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Eric Holder

New racial profiling guidelines create some serious problems

by Mario T. García
Dec 9, 2014

Attorney General Eric Holder has announced new guidelines on racial profiling for federal law enforcement agencies in the wake of the Ferguson, Mo., and New York police killings of two African-American men.

Commentary

Holder has a compelling case in the shooting death that sparked Ferguson riots

by Earl Ofari Hutchinson, New America Media
Aug 21, 2014

Commentary: Attorney General Eric Holder has taken almost unprecedented, lightning-fast first steps to potentially bring civil rights charges against the officer who shot Michael Brown.

St. Louis archbishop urges prayers for peace to calm chaos in Ferguson

by Catholic News Service
Aug 20, 2014

Residents of Ferguson "are struggling to find peace in the chaos" that has followed the shooting death of an unarmed teen by a police officer and "as people of Christ, we are struggling to find direction in the unrest," said Archbishop Robert Carlson of St. Louis.

"We are all aware of the turmoil and tragedy our St. Louis community is experiencing," he said in a letter Monday to Catholics of the archdiocese.

Growing coalition presses Obama to end policy on religious discrimination in hiring

by Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service
Jun 24, 2014

A coalition of critics is urging Obama to drop the practice of permitting religious groups to hire and fire based on a person's faith when they receive federal money.

The call for clemency applications

by Mary Ann McGivern
Apr 28, 2014
by Mary Ann McGivern
Apr 28, 2014

'Restorative justice,' not death penalty, urged for accused bomber

by Navar Watson, Catholic News Service
Feb 21, 2014
by Navar Watson, Catholic News Service
Feb 21, 2014

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