With this decision, the Court has further eroded our norms and beliefs regarding democracy, our rights under the Constitution ...

For decades, labor market data has shown a difficult truth: Our economy has never worked for everyone—especially Black women.

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The right to vote is a cornerstone of a just, multiracial democracy. But for millions of Americans, language poses a significant barrier to voting. Census data identifies roughly 26 million people in ...

Nearly four out of every ten non-English language speakers are classified as limited English proficient (LEP),1 which is equal to roughly 26 million people, or 7.6% of the U.S. population. The rates ...

State and local language access policies are crucial for ensuring that voters can cast a ballot in a language they understand. Critically, they can expand language access to voters who have no ...

The Voting Rights Act of 1965 (VRA) is a landmark law that created legal procedures to stop race-based discrimination in voting and move the country closer to an inclusive and representative democracy ...