A Black man was wrongfully arrested and held for six days after being misidentified as a White felon twice his age, spotlighting critical flaws in the justice system, CNN reports.
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The U.S. Department of Education has launched an investigation into the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, over its handling of alleged antisemitism on campus, Reuters reports. The probe aims to assess the university’s compliance with federal civil rights laws.
The U.S. Department of Education has launched a probe into the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, examining the school’s handling of recent allegations of antisemitism on campus, amid growing concerns over student safety and discrimination.
UNLV is under investigation for alleged use of “racial preferences” in educational activities. The probe, highlighted by the Las Vegas Review-Journal, scrutinizes the university’s admissions and program practices.
The U.S. government has launched a probe into the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, examining its handling of alleged antisemitism on campus, amid growing concerns over discrimination and free speech protections.
The Trump administration has launched an investigation into a public Las Vegas school amid allegations of anti-Semitic behavior and hate speech targeting Jewish students, reports JNS.org. Authorities seek accountability and corrective measures.
The National Education Association highlights 5 Black leaders who played crucial roles in shaping the labor movement, championing workers’ rights and social justice through decades of activism and leadership.
The “No Kings” protest in Las Vegas drew attention to local governance and social justice issues, with demonstrators calling for transparency and accountability. Organizers stressed peaceful advocacy amid growing community concerns.
Nevada’s first African-American U.S. attorney aims to “open the door” for future generations, emphasizing diversity and justice in her historic appointment, officials said.
A Las Vegas man who called 911 for help was fatally shot by police in his home, raising questions about law enforcement response and use of force. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.
Alexis Herman, the first Black U.S. Secretary of Labor, has died at 77. Serving under President Clinton, Herman was a trailblazer in labor rights and workforce diversity. Her legacy endures in American labor history.
The FBI is investigating texts targeting Latino and LGBTQ communities with threats of deportation and forced “re-education.” Authorities warn these messages aim to intimidate vulnerable groups, raising concerns over coordinated harassment.
A Las Vegas man born on the U.S.-Mexico border has twice battled the government to prove his American citizenship. His case highlights the ongoing challenges faced by border-born individuals in securing legal recognition.