This article draws parallels between Mahatma Gandhi’s experiences with racial injustice in 1890s South Africa and Dr. Shiva Akula’s current legal battle in the U.S. federal court system.
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From Jonestown to NXIVM, history shows how a charismatic figure can lure ordinary people into destructive loyalty. Many cult leaders…
Justice in America is supposed to be blind. But the reality in our courtrooms tells another story: race still determines freedom. From…
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Somewhere along the way, social media convinced people that anything goes; that you can accuse, speculate, and pile on without consequences….
Mandatory minimum sentencing was born from a political era obsessed with being “tough on crime” and completely dumb on data….
True-crime podcast The Murder Sheet released a new episode this week addressing developments related to Michigan prisoner Temujin Kensu (also known as…
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