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Did the Internet Break Democracy?

No, and Jonathan Haidt’s big new Atlantic essay about social media’s damaging effects couldn’t be more wrong about what ails us

Paging Charles Gomillion

Racial gerrymandering was once evil in the United States

The Supreme Court Isn't Even Hiding Their Disdain for Black Voters Anymore

A recent decision exposes the court's intention to further marginalize Black voters at any cost

Are Black People Capable of Becoming Full Blown Americans?

McConnell doesn't think so. A Freudian slip exposed the GOP's perspective on Black voters. Let's unpack this.

Unlocking the Manchin Vote

The central question is: What makes Manchin tick?

Who is more interested in rigging elections, Senator McConnell?

What a close look at the Senate’s leading obstructionist shows about the voting rights debate

What’s wrong with Kansas — and Palo Alto?

A few years ago, the book “What’s Wrong with Kansas?” pointed out that many populist conservative voters were voting against their own…

Election Administration is a Dull Subject. That’s a Big Problem for Democrats.

NYC’s Ranked Choice Voting debacle only helps Republican politicians cast doubt on the legitimacy of American elections

No, Politicians, You Can’t Text Me

Modern democracy requires boundary setting between us and those running for office

Arkansas Is a Suppressed Blue State

The state’s recent legislative session shows how deeply Republicans fear Black voters will once again turn Arkansas blue

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