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Black women descend on Capitol Hill to ‘Save Democracy’ from Trump’s MAGA agenda

A coalition of Black women leaders and activists descended on Capitol Hill to rally against the Trump administration and the

Rep. Clyburn has a lot to get off his chest about Trump and the future of American democracy

U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn, D-S.C., has a lot to get off his chest. As the nation’s capital prepares for the

Democracy was a motivating factor for both Harris and Trump voters, but for very different reasons

WASHINGTON (AP) — While inflation and immigration emerged as the dominant themes in this year’s presidential race, another issue was prominent in the minds of

Can one election end democracy? It actually happened once.

Insurrection: An act or instance of revolting against civil authority or an established government.” — Merriam-Webster dictionary. According to the

Harris’ closing speech at Ellipse is ‘powerful’ symbolism of race and democracy

Vice President Kamala Harris commanded the prime-time television airwaves on Tuesday evening as she delivered her closing arguments in prosecuting

Downballot: Donald Trump is not a threat to democracy

As the 2024 election nears, theGrio’s Downballot series explores the issues, races and individual candidates appearing on the ballots in

New maps in Wisconsin will allow democracy to ‘work better’ for Black and working Americans, say advocates

Advocates and Democrats are celebrating after Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers signed new legislative maps into law, ending more than a

DeSantis still seen as ‘danger’ to Black people and democracy after ending 2024 campaign

After Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced the end of his 2024 presidential campaign on Sunday, Black Floridians are slamming the

Protecting democracy and freedom may be a viable formula for President Biden in 2024

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U.S. democracy has persevered with more challenges ahead

Over the past three years, the world’s oldest democracy has been tested in ways not seen in decades. A sitting