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Stacey Abrams

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As seen in: Assembly Required with Stacey Abrams, The Houston Home Journal, Apple News, Apple Podcasts, CNN, CNN en Español, Forbes, Medium, MSN, MSN Singapore, The New York Times, HuffPost and
Host of the Assembly Required podcast. Democracy, DEI, policy, small business & storytelling. Opinions are my own. My latest novel CODED JUSTICE IS OUT NOW!
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Inside Trump’s Surveillance State

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By Stacey Abrams
| Substack
As many of you know, I write political thrillers, and in 2023 I published Rogue Justice, a cautionary tale about the vulnerability of the FISA Court, a real secret federal court that can surveil Americans without a public hearing, where only a handful of politicians actually have oversight.
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How Trumpism Might Survive the Fall of Trump

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By Stacey Abrams
| Substack
I wanted to highlight a comment from one of you that stood out to me. @RomanKnight7199 wrote, “Stacey, I don’t understand why your channel doesn’t get more attention, but I found my way back because I watched Heather Cox Richardson’s recent interview with Mr. Wikler, and I want to thank you for discussing the events in India.” First of all, my thanks to @RomanKnight7199 for coming back.
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Democracy Is a Transaction

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By Stacey Abrams
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This month in India, two million students learned that the national medical entrance exam — the single pathway to a middle-class life for millions of families — had been leaked. The rich had bought the answers. Everyone else was told to take the test again. In the weeks that followed, at least a dozen students died by suicide. One of them was Sheikh Sana, a 19-year-old aspiring doctor who died the day before the retest.
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