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Opinion | Want To Protect American Democracy? Become A Poll Worker.

I am filled with gratitude for the suffragettes who fearlessly fought for my right to vote. That's why I'm a poll worker.
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Opinion | What It's Like To Run For Office As A Muslim Woman In The South

I've had to spend a lot of time convincing voters that I'm one of them.
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Opinion | Trump's DOJ Has Abdicated Its Responsibility To Protect Voting Rights

Voter suppression is endangering a crucial civil right, and Jeff Sessions is letting it happen. But all is not lost.
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Opinion | Florida Has A Chance To Make Civil Rights History In The Midterm Elections

One out of ten Floridians is barred from voting, for life, because they committed a crime. That could be about to change.
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Opinion | The Civil Rights Movement Is On The Ballot This November

Republicans all over the country are trying undo the work of the civil rights movement by making it harder for racial minorities to vote.
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Opinion | The GOP Is Scapegoating People With Disabilities To Keep Black Voters From The Polls

If it looks like voter suppression and it sounds like voter suppression, then it probably is voter suppression.
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Opinion | Republicans Are Afraid Of Democracy, So They're Dismantling It

One person, one vote is only scary if you know it means you'll lose.
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