Intern Perspective – Muslim Ban 3.0
By the ADC ANTHONY SHADID INTERNS On Monday June 26, the Supreme Court announced that it will be […]
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The Constitutional Implications of California’s Anti-BDS Legislation
The California Legislature recently introduced two bills intended to suppress the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) campaign for
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Visa Waiver Program DOES NOT MEAN WAIVER OF Security: HR 158 Just Political Clout for Congress to Say Did Something, A Facade to Discrimination
Yolanda Rondon, ADC Staff Attorney With all the misinformation, and political rhetoric that Congress just wants to keep
ADC Statement on Anti-Arab Backlash and Islamophobia
Thursday December 10, 2015 As the country continues to grasp the horrible act of violence which occurred in
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Embracing Syrian Refugees is on The Right Side of History
By Professor Elizabeth Keyes Maryland Governor Larry Hogan’s request that the federal government not send any Syrian refugees
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Sacrifice everything in the name of “safety” and eventually there will be nothing left to protect: We Must Welcome Refugees
By: Yolanda Rondon, ADC Staff Attorney It is easy for us to uphold human rights in times
Do Not Target Our Children, Do Not Make Our Teachers’ the Government’s Puppet
By: Yolanda Rondon, Attorney for the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee In a request last week to the Attorney General
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Preservation of Privacy should be the Rule, not the Exception
By: Yolanda Rondon, Esq., ADC Staff Attorney The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee opposes the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of
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30 years later, still no justice for Alex Odeh
On October 11, 1985, terrorists tried to silence, instill fear, and gut the hope of the Arab-American community.
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Ensure a Reauthorized ESEA Protects Children and Civil Rights
Too often have racial subgroups, including Arab Americans as part of the larger English Language Learner (ELL) students,
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