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The festival features closing night film "All of Us Strangers" and an early screening of series "Fellow Travelers."

Jasmine Kerrissey’s profile on The Conversation

Women have long been leading the charge in driving social change and pushing boundaries. How did women's activism shape American politics and society? From the suffrage movement to the current fight for gender equality, let's look at the powerful influence of women's actions and voices.By the end of this article, we will examine the history

Have you ever wondered about the political status of American women in the 19th century? How did they navigate a society that often restricted their participation in the political sphere? Join us as we delve into the pivotal year of 1835 to examine whether the political status of American women improved during this time.In this

Former U.S. Sen. Doug Jones (D-Mountain Brook) is once again claiming that voting laws are too strict in the Yellowhammer State.

Article: Tomgram: Clarence Lusane, For Trump and DeSantis, Different Paths, the Same Destination - He appointed three conservative Supreme Court justices who shocked the nation with rulings that dramatically took away rights. He sided with the racists who used states rights to push through undemocratic policies locally. And hes the only American president who lost a reelection bid but returned to office in the following election[...]

Article: Tomgram: Clarence Lusane, For Trump and DeSantis, Different Paths, the Same Destination - He appointed three conservative Supreme Court justices who shocked the nation with rulings that dramatically took away rights. He sided with the racists who used states rights to push through undemocratic policies locally. And hes the only American president who lost a reelection bid but returned to office in the following election[...]

Harriet Tubman would be the first Black woman and second woman of color on currency, as women are making gains being featured.

Professor Clarence Lusane, Director of the International Affairs at Howard University joins to talk about his new book, “Twenty Dollars and Change: Harriet Tubman and the Ongoing Fight for Racial Justice and Democracy.”

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis continues to use Mickey Mouse as a political punching bag and the current special legislative session in Tallahassee appears to be the final body blow to everyone’s favorite mouse.