On Tuesday, Georgia election workers, Wandrea "Shay" Moss and her mother,
Ruby Freeman, delivered emotional testimony detailing how a mob of Donald
Trump supporters came after them following the 2020 presidential
election. This was after then-President Donald Trump and Rudy...
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When police arrested 31 men found inside a U-Haul truck near a pride event in
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho last Saturday it raised the specter of a coordinated
effort of violence and intimidation. The white men from 10 states, were
alleged to be members of a white supremacist group...
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Once again, for the second week in a row, as 19 children and two teachers
lost their lives to gun violence in Uvalde, Texas. These mass shootings must
be seen as the outcome of the deadly and cynical policies of right-wing
Republican politicians. Georgia's Kandiss Taylor lo...
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Let's mourn for the loss of 10 innocent Americans in Bufffalo, New York who
were murdered by a racist White man on May 14, 2022. The terrorist chose the
grocery store because he did not want Black American to feel safe anywhere.
This latest tragedy has been linked to the sp...
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In light of the Senate failing on Wednesday to pass a bill that would have
made Roe v. Wade the law of the land, host Jacqueline Keeler will examine
why Democrats are unable to overcome a filibuster on the Women's Health
Protection Act of 2022. The effort failed 49-51. Sen....
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On May 5, the international day of action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous
Women, our host Jacqueline Keeler (Diné/Dakota) will take a look at the
structural underpinnings of settler colonialism that put Native women
– and all Native people – at risk.
Fire Thunder I...
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Let’s talk about the rural-urban divide in America. A 2020 study by
Washington University in St. Louis political scientists found that proximity
to bigger cities drives the political divide. Researchers found that even
with all other individual characteristics constant, a v...
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