Ahmaud Arbery, a 25 year-old black man, left his mom’s home for his daily jog. He was chased down and killed by
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Remember that we are in this together. There are more of us who want justice than not.
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Hello Ventura Indivisians! There is a solidarity march in Plaza Park, Oxnard this evening at 6 pm to call for Justice for Daunte Wright organized by OxRevStudy. More details here After your calls
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Restore Title XPresident Biden’s executive action on Title X was an important step, but the administration needs to act quickly to fully restore this federal program that provides family planning to low income patients.Inorder to bring
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Safety, Protection, and Support for Foundation Food Workers in Gainesville On Thursday, January 28, 2021 at the Foundation Food Group’s (“Foundation Food”) poultry processing plant (the “Plant”) in Gainesville, Georgia, formerly known
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Dear Friends, Quality education. Affordable healthcare. Good jobs. The ability for all children to have a life with expectations beyond mere existence. These should all be shared goals. But too often, they are attacked
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Introducing a new feature here at DemCast. Every Saturday we will feature images that sum up the week as our artists, writers and editors experienced it. Our debut graphic, created by our
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The poor die when justice is sold to the highest bidder. Some stories require little description. This is one of them. How fairly is justice applied in America? Look at these recent cases and
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Please share this with as many as you can. I need others to help me with this fight.
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“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL … endowed … with certain UNALIENABLE RIGHTS … LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS.” – Declaration of Independence.
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Vengeance is not a noble pursuit. It is an evil that feeds back on its practitioners. The State That Kills Its Killers Is No Better Than They Were Capital punishment is not
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Today is Juneteenth, the holiday which commemorates June 19, 1865.
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