“I saw Black folks out here today. I saw queer folks out here today. I saw Muslims out here today. I know we have undocumented comrades among us. I saw Jewish comrades out here today. I see women out here today. There were trans folks out here today."
More than 380,000 state residents had received an official notice saying they could be purged from Georgia's voter rolls.
"Their failure to protect the community that day left all of us at risk from violence that was unnecessary and preventable."
The demonstration comes after President Donald Trump bolstered the white nationalist movement Tuesday.
The approval paves the way for anti-choice organizations to teach abortion "reversal" to nurses for state continuing education credit.
Wondering why your gynecologist keeps hurting you? Maybe they weren't trained on a real person who said “ouch."
Though the anti-affirmative action movement bears no torches or Nazi regalia, its agenda is very much aligned with that of the white supremacists who marched at UVA.
"There’s not many sides to this. There’s only one side and it’s the side of folks who stand for community justice and democracy."
Political expert Yascha Mounk reveals the various fuses Donald Trump has lit that may lead to a constitutional crisis—and what could happen if one (or more) explodes.
The Center for Medical Progress fought all the way to the Supreme Court in late 2015 to try to avoid handing over information containing the identity of “supporters."
In particular, Secretary of Health and Human Services Tom Price is connected to the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, an extreme libertarian doctors group that espouses many of the lies about abortion safety long rejected by the medical and scientific communities.
Price may hope the divestitures will bring an end to the questions over his judgment when it came to investing in companies whose futures he could help determine. Yet, there is enough information on the public record to continue to cast the specter of doubt.
Republican nominees are skipping meetings with lawmakers on the other side of the aisle, and in New York, a fight is brewing over a big gig in Manhattan.
Mothering made Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg feel more connected to God, but her book Nurture the Wow doesn't always acknowledge that feeling is not universal.
“I’m not going to say we all sing 'Kumbaya' and get along perfectly, but [the campaign has] created a platform where people can be transparent and ask questions about Islam without fear of intimidation or backlash.”
In her new book Invisible No More, Ritchie points out that Black women have been on the forefront of organizing against police and state violence, particularly against Black men. So why is it so hard to recognize that they and other women of color are targets of such brutality?
Do you know what Black people tend to do that Republicans hate? Vote for Democrats.
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If someone in power consistently and persistently promotes and upholds the values of white supremacy and white nationalism, and both cultivates and depends on maintaining his power through these ideologies, why do we stop short of naming what it is?
In addition to helping pass abortion restrictions at the state level, anti-choice activists are challenging those laws that do protect clinics and patients.
