This should send a clear message that communities of color, advocates and allies are fighting back and yielding results from North Carolina to Georgia, Wisconsin and across the country.

It’s time to start prioritizing student success, not student criminalization.

Opponents of voting rights are running out of ways to keep us from the ballot.

There is no place for honoring Jim Crow laws like this in Virginia, and certainly not in our legislature.

This rhetoric would not lead to making America great, but to dividing the country and instilling fear.

This ruling validates that lawmakers cannot run roughshod over voters’ rights for their own political gain.

Our movement is too organized, too energized, and too determined to stand by quietly while our communities are attacked.

The district continues to suspend, expel, and arrest Black students and students with disabilities at disproportionate rates.

Reporters must make intentional efforts to craft stories that uplift the voices of the most impacted without criminalizing them or adding to existing narratives.

Denying voting rights to people with prior felony convictions was an explicit scheme to eradicate Black voters from Virginia’s electorate.

Through sheer heart and will, the immigrant justice movement swayed a nation and a president toward justice and fairness.

Education is richest when student bodies reflect the unique makeup of our communities.