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Thoughts, reflections, and dispatches from Jaime Harrison — former DNC Chair and public servant — on politics, progress, and the road ahead.
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Dr. Jamal Bryant, pastor of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church, talks about the Black church’s role in moments of democratic crisis
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The Man Who Could Flip Mississippi — And the Senator Too Scared to Face Him
Too much of modern politics is built around performance instead of presence. Voters know the difference.
We Are Not Going Back
On paper, it is a redistricting case. In reality, it is part of a much larger effort to weaken American democracy.
DC Is Under Attack and Kinney Zalesne Is Fighting Back
Leadership is easy to praise in theory and much harder to measure in practice.