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Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson to be removed from the ICU but will remain hospitalized

Civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson remains in stable condition on Monday and will be moved out of the ICU later in the day, according to an update from the Rainbow Push Coalition.

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Civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson moved out of ICU, family says

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Civil-rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson is stable and ‘not on life support,’ kin say

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Rev. Jesse Jackson in stable condition and not on life support, family says

Rev. Jesse Jackson's family said the civil rights leader is in stable condition and not on life support after reports circulated of his hospitalization.

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Rev. Jesse Jackson’s family clarifies current medical condition

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Rev. Jesse Jackson Remains Hospitalized With Rare Condition

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Democrats target federal officials accused of civil rights violations in new legislation

Lawmakers are launching a new effort to close a legal loophole that means federal officials, including law enforcement agents, can't be sued for constitutional violations.

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Radford University responds to civil complaint

On Monday a legal advocacy organization filed a civil complaint claiming some of Radford University’s practices violate Title Six of the Civil Rights Act.

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University of Wisconsin faces civil rights complaint from watchdog group for alleged trans bathroom violations

Madison alleging Title IX violations over transgender bathroom policy that allows biological men in women's facilities.

Civil rights trailblazer Walter Mills’ name now adorns Annapolis garage

A lawsuit over equal pay for Black teachers in Anne Arundel once pitted local civil rights advocate Walter Mills against Noah Hillman.

Florida Politics

Tina Scott Polsky, Debra Tendrich file bills to strengthen Civil Rights Act compliance in schools, colleges

Boca Raton Sen. Tina Scott Polsky and Lake Worth Rep. Debra Tendrich are working to ensure that all public schools in Florida, at every level of education, are complying with the antidiscrimination mandates of the Civil Rights Act.

The Daily Pennsylvanian

Penn alum discusses appointment to helm of Philadelphia's civil rights agency in DP interview

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker appointed Chenault-Fattah — who graduated from Penn Carey Law School in 1982 — to the position on June 30.