First shots fired against birth control
Last week, Kacsmaryk issued an opinion that attacks Title X, a federal program that offers grants to health providers that fund voluntary and confidential family planning services for adolescents.
Equal Justice Matter’s blog posts
Last week, Kacsmaryk issued an opinion that attacks Title X, a federal program that offers grants to health providers that fund voluntary and confidential family planning services for adolescents.
We all need positive influences in our lives, especially considering the current COVID-19 crisis.
In the US, you don’t have to kill anyone to be charged, convicted, and sentenced for murder.
You matter, I matter, they matter, we all matter because EQUAL JUSTICE MATTERS. This is important for all of us. Unfortunately, Equal Justice does not apply to all in today’s America.
No one should deny or be naïve enough to believe that the criminal just system is fair to poor whites and people of color. Simply look at the rate of incarceration for marginalized groups vs the much higher population of whites.
Encounters with police are inevitable. These encounters can be tricky because cops are trained observers, constantly gathering evidence and looking for ways to enforce the law and penalize law breakers.
The police have enough to do worrying about people committing real crime. The most obvious way to avoid capturing police attention is to follow the law, but sometimes that isn’t enough. There are laws one may not be aware of, but even appearing suspicious can garner unwanted notice. Here are some practical things anyone can do to stay off of their radar.
They should know by now that tearing down a sign won’t do anything. This is a movement, and we will make as many signs, stage as many protests, and sacrifice as much as we have to to make America a free and safe place for all of the people who call it home!