…not afraid.” Yesterday, at an event for judges, jurists, and lawyers, Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson spoke out against the attacks on judges currently plaguing the country. Judge Esther…

…century saw the handing down of Brown vs Board, then the passage of the Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts in the United States.   All addressed distribution — the…

…resources from the poor to the rich, especially rich insiders with connections to Trump. The removal, to the extent possible, of brown-skinned people from America, and the return to an…

…deterrence from biological threats,” said Beth Cameron, PhD, a senior adviser to the Brown University Pandemic Center and a former director at the White House National Security Council. “Canceling this…

…people who would have died now live? I think it is, and so do you.” Of course, many of those millions who will die are Black and Brown people who…

…lend gravitas were future Baseball Hall of Famers Stan Musial and Warren Spahn and future Pro Football Hall of Famer Jim Brown. Over the ensuing weeks, the Department of Labor,…

…as district-court judges, Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson, especially appreciate it. And as one district-court “feeder judge” suggested to me, experience clerking on a district court might be…

…happen to be brown. And we know as a result in at least a few areas these workers have disappeared out of fear as a result. And according to the…

…are here legally, but it’s all too easy to imagine that anyone with brown skin will be at risk. So imagine that 800,000 of those workers end up being incarcerated…

…Roberts court legalized the practice via the shadow docket, with only Brett Kavanaugh offering an explanation (barely even an inconvenience to citizens stopped for breathing while brown, he said). The…