National Justice Project

We're committed to protecting the constitutional rights of Black people in the United States

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Our Mission is to enforce and protect the constitutional rights of Black people in America.

Our impact in numbers

27

States where we have members

264

Volunteers worldwide with BLFJ

103

Total number of cases settling since our founding

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Black Lawyers for Justice In The News: Cases & Sentencing

Civil Rights

Civil Rights currently under siege, particularly impacting Black individuals, include disproportionate arrests and killings by police, as well as issues surrounding voting and immigration. At BLFJ, we tirelessly seek justice both in and out of the courtroom, emphasizing activism and providing legal representation for victims.

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Police Brutality

Police Brutality is one of the most demoralizing illegal practices systemically facing Black people today. We are passionate about protecting the constitutional rights of victims of malpolicing through direct legal representation and legislation. It is our mission to affect legislation on a federal and local level to end police brutality.

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Activism & Advocacy

Our founders are volunteers are wholly committed to activism and advocacy. We have a deep history and are presently working on federal, state, and community levels to affect change.

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News Articles & Resources

By The Unlimited Web Company June 4, 2026
EVENT: News Conference to address Justice for Marcus Taylor, recipient of clemency from Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves. TIME: 2 pm CST Tuesday, June 9, 2026 HOST: Malik Shabazz, Esq. on behalf of Black Lawyers for Justice; Justice for Marcus Taylor Coalition LOCATION: Law office of Trent L. Walker 5255 Keele Street (Suite A) Jackson, Mississippi CONTACT: Law Office of Malik Shabazz 301-513-5445 240-688-0735
By The Unlimited Web Company June 28, 2022
The all-White group – five former Rankin County sheriff's deputies and a former Richland police officer – admitted to their involvement in breaking into a Braxton home and torturing two Black men in a racially-motivated attack. During the hours-long torture last year, deputy Hunter Elward shot Michael Jenkins in the mouth. Elward was sentenced to 20 years on Tuesday. Five more members of the self-named ‘Goon Squad’ are slated for sentencing through March 21.

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Join our growing community of over 250 volunteers across the world, and make an impact in the lives of people affected by injustice. There are numerous ways to help out.

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