Good News About Racial Justice

Stories of hope and progress in the fight for racial justice and equality — and action steps about how to get involved and make a difference

Confederate Statue Taken Down

Monumental Victory: How New Orleans Is Taking An Ugly Chapter Of Its History Head On

In 2017, New Orleans mayor Mitch Landrieu began to rid his city of several Confederate Army monuments. It was the culmination of a two-year legal battle that ultimately came down to a City Council vote. 
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The Innocence Project: The Freedom Fighters

One study found that over 70% of wrongful convictions in the US can be at least partly blamed on incorrect eyewitness testimony.
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Bryan Stevenson

Bryan Stevenson: Mercy, He Wrote

In 1995, he founded the Equal Justice Initiative, a nonprofit organization that seeks fair sentences for minorities, the poor, and, especially, children who find themselves in the justice system.
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