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SPLC founder is only the fourth recipient of award that has honored judges and advocates across the world – and the first since 2007.
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They came from across the country to remember one of the nation’s most eloquent and passionate voices for justice.
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This week the state of Alabama, which requires a photo ID to vote, announced that it would be closing driver’s license offices in 31 locations.
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The brutal mass killing at Oregon’s Umpqua Community College has the earmarks of a classic hate crime – all indications are that the shooter selected his victims on the basis of their religion.
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SPLC lawsuit continues on behalf of other students.
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Judge rules that Birmingham police violated the constitutional rights of students by using excessive force for minor discipline problems, such as “backtalking” and “challenging authority.”
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The SPLC’s $14 million verdict against the company this year led to a settlement of 11 remaining suits.
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Award honors five teachers preparing students for diverse society.
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The company has agreed to implement a new policy prohibiting such discrimination.
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The new song urges Mississippi to remove the Confederate battle flag from its state flag.
