DOJ Finds that LMPD “Deprives People of their Rights” and “Unlawfully Discriminates Against Black People”

On March 8th of this year, following two years of research, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) finally released … More

Dwindling Voices: Endangered Languages in Our Communities and Around the World

Hilaria Cruz, Assistant Professor of Linguistics at the University of Louisville Like recipes that are cherished and handed down through … More

Decades before desegregation and the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Black Americans struggled to travel throughout the … More

Born out of necessity, America’s Black labor movements have left an indelible mark upon the social fabric of our country. … More

Local government leaders hardly ever garner the attention or acclaim held by federal or even state government leaders. The level … More

When the Kentucky General Assembly proposed an amendment to the Kentucky Constitution removing any inferred right to abortion, many believed … More

Virginia and Kentucky stand as two of the four commonwealths in the nation, along with Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. These two … More

Disenfranchisement, or the permanent revocation of a person’s ability to vote, is a punishment written into the very foundations of … More

The U.S. Department of Energy released a report this September that outlined how hundreds of coal power plants could be … More

For decades in Kentucky and throughout the United States, it has been a commonly held notion that incarceration is predominantly … More