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Activists raise their voices during Detroit Democratic Debates

Activists raise their voices during Detroit Democratic Debates

by Ariana Puzzo | Aug 8, 2019 | Politics, Topics

DETROIT – Activists marched and chanted in the streets of Detroit last week during the two-day Democratic Debates. Local politicians and presidential candidates, such as South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, showed support by attending rallies. The...
Activists tell 2020 candidates what issues matter most: ‘We have to take care of our collective house’

Activists tell 2020 candidates what issues matter most: ‘We have to take care of our collective house’

by Ariana Puzzo | Aug 6, 2019 | Politics

DETROIT – Activists protested, chanted, got arrested and otherwise tried to draw attention to issues last week that will determine who they support in the 2020 presidential election – issues ranging from climate change, health care for veterans and anti-abortion laws....
Harriet Tubman statue in U.S. Capitol would be second to honor a black woman

Harriet Tubman statue in U.S. Capitol would be second to honor a black woman

by Ariana Puzzo | Jul 28, 2019 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON – A group of New York congressmen and women are pushing for a statue of Harriet Tubman to be in the United States Capitol, which would make it only the second statue of a black American woman in the U.S. Capitol. The first statue honored civil rights...
Civil rights groups on higher education equity: ‘We still have a long way to go’

Civil rights groups on higher education equity: ‘We still have a long way to go’

by Ariana Puzzo | Jul 23, 2019 | Education, Featured

WASHINGTON – Colleges do not adequately meet the needs of marginalized students, such as LGBTQ people or low-income students, but renewing the higher education law could address inequity by tackling student debt, assessing workplace success and increasing services to...
Never again: ‘Lights for Liberty’ attendee says Trump administration is repeating history

Never again: ‘Lights for Liberty’ attendee says Trump administration is repeating history

by Ariana Puzzo | Jul 16, 2019 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON – Susan Kent Avjian, whose parents are Holocaust survivors, says she refuses to stay silent about immigrant detention facilities at the U.S. southern border because it reminds her of the path that led to the genocide of Jewish Europeans by German Nazis in...
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