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.
For decades, Ceyenne Doroshow advocated for equity for the trans community and for sex workers' rights. Now, she’s bringing her vision for stable housing for the LGBTQIA+ community to life.
Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, the date signifying the end of chattel slavery in the United States. It is now set to become the 12th federal holiday.
Professor and advocate Marc Howard’s work in criminal justice reform began after his childhood friend was wrongfully convicted of murder. Now, he’s aiming to reform the prison system on a national level.
Jax Miller, author of “Hell in the Heartland: Murder, Meth, and the Case of Two Missing Girls," tells Oxygen.com that she is cautiously optimistic that the remains of Lauria Bible and Ashley Freeman will be found.
The term “walking the beat” often refers to police officers getting to know the neighborhood they patrol and the people who live there. Two New Jersey officers’ jobs have led them to a local theater.
