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by Bridget Eileen Rivera Do you or somebody you know think that the movement to “abolish the police” is unrealistic? It might be because you haven’t taken the time to understand what it means, the reasons for it, and why
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Before we focus on the articles we published in DemCastUSA last week, we want to call your attention to this fantastic series from EveryDistrict. The 2040 Project focuses on how to build
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Our graphics team was busy this week focusing on supporting the democracy-boosting, dark money-busting For the People Act. And when not doing that, we were watching the trial of George Floyd’s killer
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DemCast USA has joined with Common Cause and other progressive organizations in calling on the Senate to quickly confirm President Biden’s three nominees to the USPS Board of Governors. Only the Board
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By the time millions of social media users have shared false information, it’s already too late. What did Zuck promise Congress he’d do about disinformation on Facebook? Nothing. He’ll only change policies when Facebook
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Events this week show the urgent need to continue on Biden’s path of building back better. Another mass shooting. Georgia’s elected leaders going full Jim Crow 2.0. Full GOP hypocrisy over the
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On March 24, 2018, more than a million people peacefully protested for sensible gun laws to end our seemingly never-ending gun violence. They gathered for the March for Our Lives in the
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March Madness started this week in a bubble made up of quarantined players, empty arenas and Covid testing. It’s an example of how we are slowly moving towards normal, but also an
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On Saturdays we ask our awesome DemCast Graphics Team to use images to tell the stories of the last week. As usual, this week combined tragedy and hope. Our featured artist is
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Last week the American Rescue Act was passed and signed into law. President Biden also announced that by May 1 every American adult should be able to get one of the Covid-19
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This week’s graphics come courtesy of J & J. Not the vaccine makers — the fabulous and talented Julie Frontera and Joanne Streeck. But just like Johnson & Johnson, they are always
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