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Fairness • Dignity • Equal Treatment

A voice against discrimination and unequal treatment.

StopJimCrow.org exists to give people a place to document their experiences, raise concerns about unfair treatment, and call for transparency and accountability when institutions or government systems appear to treat people differently.

Who We Are

What is StopJimCrow.org?

StopJimCrow.org is an independent community-focused platform dedicated to bringing attention to concerns about discrimination, racial bias, unequal treatment, selective enforcement, retaliation and barriers to fair treatment. We believe every person deserves dignity, due process and equal protection under the law.

Listen

We provide a place for community members to share experiences they believe deserve attention.

Document

We encourage people to preserve records, notices, photographs, correspondence and other evidence.

Investigate

Serious claims should be examined through facts, records and fair comparisons—not assumptions.

Demand Answers

Government and institutions should be transparent, consistent and accountable for their decisions.

Our Mission

Jim Crow belongs in history—not in modern institutions.

The name StopJimCrow.org reflects our opposition to systems and practices that result in racial discrimination or unequal treatment. Modern discrimination may not always look like the laws and signs of the past. Concerns can arise through housing, enforcement, access to services, government decisions and other systems that affect people's everyday lives.

Our mission is to encourage people to speak up, preserve evidence, ask questions and seek fair review when they believe they have been treated differently because of race or other improper considerations.

Equal enforcement: Similar situations should be treated under similar standards.
Due process: People should understand accusations, penalties and how to challenge them.
Transparency: Decisions affecting people's homes, finances and rights should have a clear basis.
Accountability: Officials and institutions should be willing to explain and document their actions.
Fair reporting: Allegations should be clearly attributed and people named should have an opportunity to respond.
What We Focus On

Community concerns that deserve to be heard.

Discrimination

Reports involving alleged racial bias, disparate treatment or barriers that may affect people differently.

Housing & Property

Concerns involving homeowners, renters, code enforcement, permits, fines, displacement and property rights.

Government Accountability

Questions involving local agencies, public officials, enforcement decisions, records and due process.

Selective Enforcement

Situations where residents believe rules or penalties are being applied inconsistently.

Retaliation

Reports from people who believe they faced consequences after complaining, questioning decisions or asserting their rights.

Community Voices

Stories from people who may otherwise feel unheard or afraid to bring their concerns into public view.

Latest News

Community Stories & Investigations

Spring Hope, North Carolina

Jimmy Harris: Spring Hope Homeowner Raises Serious Questions About Code Enforcement, Mounting Fines and Equal Treatment

Jimmy Harris says a long-running dispute involving his home, a building permit, a storage container, fines and a fence requirement has placed growing financial pressure on his family.

By Zora Davenport • StopJimCrow.org News

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Tell Your Story

Have you experienced unequal treatment?

If you believe you have experienced discrimination, selective enforcement, retaliation or another form of unfair treatment, you can contact StopJimCrow.org. When possible, include dates, documents, photographs, notices, emails and other information that can help establish what occurred.

Important: Submitting information does not establish that discrimination or wrongdoing occurred. StopJimCrow.org encourages fact-based review, documentation and an opportunity for all sides to respond. The site is not a law firm and does not provide legal representation or legal advice.