Nikole Hannah-Jones and Rashad Robinson warn that viral moments and representation aren’t enough to withstand civil rights ...

The transformative aspects of using restorative justice to repair harm.

In this sense, the writer delves into that primal feeling of revenge, which he considers "an essential human quality. As a society, we aspire to justice, but as individuals, we only seek revenge.

We have for years, and not just in the carving out of the reproductive justice framework that occurred because of the continuous neglect of the exclusionary abortion access movement.

"We just want justice for Corey, our pain and distress will continue every day until those responsible face justice," they added.

We didn't even touch the green energy scam. I don’t know when we will see justice for their willful violation of the law and damage to the citizens of the Republic.

Fearing the power of women’s solidarity and collective actions, governments have stifled women’s speech through restrictions on movement, censorship, smear campaigns, and criminal prosecutions.

Louisville residents from Iran say they're using their voices to support family members who are being oppressed in the Islamic State.

Politicians don’t want justice. They want judgment leading to power. So, they see the court as another layer of getting power. But the court isn’t designed to give you power.

Paul Prather: The release of Manson family member Leslie Van Houten for dreadful crimes got me thinking about justice, mercy, forgiveness and redemption.

Harvard leadership program helped Southern Black women push for voting rights, equity and poverty reduction ...

We speak with Dahlia Lithwick, who covers the courts and the law for Slate, about women who fought the racism, sexism and xenophobia of Trump’s presidency. She profiles many of them in her new ...