Last week, three days after my father passed away, I was notified of phone calls in my district speaking in support of
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In the first of this two-part series, we look at the popular grassroots volunteer activity of writing postcards to voters to understand its role, use, and impact. There’s a new type of card joining the ranks of Mother’s Day, holiday,
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Police officers trample peaceful protestors in Houston. Police push 75 year old man to the ground and leave him bleeding in Buffalo.
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But yet, once again, we were faced with photo after photo of impossibly long lines at polling stations in both Georgia and South Carolina yesterday. This is what voter suppression looks like:
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Time and again, liberal citizenship and authoritarian governance have functioned as two sides of the same coin.
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While the country is raging against racism, the newspaper’s editor called a local reader well-known for his racist views to say he is a “good man.”
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Police violence and digital surveillance shouldn't be used to intimidate peaceful protestors. These free apps protect protestors exercising their First Amendment right to "assemble peaceably and to petition their government."
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If you don't yet know what policies your local police department are using or could be using that would save lives, I have a resource for you.
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Police budgets explode and prisons fill up. Coronavirus care and schools suffers. Voter suppression in black communities increases. How are the three connected?
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RALEIGH – Thursday evening, after a week of daily protests swept across the country, nearly 200 attendees participated in an online conversation about racial injustice moderated by Organizing Together North Carolina Co-Chair
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I just learned about a new movie entitled "John Lewis: Good Trouble" which is coming out (and will be available on demand) on July 3rd.
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I’m working to see you voted out this November.
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