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People holding a white banner printed with “Yes 4” in sky blue. They’re white, Black, Asian, a diverse crew; some have fists raised, many are smiling.

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Minneapolis Election Reflections: Expanding Public Safety

Article published:: December 17, 2021

Yes4Minneapolis unified over 70 groups, centered the most impacted, and won substantial support for re-defining public safety.

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Light projection that says "The Right is Down with Byron Brown"

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Buffalo Election Reflections: Connecting East Side and West

By: Harper S.E. Bishop

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2022 Midterm Elections

OrgUp Livestream: Seeing Openings, Building the Grassroots

By: Alex Han; and Maurice Mitchell

Diverse group of young people stand in a horseshoe with arms around each others’ shoulders. They’re casually dressed in jeans and sweats. Most wear a black T-shirt printed with “Durham for All” in white letters. “Durham for All” is painted on the wall behind them.

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Multi-Racial Democracy

Durham Election Reflections: What Does It Mean to be Progressive?

By: Whitney Maxey

Political signs on green lawns on a tree-lined street. “Elect Mayor Byron Brown” in the foreground, “India Walton” in the background.

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Why Did Centrist Democrats Fight India Walton So Hard?

By: Joy Katz

A diverse group of about 15 people posed with raised fists. They’re wearing warm sweatshirts and jackets, several of which are neon orange. Everyone is masked. In the background, bare trees and columned public buildings.

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State Power Building

We Need to Walk With Both Feet: Virginia Election Reflections

By: Jon Liss

Top text: Frontline Dispatches; Brandon Brown and Host Jennifer Disla; Black Voters Lead in GEorgia While Dems Flounder

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Brandon Brown: Black Voters Lead in Georgia While Dems Flounder

By: Jennifer Disla

Foreground: a brown-skinned man with long black hair holds a microphone and gestures as an Asian American woman looks at him. They’re on the sidewalk in a city small-business district. A small knot of people look on.

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Raising the Ceiling of Political Possibility in Boston

By: Beth Huang

In the center of the photo, a milky-skinned blonde woman with heavy black rectangular glasses and a form-fitting teal blue dress looks at another woman at the left side of the photo. The woman on the left is talking animatedly, pumping one arm; she wears a red T-shirt, is also white, looks sunburned.

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Danger from the Right

The Democrats as the ‘Un-Republican’ Party

By: Bill Fletcher, Jr.