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“Put That Bitch in a Cage”: Federal Lawsuit Accuses NYPD of...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New York, N.Y. — Today, April 17, 2025, in a harrowing civil rights lawsuit filed in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York, Brooklyn resident Keyanna Moody, a Black mother and lawful...
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Punch First, Fabricate Later: NYPD Hit With Federal Lawsuit Alleging Brutality...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEW YORK, NY — April 16, 2025 — In a sweeping federal civil rights lawsuit filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, a 21-year-old Black man from the Bronx has...
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NYPD Assault Sparks Federal Lawsuit: Complaint Targets Mayor Adams, Top Brass...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Mayor Eric Adams, Chief Maddrey, and Chief Iglesias Accused of Ratifying Constitutional Violations After Reviewing Body Camera Footage NEW YORK, NY — Today, April 15, 2025, New York civil rights...
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What Investigators Miss: How HR and Law Enforcement Protect Institutions, Not...
Executive Summary This thought piece examines a core issue in civil rights enforcement: investigations that, while purporting to uncover misconduct, often act as protective mechanisms for institutions, leaving victims at risk of further harm....
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The Sum of Indignities: Rethinking Hostile Work Environment Through Knox
Introduction: The Cumulative Harm Courts Fail to See In Knox v. CRC Management Co., LLC, the Second Circuit reinstated a hostile work environment claim brought by Natasha Knox, a Black woman of Jamaican descent who alleged near-daily racial...
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Disbelieving the Disenfranchised: Why Courts Still Undervalue Sworn Testimony in Discrimination...
In Knox v. CRC Management Co., LLC, the Second Circuit did more than reverse a district court’s grant of summary judgment—it delivered a powerful indictment of a systemic judicial blind spot: the persistent undervaluing of plaintiffs’ sworn...
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