Every Person, Counted »
The 2020 census is coming up. Excited? You should be. According to the Constitution, the federal government must count up how many people Read more…
Voters Challenged in Texas »
Shortly after he was elected to the presidency in 2016, Donald Trump began complaining publicly about voter fraud. According to him, hundreds of Read more…
#WomensWave »
On Saturday, January 19, over 100,000 women from across the United States flooded Washington, D.C. for the second anniversary of the original Read more…
Saying Goodbye to Senator John McCain »
When you hear the name John McCain, you might think of the man whose courage in battle Trump attacked during the 2016 presidential Read more…
Georgia’s Citizenship Question »
Can a person be a citizen of a state without being a citizen of the United States? That question is at the heart Read more…
March for Our Lives »
On Saturday, March 24, hundreds of thousands of students and activists marched in cities across the United States–and around the world–to protest gun Read more…
The American Dreamer »
Last Tuesday, the Trump administration announced the decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program. This post examines Read more…
Political Activism and the Internet »
Whether you love him or hate him, the election of Donald Trump to the presidency has stirred up a level of political activism Read more…
The Road to U.S. Citizenship »
Were you born in the United States? If you answered yes, then you are a United States citizen. Anyone born in the United Read more…
The Promise and Price of Citizenship »
On January 20, Barack Obama was inaugurated as the 44th president of the United States—the first African American to hold the nation’s highest Read more…