This week on A Civil Assessment we meet the award-winning election journalist Lulu Friesdat.
T.J. and Lulu discuss her history reporting on elections, her documentary “Holler Back” about
A characterizing attribute of fascism is the suppression of views and voices.
Enter the ACLU of Virginia. Viewed as a traditional liberal voice for the oppressed and voiceless, the civil
Despite President Trump's condemnation of the KKK and white supremacist groups, a group of protestors chanted “No Trump, no KKK, no fascist USA!” before pulling a statue to
"We need to give something and people to be passionate about, who they know can lead and put our country ahead of political parties, use facts and common sense
Our politics are in a sad state. Most people would characterize it as extremely partisan and polarized, more so than we've experienced in our lifetime or possibly even
Remarking on the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia over the weekend, Julian Assange tweeted a picture of it with the words, "The new face of America is eerily
There is a new party on the rise in Utah, and it wants to end taxpayer funding for closed partisan primary elections.
Utah uses a semi-closed primary system for
After the violence in Charlottesville over the weekend, the Department of Justice has opened a civil-rights investigation into a deadly car-ramming incident that witnesses said targeted counter-protesters
5 Key Ways to Bridge the Hyper-Partisan Divide on Infrastructure
Centrist Project co-founder and author of the Centrist Manifesto, Charles Wheelan, identified 5 key ways lawmakers can put
I just finished reading “Trump, Putin, and The New Cold War” that appeared in the May 6 issue of The New Yorker (the online title is different in the magazine)
Remember all that talk about infrastructure during the 2016 presidential campaign?
America needs massive new investments in infrastructure: safer bridges; modern sewers; a more efficient electricity grid; better transportation options;
The Republican Party needs to be saved, according to a handful of budding politicians in New Jersey, who label themselves FIRE Republicans. They aim to pull the party away from
Shawn Griffiths