This year marks the 86 anniversary of the conviction of Charles "Lucky" Luciano. Eunice Hunton Carter is the Black woman who found a way to take him down.
Constance Baker Motley, the first Black woman appointed to the federal judiciary, put her safety on the line to dismantle racial segregation in Southern schools.
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Oxygen.com asked four trailblazing Latinas to talk about their professional experiences in our system of law and order. Carmen Ortiz, a form US Attorney under President Obama and prosecutor who believes that victims and defendants deserve equal rights within the criminal justice system.
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Oxygen.com asked four trailblazing Latinas to talk about their professional experiences in our system of law and order. Suffolk County Police veteran Milagros Soto is the first Hispanic officer in the force's history to be made chief.
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Oxygen.com asked four trailblazing Latinas to talk about their professional experiences in our system of law and order. Tiffany Cabán believes that justice is "not about “good” people and “bad” people, it’s about opportunities to heal, it’s about opportunities to access resources.
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Oxygen.com asked four trailblazing Latinas to talk about their professional experiences in our system of law and order.
In the years after the Stonewall Uprising, the real fight for LGBTQ liberation was fought tooth and nail by an offshoot group that managed to effect major change for marginalized Americans.
