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Students’ Knowledge of Civil Rights History Has Deteriorated, Study Finds
Lawsuit filed over sexual orientation policy
Feds investigate Minn. school district after civil rights complaint
Groups sue to block state immigration law
Students eat while handcuffed
Alabama's harsh new immigration law explained
Civil rights groups file lawsuit, challenging Georgia's new illegal immigration law
Dees discusses SPLC's 40 years of history, its future
Group faults Durham schools' treatment of Latinos
DOJ files court brief in support of groups suing Mississippi over mental health system
Town Relies On Troubled Youth Prison For Profits
Southern Poverty Law Center sues Forrest Co. over juvenile center access, conditions
New Report: 'Higher Hate Group Count Than Ever'
McCall first black leader of Department of Public Safety
Activist and lawyer urges Wake Forest law students to ensure justice is available to all
Southern Poverty Law Center criticizes Kobach’s proposals on illegal immigration
Lesbian couple will walk in Champlin Park processional after lawsuit dismissed
Mississippi lawmakers probe conditions at Walnut Grove youth prison
SPLC takes state-run N.O. schools to task
Hate under cloak of religion
Southern Poverty Law Center sues Birmingham schools, police over use of pepper spray on students
West Memphis police chief narrates training video about sovereign-citizen movement
Gays most targeted minority
Suit attacks conditions at Miss. juvenile lockup
Illegal immigrant women face risks, study says
New Allegations of Abuse at Thompson Academy
Documentary Highlights Bullying in Schools
Racial disparity in school suspensions
Leaders mark 10 years since verdict that crippled Aryan Nations
Kids face differing realities in New Orleans schools
The truth behind America's 'civilian militias'
Suit alleges exploitation of Filipino teachers in La.
The violent world of white supremacist gangs
YMCA lawsuit's 40th anniversary: Dees, historic case changed Montgomery forever
Advocates sue Louisiana school officials for handcuffing child
Tolerance of white militias exemplifies racial double standard
The scandal of child labour in US farming
Invisible Hands: America's guest workers are vulnerable but their lot may be slowly improving
As Oklahoma City date nears, militias seen as gaining strength
Pentagon tightens restrictions on hate group participation
Ex-members of U.S. military were members of Hutaree militia extremist group
Michael Tomasky: The really crazy right wing
Militia members indicted on conspiracy, weapons charges
When right-wing extremism moves mainstream
Civil rights lawyer delivers message of tolerance
Experts: Pentagon shooter, others strike symbols of 'power for the powerless'
US facing surge in rightwing extremists and militias
Civil rights-era killings yield secrets to FBI probe
The axis of the obsessed and deranged
Florida county approves landmark ordinance against wage theft