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Legal History of Asian American Pacific Islander Experience in California See this interactive timeline to learn about historic jurists and landmark state and federal court cases and legislation impacting Asian American Pacific Islander civil rights in California. By Karen Datangel May 2, 2024

Such an important topic in the national security legal space.

Words new to the lexicon of our American English come along fairly often, and usually out of necessity to describe something happening, sometimes in a specific action or enterprise, sometimes, as NORMIE has, to describe such a large percentage of the population the word can’t be held back. The new buzz word, NORMIE: Do you want your daughter in rest rooms with women, not men who claim to be? You’re a normie. Do you want your daughter playing volleyball, soccer, in swim meets, ect., competing against women, not men who claim to be? You’re a normie. Do you want those who vote in our elections to be citizens? You’re a normie. Do you want border protection and to know who is coming across? You’re a normie. Do you want our law enforcement agencies and officers to enforce the law fairly and equally, and not use the law as a weapon against those they may disagree with? You’re a normie. Which brings to light another new word, one that should strike fear in the hearts of all of us. LAWFARE.

NEW: The Civil Rights Council’s regulations to help ensure state funded programs are fair and inclusive for all were just approved! In 2017, our department was put in charge of helping enforce civil rights laws that protect against discrimination in state funded activities. After extensive public hearings and comment, these changes will help better protect the rights of all Californians. Updates include: •Clear definitions about who is protected by the law and who must comply with it •Setting the standard for determining whether something is discriminatory or denies full and equal access, intentional or not   •Detailed requirements for providing equal access to government programs to people with disabilities or with limited English proficiency    Click below to learn more about these regulations and the Civil Rights Council ⬇️  https://bit.ly/3x3YB4H 

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Can the Modern Slavery Act review drive meaningful change? A panel event on the Modern Slavery Act Review will bring together experts from government, academia and civil society to explore whether a stronger Act will drive meaningful change. Find out more: https://bit.ly/3F5tvKY

Exploring restorative justice definitions worldwide! This week, we delve into Estonia's broad approach, prioritizing engagement with conflicted parties and the community. What are your thoughts on this inclusive model?

For my work with the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship, we wrote a 20-page, meticulously footnoted research paper titled Them Before Us: Putting Children First, which identified the cultural, legal, and technological threats to children’s rights to their mother and father and responsible family formation. We then lay out prescriptions for how to use culture, law, and technology to restore children to their rightful place as primary stakeholders in all of these conversations. https://lnkd.in/gVkTiz4q

What is birthright citizenship and how might American citizenship change in the future? In this episode of 60-Second Civics, Professor Henry L. Chambers Jr. of the University of Richmond School of Law explains the concept of birthright citizenship and discusses ways that the concept of citizenship might change over time. Find the full module here: https://lnkd.in/gusZTNuC

🌟 Knowledge is power, especially when it comes to understanding your rights and the laws of our democracy.     📘 This initiative aims to boost legal awareness by providing important information about individual rights, laws, and legal procedures.     👩⚖️ It's crucial to not only be informed but to understand these principles as they directly affect how we live, work, and function within our society.     Remember, a well-informed citizenry can contribute more effectively towards creating a stronger democracy. Let's empower ourselves with knowledge! 💪🏽