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The Ira A. Lipman Center for Journalism and Civil and Human Rights provides leadership by informing diversity, civil and human rights discourse. https://journalism.columbia.edu/lipman-center

Mississippi Supreme Court paves way for new murder trial for Tameshia Shelton In a 6-1 vote Thursday, the Mississippi Supreme Court let stand a state Court of Appeals decision, ordering a new trial for Tameshia Shelton....

Mississippi Supreme Court paves way for new murder trial for Tameshia Shelton

In a 6-1 vote Thursday, the Mississippi Supreme Court let stand a state Court of Appeals decision, ordering a new trial for Tameshia Shelton.

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🎥 In his Tribeca debut, Robe Imbriano, Ira A. Lipman Associate Professor of Journalism and Director of the Documentary Program, brings "March Forth" to the Spotlight Documentary lineup at the 2026 Tribeca Film Festival. Learn more about the film: tribecafilm.com/films/march-...

March Forth | 2026 Tribeca Festival | Tribeca

This documentary is a powerful exploration into the life of Reginald Dwayne Betts, Yale Law School graduate and award-winning author, who transformed his time in prison into purpose.

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Following the arrests of journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort, CJS would like to remind journalists/the public their rights to record public events, free from gov. retaliation and assert journalist privilege–even when gov. authorities attempt to intimidate or silence reporting.

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Join us for the inaugural session of our Covering Civil and Human Rights initiative, as we examine the 14th Amendment - the part of the Constitution that makes “All men are equal” and birthright citizenship the law.

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Oh yeah, white people have been ‘very badly treated’ Pulitzer Prize winner and former Lipman grantee John Archibald on President Trump's recent statement that white people have been wronged by the Civil Rights Act. www.al.com/news/2026/01...

Archibald: Oh yeah, white people have been ‘very badly treated’

The Civil Rights Act – the Movement itself – didn’t just make life better for Black people. It made life better for poor whites too, no matter what the anger mongers might say.

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Join us for the inaugural session of our Covering Civil and Human Rights initiative, as we examine the 14th Amendment - the part of the Constitution that makes “All men are equal” and birthright citizenship the law.

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