This article exposes the "in-your-face" disparate treatment in the handling of federal perjury charges alleged against former Chief U.S. District Court Judge Mark E. Fuller and the one charge lodged against LGBTQ rights attorney Carl S. Charles by federal prosecutors in Montgomery, Alabama. This disparate treatment has brought enormous disrepute to the federal judiciary. It also evidences an open, ugly, and entrenched judicial bias against lawyers who represent LGBTQ clients

Federal judges in Alabama have a long, ugly, and well-documented history of terrorizing in-state and out-of-state civil rights attorneys. 

By: Donald V. Watkins Copyrighted and Published on July 17, 2022 An Editorial Opinion People of interracial goodwill often ask me to help...

I knew they would eventually come for me. When I visited Nelson Mandela's prison cell on Robbens Island in 2012, I prayed in silence, alone, for about 10 minutes and asked God to give me the strength that he gave Mandela when they came for him. When they came, my specialized training in the art of social justice Lawfare enabled me to survive a law enforcement lynching.