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Historical Marker in Opelika Memorializes Four Racial Terror Lynchings

Historical Marker Dedicated in Little Rock, Arkansas

Historical Markers Dedicated in Union County, South Carolina

Oregon Residents Unveil Historical Marker in Coos Bay

Oxford Community in Butler County, Ohio, Erects Historical Marker

Historical Marker Dedicated in Atchison, Kansas

Communities Nationwide Acknowledge Racial Terror Violence to Commemorate Juneteenth

Connecticut Becomes First State to Provide Free Calls from Prison

Federal Prison Officials Granted Only 36 of 31,000 Compassionate Release Requests During Pandemic

Decades Later, Discovery of Mass Graves in Tulsa and British Columbia Reinforce Need for Truth and Reconciliation

Historical Marker Dedicated in Salisbury, Maryland

Illinois Bans Police Deception in Juvenile Interrogations

Arizona Plans Executions with Gas Used by Nazis at Auschwitz

Historical Marker Recognizing Lynchings Dedicated in Washington County, Arkansas

Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the Tulsa Massacre

Life Sentence for Marijuana Possession Upheld in Mississippi