These Governors’ Races Can Turn the Tide
Every state deserves a governor invested in the people, and we hope the winners of these races do exactly that.
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Native Women Activists Are Turning out the Vote in North Dakota
More than 7,900 Native voters could be disenfranchised by recent court rulings.
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What Just Happened? : Far-Right Violence Isn’t a Fringe Reaction to Trump’s Dehumanizing Rhetoric—It’s the Whole Point
This isn’t about what just happened. This is about what keeps happening.
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The Intimidation Game: Donald Trump and the GOP’s History of Voter Suppression
These laws are very deliberately crafted to target people of color, low-income people, and disabled people.
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Fake Believe: How Bogus News Has Elevated Brazil’s Would-Be (and Might-Be) President
This weekend’s runoff election is likely to result in a far-right extremist leader.
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Douchebag Decree: Edward Blum Wants to Kill Affirmative Action
Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard is basically a do-over of Fisher v. University of Texas with the prospect of going before a much more conservative Supreme Court.
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Controlling Interest: Revisioning the binary of abortion and contraception
On the left, the right, and everywhere in between, we still hear about “bad” abortion havers and “good” birth-control seekers.
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The Defenders: Colombian Women are Putting Their Lives on the Line for the Earth
Latin America was by far the most dangerous region in the world for environmental advocates, and Colombia has consistently been one of the most dangerous.
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Out of the Dark: Illustrators Capture Dr. Christine Blasey Ford’s Breathtaking Moment
One image encapsulated the morning of September 27, when Dr. Christine Blasey Ford addressed the Senate Judiciary Committee: a photograph of Ford, eyes closed and right hand raised, taking an oath of honesty in front of the world.
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I Went to Yale: Elite Law Schools Are Breeding Grounds for Rape Culture
Every time Brett Kavanaugh used Yale to virtue-signal his goodness, somewhere, another student just like him looked at that and thought they too were safe from reproach.
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