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  • Voting Rights in 2025: The Battle Isn’t Over Just Because the Marches Are Quieter

    Somewhere between the waving flags and the celebratory “I Voted” selfies, we like to pretend that the fight for voting rights is something we’ve already won. We picture black-and-white footage of marches in Selma, speeches by civil rights leaders, and think the battle was wrapped up decades ago in a neat little legislative bow called

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  • The Dawn After the Storm – A Nation Under a Terrifying New Sky

    The morning light filtering through my window feels impossibly grim today, November 6th, 2024. The air itself seems heavy, thick with a palpable sense of disbelief and profound dread. The results are in, and the reality is a gut punch: Donald Trump has won the presidency. My heart is an open wound, aching with a

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