The police serve to protect and uphold the law, ensuring the safety and well-being of individuals. They have the authority to enforce laws, but they must also abide by them. It is important to understand your civil rights and be aware of instances where these rights...
Civil Rights
When school dress codes discriminate
Whether your child attends a public or private school, chances are the school's policies include some form of dress code. Schools implement dress codes for a variety of reasons, including keeping students safe and avoiding distractions in the classroom. Sometimes,...
Do police officers treat transgender people differently?
If you are transgender, you may always have some concern for your personal safety. After all, while attitudes are slowly changing, transgender people are still more than four times more likely to become victims of violent crime than their cisgender counterparts....
Your Rights at Protests and Counter-Protests
These days, many people are interested in protesting. Yet it often seems as if the government would prefer citizens to express their grievances in a less disruptive way. Over the course of U.S. history, municipalities and police forces have tried many methods for...
