The week did not begin the way WE CAN had hoped. Georgia did not make history by electing Stacey Abrams as the first female African-American Governor and Andrew Gillum lost […]
We have a saying in my family—Win Some! Learn Some! The election last week was full of winning and learning. A quick recap: A record number of women […]
The day is finally here-Election Day! The day WE THE PEOPLE get to raise our voices and make our wishes known to the people who say they want to represent […]
Thursday, November 1st is equal pay day for Latinas. What is equal pay day? Equal pay day is the name given to the fight to ensure that Latinas are paid […]
The election takes place in 16 days on November 6th. The election is YOUR chance to select the candidates who are committed to creating the type of community you want […]
In Georgia, the GOP Gubernatorial candidate is also the Secretary of State. In case you didn’t know, the Secretary of State is the government official charged with managing state elections. […]
On Saturday, justice, ethics, freedom, honesty, and dignity took a big hit. The 88-day nightmare of the Kavanaugh nomination exposed several chinks in our democracy. Power continues to corrupt men (and […]
Let’s face it, last week was a tough week. Unless you were under a rock, your Facebook feed was littered with story after story about the Supreme Court nomination process […]
Thursday, September 27th is equal pay day for Native American women. What is equal pay day? Equal pay day is the name given to the fight to ensure that women […]
I am angry. I have tried for a week to calm down about how the greatest female tennis player of all time-Serena Williams-is being vilified in the media because she […]
For the past 598 days, the United States has been trapped in a bad political soap opera even worse than most imagined. It feels as if the country is at […]
Today most Americans are enjoying a day off with pay while lamenting the end of the ‘lazy’ days of Summer. However, for 1 out of every 4 workers today is […]
This week we lost another great American in Senator John McCain. The Republican from Arizona was often at odds with his party and led from his heart over the good […]
Yesterday a small group of white supremacists marched in Washington to ‘celebrate’ the anniversary of their protest in Charlottesville that left Heather Heyer dead and many others injured. No doubt […]
