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Our CEO Maya Wiley joined @BrennanCenter to make o Our CEO Maya Wiley joined @BrennanCenter to make our case clear: voters knowing if, when, and how they can vote is not a small thing. It’s critical information to protect our right to vote.  If this administration cared about election security, it would be investing in protecting voters’ data and making the voting process clearer. Instead, it's creating confusion, and marginalized communities, especially voters of color, are the ones paying the price.  We will fight to protect every voter's right to make their voice heard.
36 years ago today, the Americans with Disabilitie 36 years ago today, the Americans with Disabilities Act became law.  It was a promise: disabled people must have access to every part of public life — at work, at school and in our communities.  That promise is under attack. Since Trump’s second term, we've seen civil rights protections rolled back, enforcement authority stripped from federal agencies, health care access and affordability undermined, public health infrastructure dismantled, disabled students' access to a free and appropriate public education restricted and community-based services and benefits cut.  The ADA was won by disabled people who demanded better. It will be defended the same way — by us, together.
Todd Blanche has repeatedly shown he will use his Todd Blanche has repeatedly shown he will use his power to protect the interests of the President, not the people. His handling of the Ghislaine Maxwell case is exhibit A.  As Acting Attorney General, Blanche sat down with Maxwell for two days in a closed-door meeting, with no other DOJ prosecutors or law enforcement present. Days later, she was transferred to a minimum-security prison camp.  That's not justice, that's a political favor. His record disqualifies him for confirmation as the nation's chief law enforcement officer. The Senate must #BlockBlanche.
Todd Blanche refuses to answer if the $1.8B slush Todd Blanche refuses to answer if the $1.8B slush fund for Jan. 6 insurrectionists  is legally dead, and nothing stops Todd Blanche from reviving it later. Meanwhile the tax audit immunity for Trump and his family, is already locked in and active, despite a court condemning it.  That's not accountability. That's an Attorney General still working for one client. The Senate must reject his confirmation. #BlockBlanche
Black organizers are fighting back against voting Black organizers are fighting back against voting rights threats on three fronts: passing state Voting Rights Acts, mobilizing youth-led movements, and strengthening grassroots poll protection so every ballot counts.  Attacks on our rights aren’t slowing down the fight—they've strengthened our resolve. We are united in this fight to protect voting rights for voters of color.
Redlining has a modern-day successor. Our newest r Redlining has a modern-day successor. Our newest report on the racial wealth gap finds that today's lending algorithms predict which borrowers won't shop around for a better deal due to structural barriers like limited access to nearby banks and fewer existing financial relationships. In practice, Black and Latino borrowers pay significantly more in mortgage interest than white borrowers with comparable financial profiles, even at the same risk level.  Left unchecked, AI won't close the racial wealth gap—it will widen it.
For nearly 60 years, employers have reported workf For nearly 60 years, employers have reported workforce demographic data that helps expose discrimination in hiring and pay. Now the EEOC, led by Chair Andrea Lucas, wants to eliminate that requirement.  The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights is condemning this proposed rule. Here's why it matters: this data doesn't cause discrimination, it's how we catch it. Without it, unequal treatment becomes far harder to see, prove, or fix, and the workers most often shut out of opportunity pay the highest price.
65 cents for every $1. This Black Women’s Equal 65 cents for every $1.  This Black Women’s Equal Pay Day—and every day—we must fight for policies to close this gap. This includes protecting the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s EEO-1 reporting, collecting workplace data that helps us prove it exists in the first place. Together, we will demand better and realize a future where Black women are finally paid equitably.
A federal judge ruled Todd Blanche broke the law b A federal judge ruled Todd Blanche broke the law by illegally withholding Epstein files for months. Now he's fighting in court to keep co-conspirators' names hidden from the public. To make matters worse, Blanche’s DOJ has already hidden half of the 6 million pages it found, while leaking dozens of survivors' names instead.  Survivors and the public deserve the truth. Blanche has given them a cover-up instead.  A law enforcement officer who breaks the law to protect the powerful has no business leading the DOJ. The Senate must reject his confirmation. #BlockBlanche
Six years after the passing of civil rights hero J Six years after the passing of civil rights hero John Lewis, communities across the country will come together for a Weekend of Action from July 17th - July 19th to urge and support their community members in exercising their sacred freedom to vote.  📍 Sign up to host or attend a Good Trouble Event in your community today at ➡️ GoodTroubleLivesOn.Org
No politician has the power to block Americans fro No politician has the power to block Americans from lawfully casting a ballot.  President Trump's speech last night showed that he wants to rewrite history and overturn the will the American people expressed in 2020. He fears the power of the very people he is so desperate to silence — Black, Brown, disabled, and countless other voters.  At every turn, he throws up barriers between voters and the ballot box. His policies target women who changed their names when they married, the elderly, service members, working people and people with disabilities who are more likely to vote by mail. Meanwhile, he bullies states into handing over our personal information to help him hold on to power.  His speech was only the latest example of a leader determined to block voters rather than solve the problems they actually face. Instead of hearing how he will help working people afford health care, pay their mortgage, or put food on the table, we heard another attack on their right to choose the candidates who will.  Too often, threats and intimidation make it harder for Americans to cast a ballot.  We won't stop fighting for the right to vote, or for a politics that solves problems instead of entrenching discrimination. We will not rest until this country protects a multi-racial, just, and equally representative democracy where all of us have a say — so that our America can be as good as her ideals.  The regime is desperate, so let’s step it up and get in good trouble. Check the link in our bio.
President Trump tried to rewrite the Constitution President Trump tried to rewrite the Constitution by Executive Order. The Supreme Court’s protection of birthright citizenship was a major victory for immigrant families across the country, and for every family who spent the last year and a half with their children's citizenship, belonging, and future under attack.  Here’s what this ruling means in the words of the advocates and first-time voters who fought for it.
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