Voter rights group speaks out about lawsuit regarding Alabama’s voter purge program
Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen and Attorney General Steve Marshall are among the names listed in a lawsuit filed by advocacy groups regarding the voter purge program, which is a process to remove non-citizens registered to vote in Alabama.
An Alabama law requiring voters to present photo ID when casting in-person or absentee ballots is not unconstitutional or racially discriminatory, the 11th Circuit ruled Tuesday, dismissing a ...
Since the 2020 census data was released, racially discriminatory redistricting processes and laws have spread across the nation’s courthouses.
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. ( WHNT) — Oakwood University’s NAACP chapter is calling for young voters to register and head to the polls ...
The Alabama NAACP issued a statement today criticizing Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl because of Pearl’s social media post earlier this week critical of Vice President Kamala Harris.
Elmore County Schools is one of four school districts in Alabama to receive the Healthy Meals Incentive Recognition award ...
Greenville’s Branch 6181 of the NAACP is currently selling tickets for its annual Freedom Fund Banquet Dinner and Awards ...
Hardin County Branch of the NAACP is hosting the 76th Annual Kentucky State Convention on the campus of Elizabethtown ...
The Montgomery City Council approved a $331 million budget that includes pay increases for city workers and police. The ...
Shelton was a neighbor, trusted caretaker and mentor to Vice President Harris and her little sister Maya as children after ...
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