Southern Poverty Law Center
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Catalyst for racial justice in the South and beyond, working in partnership with communities to dismantle white supremacy, strengthen intersectional movements..
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Equal Justice Initiative
We work to end mass incarceration, excessive punishment, and racial injustice. Led by Bryan Stevenson. Creators of the @legacysites #justmercy
Legal Defense Fund
America's premier civil rights law organization fighting for racial justice through litigation, advocacy, & public education. Established in 1940.
The Leadership Conference
The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights — the nation’s oldest, largest, and most diverse civil and human rights coalition. Led by @mayawiley.
NAACP
Founded 1909, the NAACP is the nation's first and largest grassroots–based civil rights organization. Over 2,000 volunteer-run branches nationwide.
Hatewatch
Exposing hate groups and other extremists throughout the United States since 1981. Managed by the staff of the Intelligence Project @splcenter
📢 ATTN Educators: Join the SPLC's Learning for Justice for a workshop on empowering Black youth and building community through teaching Black history in the classroom and beyond. 📚 Register: bit.ly/3QPSjwr
📣Access the SPLC's #WhoseHeritage resources and #TeachTruth about the Confederacy and the real history behind the false 'Lost Cause' narrative: bit.ly/3qe3f8T
Confederate symbols represent hate – not heritage – and do not tell our entire, shared history. #RefuseHate
New SPLC fellow Camille Pendley Hau has worked to highlight issues critical to children’s rights.
Law and policy, she said, became tools she could use to create change. Read more: bit.ly/4bwkvNo
#ChildrensRights #WeekendRead
Don't miss the educator workshop presented by the SPLC's Learning for Justice and Barry University, aimed at empowering Black youth and building community through comprehensive Black history education in the classroom and beyond. #LearningForJustice bit.ly/3QPSjwr
Camille Pendley Hau is the second recipient of the Southern Education Foundation Lynn Walker Huntley Social Justice Fellowship.
She will split her time doing policy work and community engagement at the SEF and work to develop legal strategy at the SPLC. #WeekendRead : bit.ly/4bwkvNo
Read this week's roundup of #Hatewatch Headlines and recent news that caught our attention through May 24: bit.ly/44VYxAO
#RefuseHate #Hatewatch
AAPI Heritage Month provides an opportunity to celebrate and reflect on the progress this country has made. We also are reminded that more can be done to eradicate anti-AAPI hate. Read more from #Hopewatch : bit.ly/3UUfJCf
#AAPIMonth
Far too often, Black girls encounter specific barriers, stereotypes and harms that affect their experience of school safety.
One being ➡️ Adultification.
📲 Learn more about the SPLC and National Women's Law Center report #KeepHerSafe : Centering Black Girls in School Safety: bit.ly/3WttEkW
NEW from #Hatewatch : Black women and girls are often sidelined by the very movements that claim to fight these injustices. We can never tackle male supremacy if we continue to silence the experiences of Black women and girls. bit.ly/3QWG1CG
Access to #publiceducation is a right afforded to all students!
The SPLC's #PlylerManual resources (available in English, Spanish, Haitian Creole & other languages) can help you advocate for students facing language access or enrollment barriers 📲: splcenter.org/plyler
In the latest from #Hopewatch , Rivka Maizlish, a senior research analyst with the SPLC’s Intelligence Project, argues that Virginia should reject the Confederacy and honor true history. #WhoseHeritage bit.ly/3KdRb29
The 2024 presidential election is just months away. Why not help by volunteering as a changemaker in this vital election? Here are five ways you can contribute: bit.ly/3KcAjJ7 #TheSouthsGotNow
