After redistricting created another heavily Black congressional district, nearly a dozen candidates have put themselves forward.
Voting Rights
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Connecting Civil Rights to Economic Rights
Today on TAP: Dr. King did that superbly. Can President Biden?
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After Section 3 Comes Section 2
The election lawsuit about the 14th Amendment that you might not know about
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2023 in Review: Gabrielle Gurley
Our senior editor details the biggest stories she reported on this year.
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Will Virginia College Students Turn Out to Vote?
Getting young people to the polls requires a more holistic approach.
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Salvaging Voting Rights Long After ‘Shelby’
The Supreme Court’s elimination of preclearance has come back to haunt the courts in cases involving Southern states’ attempts to dilute Black voting power.
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Ohio’s Abortion Debate Mired in Misinformation
Reproductive rights advocates must counter erroneous claims about abortion to pass a proposed state constitutional amendment.
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After 50 Years, This Right-Wing Law Factory Is Crazier Than Ever
The American Legislative Exchange Council is where corporations and far-right groups go to buy government policy.
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How the March on Washington Changed the U.S.—and Me
Sixty years ago, the great march set me on a different path.
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It Took a Village to Try to Seize the Presidency
Today on TAP: As the Georgia indictments make all too clear.