Partisan Gerrymandering Upheld by Supreme Court
Political gerrymandering not an issue for the courts, SCOTUS rules 5-4.
Meet 'Spread The Vote,' a nonprofit helping voters get IDs, rides, support so they can vote
“We believe voting is the sacred right of every American, and every American should be able to exercise it.” — spreadthevote.org.
Here is a thing you can do to help eligible voters vote in 2020
Help a disadvantaged fellow American obtain an ID to get a job, a safe place to live, and so they can vote.
A month after the statutory restoration of expat Canadians' voting rights, Supreme Court says taking those rights away was illegal
In 2015, Stephen Harper's Tory government began enforcing a 1993 law that stripped expatriate citizens like me of our right to vote in Canada; last month, Justin Trudeau's Liberal government restored our voting rights. Read the rest
JOHN WILCOCK: George Wallace, the KKK, and the 1965 Selma Freedom Marches
An evening of police brutality in 1965 ushers in one of the most pivotal moments in Civil Rights history. From John Wilcock, New York Years, a history of the 1960s underground press and related events. (Also, Happy MLK Day, Jan 16)
