Rep. Sewell Statement on Alabama's Scheduled Execution of Jeffery Lee
overridden by a judge—a practice that was rightfully abolished by Governor Kay Ivey and the Alabama Legislature
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overridden by a judge—a practice that was rightfully abolished by Governor Kay Ivey and the Alabama Legislature
upcoming 2026 midterm elections: "Once again, the right-wing Supreme Court has put its blatant partisanship on full … voices and erasing decades of hard-fought civil rights progress. "Black voters in Alabama deserve more than just
federal court orders, the Constitution, and the Voting Rights Act in a desperate attempt to preserve their grip
Floor condemning the continued erosion of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 following the Supreme Court’s recent … Supreme Court decisions are undermining hard-fought voting rights protections secured during the Civil Rights Movement and threatening
this stunning reversal, the Court’s right-wing majority has completely ignored its previous rulings in order
Alabama. The Foot Soldiers of the Civil Rights Movement fought, bled, and died to overturn Jim Crow … erase the progress secured by the Civil Rights Movement and take our state back
runs counter to everything John Lewis and civil rights leaders marched, fought, and bled for. It threatens … demonstrates exactly why the protections of the Voting Rights Act were needed in the first place. "The court
Callais gutting Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act: “Today’s decision is a devastating blow to American … democracy and a death sentence for the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The right-wing Supreme Court
played in this State in spearheading the Voting Rights Movement. “While Alabama's congressional district lines currently remain … hope that courts will vigorously enforce the Voting Rights Act across the country. The fight for fair representation
honor the life and legacy of civil rights activist and nonviolence advocate Bernard LaFayette, who passed away … legacy of a giant of the Civil Rights Movement and a lifelong champion of justice, equality, and nonviolence
Sonny" Burton: "This is welcome news and the right and just thing to do. While the robbery that … grateful to the elected officials, faith leaders, civil rights activists, jurors, and others who advocated for this outcome
statement on the passing of Bernard LaFayette, civil rights activist and nonviolence advocate: "I am deeply saddened … Bernard LaFayette, a giant of the Civil Rights Movement and lifelong champion of justice, equality, and nonviolence
Bloody Sunday and highlight the annual Congressional Civil Rights Pilgrimage through Alabama which will take place this weekend … Bloody Sunday and the annual Congressional Civil Rights Pilgrimage through Alabama, which will take place this weekend
stand up for our democracy, our the right to vote, and the freedoms that we as Americans hold
honor the life and legacy of civil rights icon, Ms. JoAnne Bland, who passed away on Thursday, February … legacy of Foot Soldier, freedom fighter, and civil rights icon, Ms. JoAnne Bland, who passed away on February
heart breaks for the passing of Civil Rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr. Rev. Jackson’s life … unrelenting activism. A beloved spiritual and Civil Rights leader, his voice uplifted countless communities and inspired change across
Trump administration recklessly and unlawfully violating the rights of immigrants and working families. Federal courts have since held … that sharing this private data violates taxpayers’ rights. “When agencies take advantage of public trust by illegally sharing
lead sponsor of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, which would restore and modernize the protections … Voting Rights
function. Its future will depend upon what happens right
destiny. As the Representative of Alabama's Civil Rights District. I stand on the shoulders of visionary leaders … know that their sacrifices brought us the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights
today includes $5.5 million to support nine projects right here in Alabama's 7th Congressional District," said
expanding educational and training opportunities, and protecting workers’ rights. The H-1B program includes protections to ensure
preserve the sites and stories of the Civil Rights Movement $11,000,000 for grants to HBCU
never wavered in his commitment honoring the Civil Rights legacy of our district. He never missed a trip
Member of Congress that represents Alabama's Civil Rights District, I often tell my constituents … stories, and they may not get it right." I am grateful to Leader Jeffries, Chairman Bennie Thompson