A virtual rally, a webinar, an anthology, a digital art exhibition, and a staff reflection on two decades of fighting to close the prison

He was a beacon to people fighting for justice – and a palpable threat to their oppressors

The ruling sets up a legal showdown over an ordinance that sent a former parish president to prison for corruption yet remains on the books.

, New York City has agreed to create dedicated shelter units for trans and gender nonconforming (TGNC) people in four boroughs by the end of 2022, among other provisions

On November 20, 2021, closing the weeklong observation of Trans Awareness Week, the world will honor the lives and humanity of all trans, non-binary, and gender non-conforming (TNBGNC) people. This...

In July 2017, Jessica Reznicek and Ruby Montoya, two activists from the Catholic Worker Movement, held a press conference to announce that they were responsible for acts of vandalism against the...

In a courtroom at Guantánamo, a CIA torture survivor tells his story

In a courtroom at Guantánamo, a CIA torture survivor tells his story

Colonialism is generally not a topic of discussion or analysis in constitutional law studies in the United States. Yet U.S. constitutional law has both shaped and been shaped by projects of colonial...