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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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We Demand More is a coalition of organizations that have joined together to fight for women, especially Black and Brown women, who are on the front lines of the Covid-19 pandemic response.
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DemCast USA is proud to join with progressive and environmental organizations to sign a letter expressing our support for President Biden’s actions to pause new oil and gas leases. Our organizations, which
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The Center for American Progress Action Fund and 36 other organizations are calling on news outlets to refuse to interview elected officials who have failed to publicly acknowledge “that the 2020 presidential election
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Once again we’ve turned to our talented DemCast artists, led by Julie Frontera, to tell the story of the past week in images. From a celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.,
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