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Desantis Proposes New Congressional Map Which Would Carve Up Black District
The new congressional map drawn by Desantis would leave the state of Florida with just one majority Black voting district.
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Mark Meadows Removed From North Carolina Voter Rolls As Voter Fraud Claims Are Investigated
The former chief of staff is under investigation for allegedly voting from an address he had never visited outside of North Carolina.
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin Vetoes 26 Democratic Bills
Some Democratic representatives believe the vetoes are in retaliation for rejecting some of Youngkin’s nominations for certain positions
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Nashville To Make Juneteenth A Paid Holiday
Nashville mayor John Cooper plans to sign an executive order on Thursday to make it official.
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Hampton University Erases Outstanding Student Balances For Spring 2022 Semester
The HBCU will not increase tuition, fees, and room and board for the 2022-2023 school year
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Biden Administration Takes Steps To Loosen the Burdens of Medical Debt
Steps include investigating credit reporting companies and debt collectors that violate patients’ and families’ rights
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Black History Can Never Be Erased, Nor Forgotten
Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation to the Supreme Court goes to show that Black history is something that can never be altered.
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Chief Justice Roberts Joins Dissent Critiquing “Shadow Docket” Usage In Pollution Ruling
The Chief Justice’s choice to side with the liberal judges in dissent of a pollution ruling puts a spotlight on the Supreme Court’s usage of emergency power.
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Georgia Senate Introduces Its Own Version of ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill
SB 613 has similar characteristics to the recently passed Florida law looking to deter certain “discussions” in the classroom
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Georgia Republicans Pass Bill To Allow State Police To Investigate Voter Fraud Claims
The new bill would give the Georgia Bureau of Investigation the power to pursue election crimes