This is the newsletter of the Lee County, Alabama NAACP chapter, promoting community events such as a family history workshop, an annual Freedom Fund mass meeting, and calls for volunteers. It mainly offers event announcements and civil rights history framing rather than in-depth reporting or analysis.
Website: https://www.leecountyalnaacp.org/
A non-profit journalism co-op in British Columbia publishing investigative reporting on power, rights and authority, with recent issues covering how Victoria bylaw officers handle unhoused people's confiscated belongings. Issues include original reporting, behind-the-scenes accounts of investigations and podcast episodes.
Law Dork covers the U.S. Supreme Court, federal litigation and legal politics, with a focus on challenges to Trump administration actions. Readers get detailed news reporting on court rulings and hearings, with context on the judges, prior orders and legal arguments involved.
LOOKOUT is a nonprofit LGBTQ+ newsroom that publishes accountability reporting on anti-LGBTQ+ politics, school boards and elections, plus audio series such as Hate State. Readers get investigative stories, profiles and historical context on how anti-LGBTQ+ strategies spread across US states.
Essays by a Washington and Lee alumnus examining Confederate memory, slavery and how universities and the federal government handle that history. Issues combine personal recollection with archival research and commentary on current news such as the Arlington Confederate memorial and DOJ investigations of Virginia universities.
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