Since the Citizens United decision of 2010, the justices have dismantled Americans' voices.
BREAKING: SB 2471 has been signed into law! It's the first of its kind in the nation and renders the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision irrelevant in Hawaii.
This is a win for the movement to get big money, especially dark money, out of politics.[image or embed]
-- End Citizens United (@endcitizensunited.bsky.social) 10:55 AM May 15, 2026
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You may not know given American education system, but those were Democrats.
-black people are too stupid to vote.
Some are
a lot of white people are too stupid to vote as well.
According to Republicans, Catholic nuns are too stupid to vote.
Retired nuns barred from voting in IndianaThanks for highlighting that, bell boi.
At least 10 retired nuns in South Bend, Indiana, were barred from voting in today's Indiana primary election because they lacked photo IDs required under a state law that the supreme court upheld last week.
#19 | Posted by BellRinger
'Tis amazing how those born, raised and still living in Michigan can opine on the voting habits of Southerners, the majority of whom bell boi only knows from this:
Hee Haw, bell boi.#19 "How many Democrats actually switched parties?"
Southern states rush to draw new Congressional districts after Supreme Court rulingApparently, enough changed their voting habits/registration to produce this, bell boi.
A movement is underway that could alter the political landscape for generations to come in the Deep South. Republican-controlled states are rushing to consolidate GOP power after the Supreme Court further gutted the Voting Rights Act in a case out of Louisiana. Two weeks ago, the court limited how race can be used to draw the borders of congressional districts. Black voters say that their voices are now at stake. NPR's Debbie Elliott reports.
You're welcome.
"Campus Reform analyzed upcoming spring 2023 graduation ceremonies at 17 colleges and universities. These schools are hosting separate commencements based on race, sexuality, country of origin, and even socioeconomic status."
"Bryn Mawr College is offering separate dorm floors for "BIPOC Belonging" and "Pan-Asian Culture" in an affinity housing pilot program that runs from 2023-2024" more from CR.
"In just one year since it opened its doors to SUNY Brockport students, the Joey Jackson Intercultural Center has been busy creating lasting experiences for Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) through events and partnerships across campus.
During that one-year period, the Center welcomed Will Walker as its Coordinator of Intercultural Engagement and Programs. He has directed several events throughout the school year and has partnered with many groups and departments.
"The goal of the Intercultural Center is to give our BIPOC students a space to congregate, relax, enjoy and to see other individuals like themselves in a space (Brockport) that is predominantly white," said Walker. "We're letting people know that you have a space, there are people like you on campus, come hang out, and don't worry about switching codes." www.brockport.edu
Society is going backwards.
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