Social Justice

A bill to repeal a state holiday honoring Cesar Chavez passed out of the Arizona Senate with near-unanimous bipartisan support after Democrats fought bitterly — and failed — to rename the holiday in honor of the farmworkers movement, rather than erasing it entirely.

Phoenix leaders have approved wiping the name of Cesar Chavez from city property after a bombshell report on sexual misconduct by the late labor icon.

Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt and ASU President Michael Crow offer there thoughts on when the federal government should get involved in cases of antisemitism at universities.

The Equal Rights Amendment effort goes back to the 1920s, passed Congress in the 1970s and stalled in the years after that. Now Arizona Democrats are attempting to ratify it.

Since the recent killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti at the hands of federal immigration agents in Minneapolis and the footage of ICE agents clashing with protesters and residents alike, some are asking the question: Why is it so hard to sue ICE officers for abuse?

A recently-published new survey is doing something similar to the Netflix show "Orange Is The New Black" with real-life prisoners here in the Valley.

Gabriela Ramírez is an investigative reporter who reported the story for the Spanish-language news outlet Conecta Arizona with a grant funded by the USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism National Fellowship.

Lots of us stream movies at home, and in many cases, we do that in small groups or by ourselves. But our next guest wants us to get together to watch movies.

Tensions are rising across the country after a second Minnesota resident was killed by federal agents in Minneapolis this weekend.

The possibility of ICE surging into Tucson as it has in Minneapolis, and more recently Maine, has led to a public debate over how residents in southern Arizona should respond.