The preemptive removal of two dozen black college students from a Trump rally in Georgia raised an obvious question: Why did a local police force apparently obey orders from the campaign to remove dissenters?
An undercover NYPD cop falsely befriended my students at Brooklyn College in the name of counterterrorism. The harm to their own security has been severe.
After months of student protests, Harvard Law School could soon stop using its official symbol, a shield based on the crest of an 18th-century slaveholder whose donation paid for the first professorship of law at the university.
While incarceration rates nationwide have been on the decline after years of growth, black girls are the fastest-growing segment of the prison population.
For Muslims living in the U.S., particularly young people born and raised here, the wins reveal disturbing truths about the views of millions of fellow citizens.
For director Gavin Hood, the audience is the jury, listening to urgent arguments about drones killing people in far-off countries and cities.
Activists pressured the Clinton campaign after reading an <em>Intercept</em> report about fundraising from private prison lobbyists.
Does anyone believe that college and post-graduate students should be able to express only those ideas about Israel that Dianne Feinstein and her war-profiteering husband deem acceptable? The power duo is attempting to impose exactly those rules.
A group of activists flew the drone over a key National Security Agency complex in Germany on Friday and dropped leaflets encouraging the intelligence workers inside to quit in protest.
After backing <em>Charlie Hebdo</em> because of the importance of “openness and tolerance,” Canada plans “zero tolerance” prosecution of Israel boycott movement.
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