A little bit of agitation is good. It motivates us to action. It stimulates voter turnout. Too much is paralyzing. And pointless.
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A closer look at some of the 307 bills that have passed the House that "Grim Reaper" Mitch McConnell is currently preventing from a Senate vote.
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Last week the nation was again focused on the Chauvin trial as additional instances of Black and Brown people dying at the hands of police came to light. DemCast’s Danielle Eaglewarrior and
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Every immigrant comes to America with one thing in common: courage. The courage it takes to sacrifice and make this journey — to a nation that is more than a place, but
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Words like “crisis” and “surge” make for great headlines, especially when talking about immigration at the U.S. border and searching for something scandalous to pin on a new presidential administration. But if
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has been at the center of some of the biggest events of this historic year across the United States and in Michigan: the pandemic, voting rights challenges,
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The Biden Immigration Bill is not the law yet, but here are some highlights from the 66-page summary. Lawful Prospective Immigrant (LPI) Status The bill will create a new “lawful prospective immigrant”
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Welcome to the April edition of the Lancaster County Democratic Party newsletter! To read the newsletter in a flipbook format, please click on this link (Flipbook Format). Or, scroll through the pdf version
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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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This week has been one of good news and bad news. The Biden Administration has overseen the administration of 100 million COVID vaccines – 40 days sooner than the President originally promised.
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NEWS & UPDATES Save The Date: 45,000 Quilt Project Indivisible FL-13 and other members of the Pinellas Coalition For Immigration Justice will be displaying the 45,000 quilt at Allendale United Methodist Church the week of April 5. Schedule
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My husband Daniel and I were born in the same year to Cuban parents. But the stories of our childhoods are very different. My parents were upper-middle class from Havana and able
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