SCOTUS was never going to save our democracy. Only we can do that.
Rotimi Adeoye is a writer and voting rights advocate from Pennsylvania. Formerly, Rotimi was a congressional aide and advisor for the ACLU Voting Rights Project. He tweets under @_RotimiA.
Gov. Greg Abbott says the federal government has “broken the compact between the United States and the States” with its immigration policies.
Project 2025 is almost 900 pages of radical conservative policy preferences—it’s an unnerving blueprint for what Trump can do if he returns to the White House.
Polling places ran out of ballots in heavily Black communities. This is unacceptable and can’t be allowed to happen again.
The euphemistically named “Gov Ops” is a civil liberties disaster waiting to happen.
Ramaswamy’s significant policy ideas—rescinding birthright citizenship and raising the voting age from 18 to 25—show a desire to overhaul fundamental aspects of our Constitution.
The Florida governor apparently fails to understand that he’s running for President of the United States, not King of the Far-Right Internet Trolls.
His personal story is inspiring, but his record as a U.S. Senator is one that doesn’t place much concern for Black Americans’ needs.
The Florida governor’s “antiwoke” agenda is just Barry Goldwater’s playbook updated for the digital age.
Republican policies are unpopular with young people, so they’re copy-pasting racist voter suppression tactics to silence their voices.