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As seen in: Equal Time with Mary C. Curtis, Roll Call, MSN, The New York Times, The Washington Post, TIME, NBC News, NPR, Amicus With Dahlia Lithwick | Law, justice, and the courts, Slate, United Press International (UPI), Newsday and
CQ @RollCall columnist and 'Equal Time' podcast host. Contribute @NPR @TheOpEdProject @Harvard @niemanfdn Follower of politics, theater and political theater.
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‘How rebellion and activism have always sustained America’

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‘How rebellion and activism have always sustained America’ (Photo courtesy Angela P. Dodson) Posted August 3, 2026 at 3:27pm Rebellion and activism have always been necessary to move America toward progress, with always-present obstacles to overcome, including violent opposition from those with their own view of what makes the country great.
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North Carolina not so quietly pushes Trump’s efforts to restrict the vote

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What’s next? Asking how many jelly beans are in the jar? That was a question election workers, particularly in the South, used to ask voters. Not surprisingly, Black voters, who wanted simply to exercise their rights as American citizens to cast a ballot, always managed to guess wrong.
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Facing America’s truth, with eyes and ears open

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The image went viral, and you can see why: a lone Black woman, sitting on a Washington, D.C., Metro train, surrounded by members of Patriot Front. She is the only one showing her face, wearing an expression both calm and wary. You don’t exactly know what the rest are thinking, since their bodies are covered with masks and a uniform of khaki and navy blue on a broiling summer day.
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