Voting Rights

(Left panel) A Black woman in navy-blue hat and suit, wrists tied behind her back, walking between two policemen, one on each elbow. Right panel, a Black man in a black T-shirt and print pants being similarly escorted. Massive old stone steps behind them.

How Do We Confront the Racist State? The ‘White Republic’ Debate

by: Convergence Magazine
Article published:: October 12, 2021

The “White Republic” debate considers strategic responses to the racist structures of the U.S. state.

Rectangular area is split by a white diagonal line in the middle. Left: a white man in a suit and tie speaking into a microphone, above a Black woman being grabbed under the armpit. "Jim Crow 1.0" Right: a white man in a suit signing voter suppression bill and a Black woman in a red mask and long braids being arrested by two policemen in blue shirts. "Jim Crow 2.0"

Danger from the Right

2020-21: This is Not a Drill

For the People Act vs. Jim Crow in New Clothes

By: Max Elbaum

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Electoral Strategy

Danger from the Right

The Fight for the South, Why It Can and Must Be Won

By: Bob Wing

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2020 Election Strategy

Post-Election Reckoning: New Hypotheses for the Road Ahead

By: Carl Davidson and Bill Fletcher, Jr.

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2020 Election Strategy

Grassroots Groups Fight for the Vote, Build for the Future

By: Marcy Rein

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2020 Election Strategy

COVID-19 and GOP vs. Voting Rights: Everything Is at Stake

By: Marcy Rein

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2020-21: This is Not a Drill

Selma 1965, Wisconsin 2020: Multiracial Democracy vs. A White Republic

By: Max Elbaum

What do the Supreme Court’s decision on Voting Rights and the Senate amendments on Immigration mean for our work?

By: Bill Fletcher Jr and Harmony Goldberg ,; Bill Fletcher, Jr. ,; and Harmony Goldberg

How to Disenfranchise 18 Percent of Philadelphia’s Electorate

By: Aura Bogado

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