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Fred Rogers, widely known as Mister Rogers, provides a powerful illustration of equity in practice. Equity is often misunderstood as simply treating everyone the same. However, equity involves recognizing that […]
In the next few editions, we will be breaking down what diversity, equity, and inclusion mean individually because the three terms represent distinct, interdependent concepts. We will also approach new […]
By Rich Hahn, ACP On April 29th, the US Supreme Court issued a major decision in Louisiana v. Callais, 608 US ___ (2026), regarding Section 2 of the Voting Rights […]
Pride: Resistance, Visibility, & the Fight for LGBTQIA+ Legal Rights
By Mahkia Clark, CP, and Terri R. Walters, ACP Pride today is celebrated with parades, festivals, and global displays of solidarity—but its origins are rooted in protest, resistance, and the […]
As election laws continue to evolve and public attention on voting procedures grows, poll observers remain an important—and sometimes misunderstood—part of the democratic process. Understanding the history, purpose, and legal […]
The Future of Free and Discounted Tuition Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act
By Krystyl Jenkins, ACP, PHR, CFM The cost of education has always been a concern for those who come from lower-income families. There are many who have not been able […]
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