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Study Finds Mississippi Prosecutors Disproportionately Exclude Black Jurors

EJI Café, Gift Shop and Bookstore Grand Opening Today

Private Prison Company Gave Prosecutors Confidential Inmate Phone Calls

Remembering 1963: Fannie Lou Hamer Arrested and Beaten in Winona, Mississippi

Oprah's Newest Book Club Selection is Anthony Hinton's "The Sun Does Shine"

States Expand Voting Rights for People on Probation and Parole

Corey Williams Free After Being Sentenced to Death at 16 in Louisiana

A Visual History of Loitering Laws

Memorializing Racial Injustice

Black and Hispanic People Are Disproportionately Arrested on Marijuana Charges in New York

Incarceration of Women Is Growing Twice as Fast as that of Men

States Move Forward with Unproven Method for Executions

EJI Wins New Trial and Reversal of Death Sentence for Kevin Towles

National Memorial and Legacy Museum Heralded as Important New Institutions

Thousands Come to Montgomery for Memorial and Museum Opening

Concert for Peace and Justice Tonight