The very same police that are killing Black youth in the streets have found their way into our schools.

What students need in this moment are counselors and mental health professionals, comprehensive sex education and restorative justice programming. Not police and practices that further calcify the school-to-prison pipeline.

This two-week suspension is an effort to silence an African American who has a national platform, thousands of followers and a message that challenges the status quo. ESPN should be ashamed.

Louisianans believe in second chances and giving people the opportunity to do the right thing.

Every detail of this case has implications on how people of color are disregarded, what our judicial system is turning into, and what over policing is doing to our communities.

Today hurts. But it also shows that Trump does not understand who he is messing with.

No one can thwart the will of a people determined to effect change.

Trump has encouraged violence against protestors in his rallies, and today was an extension of that hatred.

We should take down barriers to the ballot and make elections more fair and accessible.

We need more tools to make elections free and fair.

A police officer claiming to be in fear when encountering a Black person should not be enough to justify taking a life.

“At stake in this case is more than just the legal interpretation of the Louisiana constitution; the case also asks the moral question: which Louisianans deserve to have a voice?”