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These 6 women already bring girl power to politics, and we think each of them would bring even more as the future U.S. President.
Boston Celtics legend Bill Russell sought to find worth in basketball amid the racial tumult of the civil rights movement. The post Remembering Bill Russell’s Towering Legacy In Sports And Politics appeared first on NewsOne.
Republicans are calling to "defund the FBI' after the raid on Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. The post ‘Defund The FBI’: Republicans Are Really Losing Their Minds Over The FBI Raid Of Mar-a-Lago appeared first on NewsOne.
Updated 7/26/2022 8:58 AM EST A little over a week ago, Marylanders across the state went out to vote in what many are saying will be the most impactful election for our state in recent years. Because more people opted for mail-in ballots, results were delayed for a few days. However, we can now […]
July 19 is Maryland's Primary Election Day and this will be one of the most impactful for the state in recent years.
Early voting is available today until 8 p.m. A complete list of early voting centers for the Primary Election is available here…
Ketanji Brown Jackson is the first Black woman and only the third Black person to ever sit on the highest court in America.
Following primary elections in California, U.S. Rep. Karen Bass advanced in the Los Angeles mayor race to face billionaire former Republican Rick Caruso in a runoff in November. If she wins, she will become the city's first Black woman mayor.
These people sustain woefully under-resourced movement work that consistently drives civic engagement above and beyond the election cycle.
Former President Barack Obama has teamed up with Airbnb to launch a scholarship program for aspiring civic leaders.
There is no Senate version of Pressley, Coleman, Lee or Rep. Cori Bush to share their voice and experience as Black women grappling with these issues.
A group of Georgia voters represented by non-profit group Free Speech for People filed legal efforts to disqualify congresswoman Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from running for re-election. On Monday, Judge Amy Totenberg ruled that the effort can proceed.