This article touches on how the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) published a report analyzing the current state of racial justice in the United States. It talks about how the UN is concerned about how the American justice system handles racially-charged events. It also explains how this is a much bigger issue than people assume.

This site contains a long article regarding police brutality and racism. It focuses on the statistical data which shows that African-American men are more likely to be targets of police brutality and the article tries to rationalize why this might be. It also talks about how these attacks or acts of brutality change how people of color and or people, in general, view the police.

This article talks about the reasons why drugs (of all kinds) should be legal. It talks about how legalizing drugs could potentially make streets safer and would aid in preventing prison overcrowding. It also brings up how legalizing drugs would free up police resources, unclog the court system, reduce official corruption and how it could cripple organized crime. It also talks about how legalizing drugs can prevent the contraction of AIDS and other diseases and prevent the erosion of personal liberties.

This article talks about why church and state should be separate entities. It talks about how it is our right to follow any religion or none at all. To create a government that focuses on one religious group would cause discrimination against other groups as well as disrespect those of whom don't follow said religion. Keeping church and state separate also promotes the free exchange of ideas without fear of being persecuted for having a different belief. It is important to defend the separation of church and state as defending the 1st amendment right, defends personal liberties and promotes basic respect.

This site tackles the sensitive subject of mental illness and the negative stigmas that often follow. It briefly touches on how despite years of research people with mental illness are often still perceived as weak. It delves into people refusing treatment because of feeling ashamed of being mentally ill and also explains how negative stereotypes of mentally ill persons can negatively impact their self-perception. The article also talks about how to appropriately manage stigmas that often revolve around mental illness.

This site tackles both sides to a rather controversial topic. It brings in statistical data regarding both excessive and reasonable force. It discusses the tarnished relationship between the police and minority populations. It also briefly touches on how there isn't reliable data to appropriately distinguish police brutality patterns. The site also touches on topics of characteristics of suspects, use of "less lethal" weapons and body cameras for police officers.

This site directly tackles the topic of racial profiling by the police department. It discusses the lack of knowledge and understanding which can cause uncertainty on both the parts of the police officers and persons of different ethnic backgrounds. The website tackles ways to develop a more positive relationship between police and the communities they oversee.