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Tulsa Lawyers for Children Amplify Advocacy Efforts During National Criminal Justice Month to Support Vulnerable Youth

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Tulsa, Oklahoma – In observance of National Criminal Justice Month, Tulsa Lawyers for Children is taking the opportunity to shed light on their significant efforts focused on aiding children entangled in the complexities of the legal system. The organization has been a pillar in the Tulsa community, stepping up to provide legal advocacy for children primarily dealing with neglect and abuse, ensuring that these vulnerable youths are not overlooked in the judicial process. Tulsa Lawyers for Children dedicates its services to representing those in foster care, addressing critical issues ranging from neglect to mental health … Read more

Deb Haaland Takes Center Stage, Legal Upheaval, Chile’s Unyielding Weather, and an Exciting Month for the Special Olympics

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Washington, D.C. – In a remarkable development, Deb Haaland has made history as the first Native American Cabinet secretary in U.S. history. Her role as the U.S. Interior Secretary places her at the forefront of key environmental and cultural initiatives across the nation. Haaland’s confirmation has been hailed as a significant breakthrough for tribal nations and an essential step in fostering a federal government that mirrors the diverse complexion of America. With a long-standing commitment to environmental preservation and Native American rights, Haaland’s leadership is expected to catalyze significant progress in these critical areas. In … Read more

Advocates Rally for Legislative Action During Human Trafficking Awareness Month in Texas Capitol

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AUSTIN, Texas — As advocates marked January’s Human Trafficking Awareness Month, supporters converged on the Texas State Capitol this week, calling for sweeping legislative changes to tackle the ongoing crisis of human trafficking. For nearly two decades, Texas has been a battleground in the war against this egregious violation of human rights, enhancing its measures through numerous legislative actions. Yet, the advocates stress that much work remains. This year’s rally on the Capitol’s south steps drew significant attendance from organizations dedicated to the anti-trafficking cause. A remarkable turnout underscored the broad coalition of groups united … Read more

Trump Halts Black History Month Observance at Federal Body, Says Whistleblower’s Attorney

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Washington, D.C. — In a move that’s stirred controversy, President Trump has reportedly decided to cancel Black History Month observances at a federal agency. This decision came to light through claims made by a whistleblower’s attorney, raising concerns among civil rights advocates about the implications for racial awareness in government practices. According to the whistleblower’s lawyer, the directive to halt all activities related to Black History Month was issued without a public announcement, leaving employees at the affected agency surprised and confused. The sudden change in policy is seen by some as a step back … Read more