Civil Rights

An early 20th-century NAACP map showing lynchings between 1909 and 1918. The maps were sent to politicians and newspapers in an effort to spur legislation protecting Black Americans.

How Black Cartographers Put Racism on the Map

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Black Financial Empowerment: The Long, Hard Road

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In Memphis, One Woman Honors History in Her Fight for Economic Justice

A Community Plan to Reinvest in Birmingham’s Black Business District

Bringing Community Development Lenders Back to their Civil Rights Roots

What to Do with North Dakota’s Only Women’s Correctional Facility?

Making Sure Returning Citizens Get a ‘Fair Shot’ in Detroit’s Rental Market

California Police Transparency Law Applies Retroactively, Judge Rules

Conversations about Confederate Monuments in the Former Confederate Capital

Florida Restored Voting Rights to Returning Citizens. Now What?

What Philadelphia Could Gain from Expanding Legal Aid for Tenants

All Politics Is Local: What You Can Do to Fight ICE

From Farm to Factory: The Rural-Urban Coalition for Immigrants’ Rights

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