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- Rose Scheetz celebrated by City of Groton
  The Day· 6 days ago
  On March 25, 1921, Warren G. Harding was president of the United States and the 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote had been ...
- Texas Legislature should make voting easier, not harder
  Galveston County Daily News· 3 hours ago
  Adult Texans don’t have to vote, but we do have to elect a government. Regrettably, our state’s low...
- How Local Legislators Voted in Olympia | The Daily World
  The Daily World· 7 days ago
  With less than a month to go in this year’s 105-day regular session of the Legislature, state...
- Bill returns to Beacon Hill to fix little-known Massachusetts problem: There’s no mechanism to...
  Boston Herald· 2 days ago
  Gov. Karyn Polito and she took office in January 2015. State Reps. Paul Mark and Susannah Whipps...
- Waterloo and Cedar Falls speaks up: Letters to the editor for the week of Apr. 9, 2021
  Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier· 3 days ago
  In his essay, “Self-Reliance,” Ralph Waldo Emerson claims that a “foolish consistency” is the...
- From the Archives: Moderator history marks another milestone
  Homenewshere.com· 4 days ago
  In March 1914, Frederick Manley Ives, one of two candidates for Town Meeting moderator, was elected...
- Pennsylvania once led in suppressing the Black vote | Opinion
  The Patriot-News· 6 days ago
  Who said Jim Crow is dead? After losing the presidential contest and two Senate races in quick...
- What Would It Take to Amend the Constitution?
  Reader's Digest via AOL· 6 days ago
  One of the most prominent is that any tragedy involving firearms triggers a reflexive call to repeal the Second Amendment, with people asking, “Why don’t...
- NC may see another voting-rights battle
  The Daily Reflector· 5 days ago
  For 150 years, North Carolina has been a battleground over black citizens’ voting rights. Get ready for another battle.
- Op-Ed: Lessons from the civil rights struggle that began before the Civil War
  Los Angeles Times· 6 days ago
  The Civil Rights Act of 1866 affirmed for the first time...and that citizens “of every race or...