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Mahmoud Khalil’s legal team has submitted multiple briefs and expert statements, and letters of support to the New Jersey court, outlining the irreparable harm he and others will continue to suffer as long as he remains illegally detained in Louisiana, thousands of miles away from his family. In addition, Mr. Khalil submitted his own declaration, factually disproving the government’s allegations and highlighting the fact that the government abandoned reliance on the so-called “misrepresentation” allegations in closing arguments in immigration court. The motion for release further explains that the court previously recognized that continued detention, based solely on the sorts of misrepresentations alleged by the government, is exceedingly rare and, the motion argued, is clearly only in further retaliation for his speech on Palestine., The Efforts to Erase Black History. By Erica L. Green, Karen Hanley, David Jouppi, Alexandra Ostasiewicz and Whitney Shefte , From slavery and its abolition to the Great Migration, the civil rights movement and military, scientific, cultural and political achievements, explore key moments, milestones and figures in.
When your history is banned, how do you learn about your ancestors? How do we learn from what’s happened in the past and how it affects our present? When your culture is banned, how do you see yourself? How do you belong? How do you celebrate the stories, music, food, and family that made you?, Here's a look at those states that have stopped debating and successfully taken steps to outright ban Black history and Black culture in their curriculum (including some that are on the brink, As the U.S. prepares to honor Juneteenth, the Trump administration is dismantling diversity efforts and erasing Black historical figures from the public record—an agenda rooted in Project 2025. Learn how these actions threaten civil rights and the future of racial equity., In an executive order titled “Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History,” Trump proclaimed, “Over the past decade, Americans have witnessed a concerted and widespread effort to rewrite , With Trump officials pushing to end diversity efforts, civil rights leaders and experts explain why Black organizations were created and still exist., .