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First Conviction Obtained in Federal Investigation of Elmore Beatings

Alabama Attorney General Sues Birmingham for Covering Confederate Memorial

Charlottesville Highlights Need to Truthfully Confront Our History

Native Lives Matter

Study Finds Increased Incarceration Has Marginal-to-Zero Impact on Crime

EJI Supports Clients with Re-entry Services

Report Exposes Persistent Prosecutorial Misconduct

Alabama Refuses Compensation to Innocent Man Who Spent 30 Years on Death Row

A Century After the Silent Parade, Racial Injustice Persists

EJI's Lynching Work on Exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum

Tennessee County Coercive Sterilization Program Recalls Racial Eugenics Policies of the Past

Death Penalty Verdicts in Florida Must Be Unanimous

Ongoing Police Violence

EJI Releases Video About A Community's Response to Lynching

New Bill Would Provide for Basic Human Needs of Incarcerated Women

Washington Supreme Court Adopts Rule to Curb Racial Discrimination in Jury Selection