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United States | Gullah Geechee: Culture, Land, Language and Survival
LexNoir Atlas: A profile of the Gullah Geechee people of the U.S. Lowcountry and Sea Islands, examining West and Central African continuities, language, rice culture, Reconstruction-era landholding, heirs’ property, development pressure and the legal importance of preserving both land and living culture.
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United States | African Americans: History, Citizenship, Rights and the Ongoing Struggle for Equality
LexNoir Atlas: A foundational profile of African Americans in the United States, from slavery and emancipation through Reconstruction, Jim Crow, the Great Migration, civil-rights law, voting, education, wealth, policing, institutions and the continuing gap between formal equality and lived outcomes.
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United States | Federal Oversight of School Desegregation Is Retreating
The Justice Department has ended more than 50 longstanding school-desegregation cases and is reviewing remaining cases nationwide, marking a significant transition in post-Brown federal civil-rights enforcement.
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United States | Company to Pay $1.5 Million in EEOC Hiring Discrimination Case
The EEOC says a Denver-area company limited the hiring of Black applicants and also discriminated against women and Afghan applicants.
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United States | Berkeley Law and the Future of Law-School Access
A federal admissions dispute at Berkeley Law raises broader questions about how law schools pursue diversity and expand access after SFFA.
