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The Southern Poverty Law Center is a public interest advocacy organization working in the Deep South to eliminate the structural racism and inequalities that fuel the oppression of Black, Indigenous and other people of color. Our federal policy work includes administrative and legislative advocacy aimed at improving the lives of people in the South in our core impact areas: dismantling white nationalism and extremism; decriminalizing and decarcerating Black and Brown people; expanding voting rights and civic engagement; and eradicating the root causes of poverty. Below — grouped by topics — are letters, comments, testimony, reports and other SPLC Action Fund resources.

Click on any of our other core areas of work to find the SPLC’s work.

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Cross-cutting

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Eradicating Poverty

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Decriminalization & Decarceration

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Hate & Extremism

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Voting Rights

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International Advocacy