In England in the 17th century, church and state were one and the same. The Puritans wanted to maintain this paradigm, but
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Last night I went to bed in America. This morning I woke up in Gilead. Gilead started in the mind of Margaret Atwood, an author who specializes in dystopian fiction. In her books The Handmaid’s Tale and The Testaments, Atwood
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Beshear update, McGrath in Louisville, "Skinny" relief bill fails, Professor re Trump's SCOTUS list, School district sued over racist bullying, & TSOK.
MoreBeshear update, Woodward Bombshell: Trump knew, KY House Dems pre-file 15 bills, AG Cameron on SCOTUS short list, KKK newpapers in Louisville, & TSOK.
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With so much else happening, in a news cycle where outrages happen every day, we’re all feeling news exhaustion. But we’re in the critical time where being able to persuade one more
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NEWS & UPDATES Video and Slides from Dr. Dale Anderson Presentation Indivisible Florida Network is sharing the presentation and video link to the powerful presentation we had on Wednesday with Dr. Dale Anderson
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In a case in Wisconsin, the five conservative justices ignored the current health crisis & reversed a lower court's decision to make voting easier & safer.
MoreAs Trump’s convention have made crystal clear, Republicans have another goal: Cementing a radical conservative majority for decades to come.
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Republicans are going to cheat, by blocking millions of eligible voters from casting ballots – and Justice Ginsburg is warning that SCOTUS could let them.
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Friends – Despite a string of recent rulings that green-lit Republican gerrymandering, approved Donald Trump’s shameful border wall, and even sided with the RNC to cause “massive disenfranchisement,” Trump and state Republicans
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Friends – An alarming new report from CNN warns that Donald Trump has begun making plans to fill as many as two Supreme Court vacancies “before November’s election.” With his poll numbers collapsing and
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INDIVISIBLE CHICAGO PODCAST SHOW NOTES FOR MONDAY, JULY 20, 2020 Remembering John Lewis. Since 1988, Northwestern Law professor Andrew Koppelman has been arguing that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 protects LGBTQ
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