Politics

When Opposites Meet: Mamdani and Trump Find Surprising Common Ground

Zohran Mamdani scored a major victory in New York City’s mayoral race this November by centering his campaign on the city’s affordability crisis and vowing to use local government to support working-class New Yorkers, even in defiance of the Trump administration. But when Mamdani and Trump finally met in the Oval Office, the conversation took […]

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Adelita Grijalva Makes History as Arizona’s First Latina Elected to Congress

On September 23, 2025, Adelita Grijalva made history as the first Latina elected to represent Arizona in Congress, winning the special election for the state’s 7th Congressional District, a seat previously held by her late father, Rep. Raúl Grijalva.  Her election marks a milestone for representation in Arizona, where Latinas make up a quarter of […]

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The Militarization of Washington D.C. Reminds Us Why D.C. Statehood is a Feminist Issue

Washington D.C. has become the nation’s frontline in the fight for democracy, as its politically disenfranchised residents are subjected to the President’s military takeover while still being denied full representation in Congress. On August 11th, President Trump signed an executive order that deployed the National Guard to D.C. and declared a crime emergency to take […]

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The President Doesn’t Want You to See These Pictures

The image above will be removed from the National Gallery of Art to comply with Trump’s executive order on “Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History.” The picture shows the striking image of Peter Gordon, who escaped slavery and remained scarred from whipping. It was taken in 1863 at the height of the Civil War. […]

Elections

When Access to the Ballot Is Under Attack, Democracy Is Too

When Donald Trump makes sweeping claims aimed at dismantling our democracy, we must take them seriously. Even though this is the same man who decries the supposed “danger” of mail-in voting while casting his own ballot by mail in 2020. That double standard is more than hypocrisy, it is a tactic. By spreading lies while […]

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Texas’s Gerrymandering Power Grab Threatens Fair Representation

Gerrymandering is the redrawing of voting district boundaries to tilt political power in favor of one political party. Right now, Texas Republicans are aggressively attempting to redraw voting districts early before the next census, to lock in more seats, weaken the influence of BIPOC communities, and diminish the political power of progressive urban centers. Their […]

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Gen Z Is Done Waiting: Mamdani’s Win Is a New Political Era

In an era of voter disillusionment, Zohran Mamdami’s victory in the New York City mayoral primary is proof that bold, grassroots, and unapologetically progressive campaigns not only inspire, but win. While Democrats across the country scramble to energize their base, Mamdani electrified New Yorkers with a vision rooted in housing justice, public investment, equitable taxation, […]