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Moderate Democrats To Speaker Pelosi On Police Funding: ‘We Should Not Defund’
Nineteen moderate Democrats urged Speaker Nancy Pelosi to hold a vote soon on bipartisan legislation that would increase funding for police departments.
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FEMA Bill Seeks To End Racial and Income Disparities In Aid After Natural Disasters
The new piece of legislation would require FEMA to center equity in its programs and change how it collects data to flag and fix disparities.
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Might Challenge SCOTUS Ruling Requiring States To Educate All Children
Abbott intends to challenge Plyer v. Doe, a 1982 case saying all children, regardless of their immigration status, are entitled to access public education.
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A Eulogy For the One Million Lost To COVID-19
Although we’ve crossed another grim milestone, let’s not let this moment pass without properly acknowledging those who are still grieving.
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Selma, Alabama Church Known For Voting Rights Movement Lands On Endangered Places List
The historic church has been overrun by termites, water leaks, and mold due to closing during the height of COVID-19.
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Biden Names MAGA Movement As ‘the Most Extreme Political Organization’ In Recent U.S. History
President Biden also spoke about the positions of Sen. Rick Scott’s (R-FL) “11 Point Plan to Rescue America.”
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The Republican Midterm Strategy: Don’t Even Mention Abortion At All
The GOP’s outrage about the memo leak–and not its contents–is yet another tactic to detract from their lack of a plan for the betterment of Americans.
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Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper Claims Trump Wanted To ‘Shoot Protestors’ In New Memoir
Esper alleges former President Trump said, “Can’t you shoot them? Just shoot them in the legs or something?”
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We Can’t Just Vote Our Way Out of This
The calls to “vote our way out of oppressive tactics” ignores the critiques and difficulties of those who cannot do so
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Rep. Susan Collins States Draft Roe Decision Is ‘Inconsistent’ With What Gorsuch, Kavanaugh Told Her
Sen. Collins alludes to the conversations she had with Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh prior to their confirmations to the Supreme Court
Black News and Black Views with a Whole Lotta Attitude
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Moderate Democrats To Speaker Pelosi On Police Funding: ‘We Should Not Defund’
Nineteen moderate Democrats urged Speaker Nancy Pelosi to hold a vote soon on bipartisan legislation that would increase funding for police departments.
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FEMA Bill Seeks To End Racial and Income Disparities In Aid After Natural Disasters
The new piece of legislation would require FEMA to center equity in its programs and change how it collects data to flag and fix disparities.
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Might Challenge SCOTUS Ruling Requiring States To Educate All Children
Abbott intends to challenge Plyer v. Doe, a 1982 case saying all children, regardless of their immigration status, are entitled to access public education.
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A Eulogy For the One Million Lost To COVID-19
Although we’ve crossed another grim milestone, let’s not let this moment pass without properly acknowledging those who are still grieving.
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Selma, Alabama Church Known For Voting Rights Movement Lands On Endangered Places List
The historic church has been overrun by termites, water leaks, and mold due to closing during the height of COVID-19.
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Biden Names MAGA Movement As ‘the Most Extreme Political Organization’ In Recent U.S. History
President Biden also spoke about the positions of Sen. Rick Scott’s (R-FL) “11 Point Plan to Rescue America.”
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The Republican Midterm Strategy: Don’t Even Mention Abortion At All
The GOP’s outrage about the memo leak–and not its contents–is yet another tactic to detract from their lack of a plan for the betterment of Americans.
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Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper Claims Trump Wanted To ‘Shoot Protestors’ In New Memoir
Esper alleges former President Trump said, “Can’t you shoot them? Just shoot them in the legs or something?”
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We Can’t Just Vote Our Way Out of This
The calls to “vote our way out of oppressive tactics” ignores the critiques and difficulties of those who cannot do so
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Rep. Susan Collins States Draft Roe Decision Is ‘Inconsistent’ With What Gorsuch, Kavanaugh Told Her
Sen. Collins alludes to the conversations she had with Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh prior to their confirmations to the Supreme Court
