Georgia Secretary Of State Sued Again For Purging Voters
Voting rights groups sue over alleged 2019 purge, while the state investigates allegations of improper voter registration ahead of Georgia’s January runoff election.
Black Healthcare Providers Organize To Build Trustworthiness Of COVID-19 Vaccine Process
Black doctors and nurses are teaming up to make sure communities have the information they need to make an informed decision.
Houston Announces New COVID-19 Fund As McConnell Delays Relief Nationally
Local elected officials are filling in the gaps in pandemic assistance, as congressional Republicans continue to block another round of relief.
Barr Confirms The Obvious: No Fraud in 2020 Election
Trump Republicans continue to promote unfounded claims of voter fraud and election theft, escalating rhetoric against elections officials and workers.
It’s Time To Shift From Horse-Race Politics
Instead of appealing to a false sense of balance and fairness between two sides, political coverage should prioritize democracy.
Culture Organizing Brings New Voters To The Polls
Authentic cultural expression provides new entry points into politics. Organizing collaborations with creatives, dancers, and artists help expand the reach beyond traditional get out the vote efforts.
Amy Coney Barrett’s Confirmation Reaffirms The Urgency Of Building Collective Power
Institutionalized white supremacy has always been present, but history teaches us that we shall overcome through self-determination and collective organizing.