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Trump is threatening nationwide arrests, continues family separations at the border, and is expanding concentration camps. Here’s what you need to know to fight back.
The fight between Congressional Democrats and Donald Trump on the renegotiated NAFTA deal is coming to a head. Here’s what you need to know.
On July 30th and 31st the candidates will take the stage and share with us their vision for the country. This is an excellent opportunity to not just bring in some new faces, but reenergize and re-engage members.
Unless we eliminate the filibuster, we won’t be able to get any of our progressive priorities done in 2021. Here’s what it is and what you can do to make sure we do everything necessary to save our democracy.
Congress has essentially ceded control of our nuclear weapon stockpile to Trump to use whenever he wants. Time for them to take their power back, and take Trump’s finger off the button.
Democrats are working on legislation to raise the minimum wage—but there’s a fight brewing about how to do it. Read on to learn more and take action.
This document describes the power dynamics of money in politics, and how states can fight back against big money with progressive campaign finance laws.
Texas is one of the most gerrymandered states in the country, and we’re fighting for fair district maps to ensure that our future elections are truly competitive. Voters in Texas should choose their politicians—not the other way around.
In November, Florida voters passed Amendment 4 to restore the right to vote to 1.4 million returning citizens—but now, Amendment 4 is under attack. The state legislature is now trying to undermine democracy and thwart the will of the voters.
Last November, Floridians made history by passing Amendment 4, a constitutional amendment that restored the right to vote to 1.4 million Floridians, with 65% of widespread voter support. This was the largest re-enfranchisement at one time since the Nineteenth Amendment gave women the vote in 1920....
Trump’s FCC ended net neutrality, and Congressional Democrats are acting to restore it. Tell your Member of Congress to support the Save the Internet Act!
In 2019, Indivisibles are ready to pave the progressive path forward on democracy reform. Here’s how you can get involved.