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SPLC Submits Plan to Ensure Ongoing Protections for Students with Disabilities in New Orleans

October 29, 2021

NEW ORLEANS – More than six years after a federal judge entered a consent judgment to remedy systemic discrimination of students with disabilities in New Orleans’s decentralized public school system, the Southern Poverty Law...

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Emerging From The Shadows: New Sounds Like Hate podcast episode tells story of blind former wrestler who fights to uphold voting rights for people with disabilities in Georgia

October 29, 2021

Esther Schrader

SPLC RESPONDS TO DHS MEMO ON ‘PROTECTED LOCATIONS’

October 28, 2021

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) issued the following statement by Sarah Rich, senior supervising attorney with the Immigrant Justice Project, in response to the new Department of Homeland Security memo...

Postcolonial Karma Exhibit Waves White Flag on Georgia’s Confederate Legacy

October 28, 2021

ATLANTA – Through the “ Postcolonial Karma ” exhibit, artist Lisa Tuttle speaks to today’s issues of gender, race and class while stirring conversation about the true meaning behind the idols and images that define the...

SPLC CEO Margaret Huang Reflects on the Anniversary of the Tree of Life Synagogue Attack

October 27, 2021

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) President and CEO Margaret Huang issued the following statement reflecting on the third anniversary of the white nationalist attack on the Tree of Life Synagogue. “Today...

Complaint to the Department of Justice regarding disability discrimination in Alabama’s absentee ballot program

Voting Rights

Voting Rights - AL

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October 27, 2021

After Alabama failed to provide an absentee voting program that is fully accessible to voters who are blind or have print disabilities, the Southern Poverty Law Center and its co-counsel filed an administrative complaint asking the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate the program.

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Hate Crimes, Explained

October 27, 2021

Michael Lieberman

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Sounds Like Hate: Premiere of new SPLC podcast season explores how voter restrictions in Georgia and across the country target people with disabilities

October 27, 2021

Judge rules Florida lawsuit can have all children in solitary as plaintiffs

October 27, 2021

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The federal judge presiding over the case of G.H. v. Tamayo, a statewide challenge to the Department of Juvenile Justice’s use of solitary confinement, has ruled that the case can proceed as a class action...

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Correcting History: New Learning For Justice podcast episode helps educators discuss truth about the Confederacy and monuments that honor it

October 26, 2021

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SPLC Submits Plan to Ensure Ongoing Protections for Students with Disabilities in New Orleans

Emerging From The Shadows: New Sounds Like Hate podcast episode tells story of blind former wrestler who fights to uphold voting rights for people with disabilities in Georgia

SPLC RESPONDS TO DHS MEMO ON ‘PROTECTED LOCATIONS’

Postcolonial Karma Exhibit Waves White Flag on Georgia’s Confederate Legacy

SPLC CEO Margaret Huang Reflects on the Anniversary of the Tree of Life Synagogue Attack

Complaint to the Department of Justice regarding disability discrimination in Alabama’s absentee ballot program

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Hate Crimes, Explained

Sounds Like Hate: Premiere of new SPLC podcast season explores how voter restrictions in Georgia and across the country target people with disabilities

Judge rules Florida lawsuit can have all children in solitary as plaintiffs

Correcting History: New Learning For Justice podcast episode helps educators discuss truth about the Confederacy and monuments that honor it

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