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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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DemCast USA has joined over 100 organizations that have signed on to a letter thanking President Biden and Vice President Harris for their continued commitment to legislation that guarantees our freedom to
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This week while our minds turned to voting rights and our eyes turned to Texas, or more accurately, Democratic Texas legislators in Washington, D.C., a lot of big stuff was also going
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Once again our Saturday feature spotlights the work of our DemCast graphics team. This week’s featured artist is @ShuriResists. Shuri’s powerful images shine a light on Covid-19 & vaccines, the fight for
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Don’t Let the Filibuster Block the Will of Majority In April, when asked about passing voting rights for the American people, Majority Leader Schumer said, “Failure is not an option…If we wait
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Tell Congress they must protect our freedom to vote. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott called a special legislative session in Texas in an attempt to ram legislation that will drastically harm Texans’ freedom
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We welcome the President’s remarks today calling the passage of the For the People Act a “national imperative” and calling on the Senate to send this bill to his desk. While we
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What happened this week? “The Week That Was” is a regular Saturday feature that gives our talented graphics team a chance to be in the spotlight while catching our readers up on
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Last week was a busy one in the news. New York prosecutors charged the Trump Organization and Chief Financial Officer Allen Weisselberg with a long-running scheme to avoid taxes. Rescue efforts on
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This week, Graphics Manager Julie Frontera tells the story of the week’s news with her powerful images. We hope you enjoy the latest feature of The Week That Was.
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Last week was a busy one in news- President Biden signed a bill making the Pulse Memorial a national monument. This weekend was also the anniversary of same-sex marriage becoming legal in
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