Apathy Is Not An Option | A Podcast From Southern Poverty Law Center

Transforming the South, Transforming the Nation

During Truth, Poverty and Democracy Tour, Mississippi Residents Share Struggle for Survival

On Election Day in Georgia, a Last-Minute Push to Ensure "Voices Are Heard"

“Excited.” “Anxious.” “It Feels Important.” First-Time Voters Share Their Experiences

In Huntsville, Alabama, Fire Destroys Encampment for City’s Unhoused

Teen Explains Why Montgomery, Alabama’s Flag Needs to Go

A "frustrating" cycle for Chickasaw resident

Apathy is not an option. #TheSouthsGotNow #Decidimos #BeAVoter #Election2024

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Today we recognize Sonnie Hereford IV, the first African American to integrate #Alabama schools

“We’re Small, but We’re Proud,” Say Residents of Royal, Florida

“I Have a Stake”: Mississippi Event Underscores Importance of Voting Rights

For Hate Groups, a “Year of Preparation” Ahead of 2024 Elections

Facing Death Threats, Drag Performer Perseveres

CARE Centers a “One-Stop Shop” for Fighting Extremism

Tracking Hate and Extremism Across the U.S.

SPLC Presents the Year in Hate and Extremism 2022

In Selma, Alabama, the Fight for Justice Marches On

In Montgomery, Alabama, Ceremony Marks 59th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday

An Original Freedom Rider Discusses the Past, Present and Future of Advocacy

For Atlanta Residents, Uncertainty Lingers Years After Forest Cove Condemned

People Share Their Stories About Experiencing Homelessness in Georgia

Man Discusses What It Takes to Live as an Unhoused Person

“We Just Need a Little Help”: Woman Has Lived in the Woods for Past 4 Years

“I Just Tried to Survive”: Man’s Three Decades Experiencing Homelessness

Pastor Says St. Petersburg Stadium Plan Is an Insult to Residents

Stadium Plan Threatens Historically Black Neighborhood in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Woman’s “Mentally Exhausting” Experience Living Unhoused in Atlanta

“I Just Wanted Somewhere to Sleep”: Man Discusses His Experience Being Unhoused

Recommendations From Report on Combating Anti-LGBTQ+ Pseudoscience

Key Findings From Report on Anti-LGBTQ+ Pseudoscience

SPLC Reports on Role of Pseudoscience in Anti-LGBTQ+ Efforts

With Lawyers’ Support, Trans Woman Seeking Asylum Sees a Way Forward

Panelists Discuss Threats to Voting Rights in U.S.

Panelists Discuss Rise of Hate Crimes in U.S.

Panelists Discuss the Dangers of Solitary Confinement

Group Fights to Preserve Legacy of Historic Louisiana School

“Incredibly harmful” message from Georgia county as teacher’s firing upheld

At March on Washington event, SPLC pledges to preserve democracy

Georgia Teacher Fired for Reading Book to Fifth Graders

A chat with Dr. Lerone Martin on the FBI and the ‘Rise of White Christian Nationalism’

Alabama Woman Tried to Pay Trash Bill but Went to Jail Instead

Alabama Man Serves Jail Time for Overdue Trash Bill

Trashing Their Rights: Alabama town uses ‘debtors’ prison’ for people in arrears on garbage bills

With State Offices, SPLC Commits to “Lifting up the Voices” of Communities of Color

SPLC’s Alabama State Office Seeks to “Create Lasting Change”

Young Poets Invited to Poetry Slam for Black History Month

“You Showed Up”: A Message of Thanks From SPLC CEO Margaret Huang

Remembering Ricky Vickery on National Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day

Behind the Scenes of the “Traveling While Black” Exhibit at the Civil Rights Memorial Center

Double Your SPLC Contribution on #GivingTuesday 2022

Eric Holder interviewed by Margaret Huang

Excerpts from Newsweek's Hard Right Turn

SPLC and Community Fund Award Over $4.6 million in Vote Your Voice Grants

Wake-Up Call: Part II

Behind the Scenes of ‘Sounds Like Hate’ Season Four

Wake-Up Call: Part II

Sounds Like Hate Season Four Trailer

How you can help prevent youth extremist radicalization in just 7 minutes