alabama State Conference of the NAACP, asking a District Court in Alabama to immediately halt implementation of a harmful censorship law that limits certain discussions about race and sex-based inequalities. […]

Professors, Students, and Civil Rights Group Appeal Federal Court Decision Allowing Alabama’s Discriminatory Censorship Law, SB 129, to Stand

Today, the Legal Defense Fund (LDF) and the ACLU of Alabama announced that plaintiffs in Simon v. Ivey, including Alabama public university faculty and students and the Alabama State Conference of the NAACP, have filed their appeal, challenging a lower court’s decision that denied preliminary relief from Alabama’s discriminatory campus censorship law, SB 129. The […]

Pro Bono Attorney of the Month: Reese Marshall

Reese Marshall feels its his duty as a lawyer to provide them with a choice. Instilled with a social conscience forged in the heated 1960s, Marshall still makes it his business today to help the underserved population of Jacksonville find solutions to their problems. And for those decades of selfless service, Marshall has been named […]

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Prisoners of the Census: Dale Ho Interview

Peter Wagner: Welcome to issues in prison-based gerrymandering, a podcast about keeping the Census Bureau’s prison count from harming our democracy. The Census Bureau counts people in prison as if they were actual residents of their prison cells, even though most state laws say that people in prison are residents of their homes. When prison […]

Prison-Based Gerrymandering Reform

“Prison-based gerrymandering” is a practice whereby many states and local governments count incarcerated persons as residents of the areas where they are housed when election district lines are drawn.   This practice distorts our democratic process by artificially inflating the population count—and thus, the political influence—of the districts where prisons and jails are located.  As a […]

PRINCETON: LDF to honor Louise J. Morse

The Princeton Committee of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund Inc. (LDF) will hold its 35th annual champagne reception from 4 to 7 p.m. on Sunday (Oct. 24) at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. Longtime Princeton resident Louise J. Morse will receive the organization’s annual service award.   A special program to […]

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