As global conversations about systemic racism, police brutality and the criminal justice system continue to evolve, advocates hope this holiday will finally get the recognition it deserves.

The decision means that the Trump administration won’t be allowed to terminate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

It started as a call for police departments to adopt “eight restrictive use of force policies.” Activists, however, panned Campaign Zero’s initiative for having shoddy data and a misguided approach to reformation.

The people charged with overseeing criminal justice systems are beginning to openly struggle with racial injustices, according to an NYT op-ed.

“Now that they’re granting some paroles, they’re placing as many hurdles as possible,” an attorney with the SPLC said.