Yolanda Rondon, ADC Staff Attorney With all the misinformation, and political rhetoric that Congress just wants to keep […]
Thursday December 10, 2015 As the country continues to grasp the horrible act of violence which occurred in
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On October 11, 1985, terrorists tried to silence, instill fear, and gut the hope of the Arab-American community.
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At the Law for Black Lives Summit in New York City this past weekend, hundreds of lawyers, activists,
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