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College students in swing states rally against off-campus voting sites, student ID bans

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By Elisha Brown
| Michigan Advance
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Led by members of the marching band and Aggie and Aggietha, the North Carolina A&T State University mascots, hundreds of students at the nation’s largest historically Black university walked 40 minutes from campus to the nearest early polling site on a recent afternoon.
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Author Archives: Georgia Recorder

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By Elisha Brown
| Coastal Navigator
Incumbent Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff faces a re-election challenge from Republican Congressman Mike Collins in Georgia, with both candidates clashing over key issues such as the economy, immigration, healthcare, and the war in Iran.
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Black midwives are suing Southern states, claiming regulations make it harder to help patients

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By Elisha Brown
| The Mercury News Verified
By Elisha Brown, Stateline.org Black midwives in the South, a region rife with racial disparities in maternal health access and maternal mortality, are leading lawsuits over state regulations that they say limit their ability to provide care. Women behind the litigation say midwives can help improve birthing outcomes in Southern states, where maternal mortality rates are higher than the overall U.S. rate, and treat low-risk pregnancies in rural and underserved areas.
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