Citizenship: "The Right to Have Rights"
The Supreme Court just upheld birthright citizenship. In our 250th year, it's worth remembering what that promise is for.
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We are mBOLDen Change — and this is our space to share the ideas, perspectives, and voices that drive our work, challenge assumptions, shift narratives, and build toward systemic equity.
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The Invisible Guillotine
Four financial giants froze the Southern Poverty Law Center's funding before a single court weighed the facts. The indictment is the loud part. What's happening underneath it is more dangerous.
Forty Years of the Same Con
Four decades of trickle-down economics has worked out great.
The "Cover Charge" for Democracy
The SAVE Act Isn't Just About Voting. It's About Who Gets to Participate in America.
Stop Bringing Spreadsheets to a Values Fight
What lies beneath every policy — and why it's the case we need to be making.
Moving from Sympathy to Compassion
This guest piece is a personal reflection from Sue Sutherland, one of our longtime supporters.
The Philanthropic Retreat
As authoritarianism advances, America's biggest foundations are choosing silence — and calling it strategy.
EPA Sets the Value of Human Health at $0
How the agency’s new cost-benefit framework erases health, accountability, and environmental justice
When Policy Hits the Kitchen Table
The Bill Comes Due
Small Gestures
A personal reflection on purpose, happiness, and how small acts of care help build stronger communities.