Rittenhouse trial highlights white privilege in criminal justice system
Rittenhouse' behavior, court's sympathetic treatment towards him contradict unfairness to people of color
Rittenhouse trial begins, jury selection proving difficult
The trial is expected to last between two and three weeks, though as of Monday evening no jurors have been selected.
Department of Justice that rarely punishes police officers adds Rusten Sheskey to list
After shooting Jacob Blake in back seven times last summer, Sheskey won't face any criminal charges for his actions
Officer who shot Jacob Blake will not face consequences, returns to work
Officer Rusten Sheskey acted according to Kenosha Police Department policies, according to Kenosha County District Attorney
Jacob Blake files lawsuit against Kenosha Police Department
Blake says Kenosha officer violated Fourth Amendment rights in lawsuit
Different century, same fight: Black students battle for same causes half a century later
Black UW student leaders from 1969 Black Student Strike, BIPOC Coalition question progress made on racial equity issues at the university
Rittenhouse’s savior complex apparent as he remains sympathetic to supremacists even on bail
Out on bail, it's clear Kyle Rittenhouse still believes in his racist, unfounded ideology and his actions were defensible
Officer who shot Jacob Blake will face no charges, Kenosha district attorney announces
Gov. Evers sends 500 National Guard troops to Kenosha in anticipation of unrest
The danger of the status quo: How Wisconsin institutions maintain white supremacy
UW's messaging may support BIPOC, but actions embrace white-centric status quo
