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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Ginny Thomas’ Republican and Supreme Court connections: Mapping the ethics concerns Ginni Thomas, right wing activist and wife of Justice Clarence Thomas has clients with cases before the Supreme Court. Should he recuse
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Supporting Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Diversity isn’t just something exciting to have — it’s a necessity. In the 233 years that the Supreme Court has existed, there has never been a Black woman justice.
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Confirm Judge Jackson for SCOTUS! Click here to go straight to the call scripts and actions Tell our Senators: Confirm Judge Jackson! Hearings for Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson start
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State and Federal supreme courts should reflect the diversity of America State and Federal supreme court justices should reflect the diversity of America for fair justice. Rich, white, male judges sentence men of
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The third full week of December 2021 had stories about the spread of Omicron, the newest COVID-19 variant, and the FDA approved a second anti-virus medication to treat the disease. Our attention
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Follow the dark money packing the Supreme Court with conservatives Follow the money to see how billionaires get the laws they want. How some Supreme Court justices get rushed on while others
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Republicans mess with Texas district maps to cling to power Republicans propose a gerrymandered Texas district map that gives them 24 of 38 U.S. House seats despite only getting 53% of votes
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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
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There’s a coordinated attack in this country against the progress we’ve worked so hard to achieve, and people of color will feel the brunt of it. We must do all we can
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The U.S. Supreme Court poses a clear and present danger to democracy. Just last term, they gutted Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, making it much easier for states to engage
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