civil rights

'Over 100' attorneys leaving DOJ civil rights division
The Justice Department's division tasked with enforcing the nation's federal civil rights laws has recently seen a mass exodus of "over 100" attorneys.
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Pauli Murray Center losing thousands in federal funding
Lawyers join family of Tyrone Mason for news conference
Civil rights attorneys call for firing of 2 NC state troopers
Iowa lawmakers vote to strike gender ID from civil rights protections
Shaw alumnus recalls heady days of civil rights era, visit from MLK
Durham community remembers Dr. Lavonia Allison
Family and friends gather to remember Dr. Lavonia Allison
Civil rights activist, Durham political force Dr. Lavonia Allison dies
Ex-Louisville cop guilty of violating Breonna Taylor's civil rights
A cut above: Jackson's Barbershop receives historic recognition
Efforts in full swing to restore NC home of singer Nina Simone
NC trailblazers reflect on 60th anniversary of Civil Rights Act
Family remembers NY military veteran who reveals in obituary he is gay
'Genius: MLK/X' may be next in 'Genius' franchise for Emmy nominations
Civil rights icon with Durham roots honored on U.S. coin
'February One' Monument honors legacy of NC A&T Four
First Black student to receive undergraduate degree at UNC dies at 84
Vigil marks 1 year since Darryl Williams died in police custody
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