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Election 2020

For Young, Progressive Black Women, Harris’s Race And Gender Are Not Enough

October 30, 2020 by Lola Proctor

youth marching

Young, Black women voters in America are not convinced that Kamala Harris will save them. While the California senator’s historic nomination as the first Black woman to serve as the Democratic vice presidential nominee came as a welcomed “shock” to some, not all have fully embraced her candidacy, pointing to her past record as district […]

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‘Settle for Biden’: Gen Z Voters Support the Democratic Party with Hopes of Reforming from Within

October 30, 2020 by Nicole Ly

A campaign ad from Settle for Biden, a progressive grassroots organization of former Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren supporters.

With the presidential election less than a week away, Gen Z voters are urging one another to ‘Settle for Biden’ and avoid third-party voting despite disagreeing with some of the Democratic Party’s platform and policies. While former Vice President Joe Biden, the Democratic presidential nominee, may not be their first choice, Gen Z voters have […]

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Political Activism Takes Off on TikTok Amidst the Upcoming Election

October 28, 2020 by Emi Bonet

Corey Klem photographed by Aiden James Fealy

Corey Klem photographed by Aiden James Fealy Corey Klem has 80,000 followers on TikTok despite only joining the app around February, or “right before the turn of 2020” as he puts it. His account started off with comedy videos, which made sense given that he’d been a stand-up comic and a ghost writer for comedians. […]

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Ineligible Voters in Texas Anxiously Watched the Election Process

October 26, 2020 by Salma Darinka Lozano

biden lawn sign

Laredo, Tx.— For months Sofia Campos has avidly followed the presidential debates, the candidates’ policies, and been encouraging others to vote. But while this would be the first year that the 20-year-old would be eligible to vote, Campos, like many residents, remains on the sidelines.  “It’s upsetting because I’m living here and whatever happens affects […]

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Could this County Explain the Complexities of the Hispanic Vote?

October 1, 2020 by Salma Darinka Lozano

hispanic trump vote

Laredo, TX— Over 7,000 Hispanic Trump supporters gathered alongside the US-Mexico border, challenging this notion: the Democratic Party is the right choice for Hispanic voters. A group of Citizens of Laredo, Texas organized a parade to show their support for President Trump in the coming election. Tyler Kraus, vice chairman of the Webb County Republican […]

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Warren wows the crowd in Washington Square Park

September 17, 2019 by Sophie Lee

Senator Elizabeth Warren takes the stage at her rally in Washington Square Park. Photo by Craig Ruttle Elbow room was scarce at New York City’s Washington Square Park yesterday  as over 20,000 voters crammed in to watch Senator Elizabeth Warren vie for their support in the upcoming democratic presidential primaries.  At just past 7 p.m., […]

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