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Wednesday May 28, 2025

WilmerHale win big, as judge strikes down anti-DEI executive orders
SCOTUS is reaping what it sowed, and could slowly become irrelevant
The race to become Trump’s next SCOTUS pick
The era of DEI for conservatives has begun

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Wednesday May 21, 2025

The lawyers leaving their Big Law jobs to fight the White House
We failed refugees during the Holocaust, and we’re about to repeat the same mistakes
In stunning exchange, DOJ tells SCOTUS exactly how it intends to ignore the Courts

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Wednesday May 14, 2025

The next 100 days will be hard, but we can do it
The conservative lawyer defending progressive law firms
The conservative justices run conservative grievances and bad vibes
Even hand-picked conservative judges are shocked by racist redistricting

Keker Van Nest laawyer at May 1 day of action in San FrancKeker Van Nest laawyer at May 1 day of action in San Francisco

Wednesday May 7, 2025

Lawyers have entered the fight against authoritarianism in Rule of Law Day
The urgent need for Native Women judges
Conservative judges reveal their own homophobia from the bench
DOJ claims basic sanitation services to Black communities is “illegal DEI”

Illustration of black and white images of trans and abortion rights protestors, Photo illustration by Slate

Wednesday April 2, 2025

Our law firm won’t cave. Who will join us?
The associate who had enough
The red court that keeps protecting Trans and abortion rights
The most important judge in America

Photo illustration of Martin Luther King Jr with various SCOTUS justices throughout history, credit Slate

Wednesday March 19, 2025

Lawyers can stop dictators, but first they must get uncomfortable
Activist have found a way to warn communities of incoming ICE raids
An interview with the conservative lawyer who helped kill DEI
MLK’s dream of economic affirmative action was slowly killed by the Supreme Court

The Navahine plaintiffs and Hawaiʻi governor Josh Green

Wednesday March 5, 2025

Hawai’i teenagers win a major legal victory on climate change
Federal Judge slaps down two anti-trans executive orders
Judges face threats and racist attacks after ruling against the administration
What do we do when the law fails us?