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Olive-Harvey College launches Criminal and Social Justice Center 

OLIVE-HARVEY COLLEGE President Kimberly Hollingsworth, Chancellor Juan Salgado, and Professor Jeffrey Dillard cut the ribbon on the Justice Center opening

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Attorney General Raoul asks court to stop mass firings and seeks reinstatement of federal probationary employees

On March 7, 2025, Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced as part of a coalition of 20 attorneys general, is seeking

Northeastern emeritus Professor Robert Starks and the late Cook County Clerk Karen A. Yarbrough were among hundreds to attend the screening of Greg Palast's new film, “Vigilante: Vote Suppression Hitman,” which exposed Georgia Gov. Brian's Kemp's family of illegal slavery at a time when Georgia was a free state. Palast revealed that Kemp's great, great-grandfather, James Habersham, was the one who first brought Africans to Georgia. "That is how Kemp's family became wealthy," Palast said. "We are going to expose his past and present engagement in black voter suppression." P The screening was held on October 12, 2022, at the Rainbow PUSH Coalition. Photo by Chinta Strausberg The photo of Major Gamaliel Turner was taken by Greg Palast Investigative Fund 2024)

Palast: Voter Suppression cost Harris the 2024 Presidential Election

Northeastern emeritus Professor Robert Starks and the late Cook County Clerk Karen A. Yarbrough were among hundreds to attend the

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