Tag Archives: civil rights

More than 300 innocent people were killed when police assisted a racist mob in the burning and looting of the most affluent African American neighborhood in the United States.

Eleven people were killed in Philadelphia on May 13, 1985, in one of the worst acts of police terrorism against the Civil Rights movement in U.S. history.

Malcolm X bravely called out the American police state in an interview with Mike Wallace — 6 months later he was murdered.

For being topless in her own home, a woman was charged with three counts of lewdness, is facing prison, fines, and sex offender status.

The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a police officer who opened fire on a woman from a distance while she stood on her property, claiming he feared for his safety.

Over the Memorial day weekend, in states across the union, motorists got a taste of a growing trend in the police state — firewood checkpoints.

The data removal comes as Kirchmeier faces a lawsuit in federal court for violating the civil rights of pipeline protesters with violence and brutality.

One Georgia cop has been fired and a second resigned after flagrantly racist messages over social media showed them targeting black motorists.

To remove any doubt about the privileged class in America, Congress will consider federal legislation, declaring Blue Lives Matter more than others.

Don't let the attack in Nice, France, allow politicians to increase surveillance and expand the Police State — that's exactly what they'll try to do.