No Longer Silent on September 15, 2015
Within the last two years, local law enforcement’s indifference, mistreatment and brutality, and select enforcement in communities of […]
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Why Black Lives Matter
At the Law for Black Lives Summit in New York City this past weekend, hundreds of lawyers, activists,
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You can lock the front door, but leave the back door open: Back Door Cyber Surveillance Bill
Yolanda Rondon, Esq. Attorney, American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee A cyber surveillance bill is currently pending in Congress, the Cyber
Is ESEA a Civil Rights Bill? Not without Accountability and Resource Equity
Yolanda Rondon, Esq. Attorney, American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) was last reauthorized in
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The Status of Jerusalem Post-Zivotofsky (Passport Case)
Sam Seham ADC Policy Department On June 7th, the Supreme Court announced its decision in Zivotofsky v. Kerry,
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Did You Miss Parent-Teacher Conference? You may be “at risk for extremism” under McCaul CVE Legislation
Yolanda Rondon, Esq. Attorney, American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee Congress is attempting to codify unfair practices of racial and religious