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The Racial Justice Program (RJP) fights to eradicate racial injustice in the U.S. and works to foster a society in which people of color and communities of color have full access to the rights and benefits of American society. Working with affected communities, RJP litigates, advocates, and educates to strike at the roots of racial injustice.
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Nov 25, 2014

On the Ground in Ferguson: #BlackLivesMatter

On the Ground in Ferguson: #BlackLivesMatter
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Nov 23, 2014

Ferguson Q&A With Organizer Larry Fellows III

Ferguson Q&A With Organizer Larry Fellows III
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Nov 21, 2014

President Obama: Don鈥檛 Empower an Unaccountable and Violent Agency

President Obama: Don鈥檛 Empower an Unaccountable and Violent Agency
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Nov 21, 2014

Movement for Racial Justice Runs Wide and Deep

Movement for Racial Justice Runs Wide and Deep
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Nov 12, 2014

Father of Mike Brown: If I Could Have Stood Between Officer Wilson鈥檚 Gun and My Son, I Would Have.

Father of Mike Brown: If I Could Have Stood Between Officer Wilson鈥檚 Gun and My Son, I Would Have.
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Oct 27, 2014

Eight Police Officers Fired 46 Times at My Mentally Ill Son for Holding a Pen Knife

Eight Police Officers Fired 46 Times at My Mentally Ill Son for Holding a Pen Knife
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Oct 27, 2014

FTC Needs to Make Sure Companies Aren鈥檛 Using Big Data to Discriminate

FTC Needs to Make Sure Companies Aren鈥檛 Using Big Data to Discriminate
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Oct 22, 2014

How Can a 3-Year-Old Represent Himself in Court?

How Can a 3-Year-Old Represent Himself in Court?
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Oct 21, 2014

The Constitution Was Written for Everyone, Not Just for People Who Make $100,000 a Year

The Constitution Was Written for Everyone, Not Just for People Who Make $100,000 a Year
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Oct 8, 2014

Boston Police Have a Racially Biased Policing Problem, and a Golden Opportunity to Reform

Boston Police Have a Racially Biased Policing Problem, and a Golden Opportunity to Reform