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A Routine Immigration Check-In Shouldn’t End in ICE Detention

“S” should have been preparing to begin his senior year of high school. Instead, the 18-year-old spent part of his summer in an immigration detention center in Georgia.

N.C. House Passes Legislation Restricting Comprehensive Education

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N.C. House Passes Legislation Restricting Comprehensive Education

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Speaker Moore’s Anti-Black Lives Matter Legislation Heads to Governor Cooper

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​​​​​​​Dignity for Incarcerated People Bill Gains Legislative Approval 

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Legislation to Restrict Classroom Discussions Passes the N.C. Senate

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N.C. Senate Passes Extreme Anti-Protester Legislation 

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Press Release: State Legislature Makes Policing Reforms but Fails to Deliver Transformative Change

"The law enforcement training and oversight provisions in SB 300 rely on and perpetuate the falsehoods that the failings of the criminal legal system are the result of ‘a few bad apples’ and that the police can police themselves.

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What is Redistricting and Why Should We Care?

Here’s how 2020 census data could determine your voice in future elections.

A map of the redistricting plan for the City of North Charleston.

Federal Appeals Court Says Title IX Bans Discrimination in School Dress Codes

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“Critical Race Theory” and the Right’s Culture of Surveillance

Educators think critically about the knowledge they produce and how to engage students. They deserve to do so with resources that support honest discourse. HB324 will only make educators nervous about their lessons and promotes a culture of surveillance rather than curiosity and growth.

By Tatiana McInnis, PhD

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