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People aren't individually racist but the practices remain and you have to change the practices. >> yeah. let's talk -- oh, sorry. >> hopefully, to address these to bring in election practices that have a racist past and so they want to erase, from our memory, this racist past. >> yeah. sorry, we just -- your signal broke up a little bit. i thought you were finishing your thought but you weren't coming through. again, so let me quote again. you said the republican attack on critical-r race theory's aim is a broadside against truth and history in education. listen. i -- i believe, all along, th...

These institutions, banking, education, criminal justice -- they -- they were initially -- they're originally racist. they have this racist past. and the practices remain. there might not be as many explicit racists or few explicit racists. people aren't individually racist, but the practices remain. and you have to change the practices. >> yeah. >> and what the goal of the republican party is, ultimately to bring in election practices that have a racist past. and so they want to erase from our memory this racist past. >> yeah. sorry, your signal broke up a little bit. i thought you were finis...

The unanimous vote against vacating a subpoena for information from an unidentified Virginia-based political consulting firm came after a lengthy closed-door meeting.

Read Article Maine Senate President Troy Jackson is fighting back against a growing number of online sites purporting to deliver the news but really aimed at helping particular candidates win public office. Jackson, an Allagash Democrat, said that sites which masquerade as news organizations as they assail opponents or prop up chosen candidates ought to include a disclaimer that lets people know who paid to put them online. State Senate President Troy Jackson testifying recently about his bill to bring transparency to ‘fake news’ sites. Screenshot from video “This is good transparenc...

In georgia are now making their move. state judge there has ordered fulton county that includes atlanta to let a group of local voters inspect the 2020 mail-in ballots. "the washington post" puts it this way. the decision marks the latest instance of a local government being forced to undergo a third-party inspection of its election practices under baseless accusations promoted by president donald trump, the fraud flipped the 2020 contest for president biden. a reminder all of georgia's ballots have already been counted. there have been three separate recounts. joe biden won all three. and no ...