The recently proposed amendment would strip presidents of their newfound immunity surrounding official acts and ban self-pardons. By CHANCE PHILLIPS Recently, fifty House Democrats, including Alabama Congresswoman Terri Sewell, proposed…
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Protecting the Secret Ballot in an Era of Transparency and Political Tension The idea of a secret ballot and keeping your vote private has been around for a long time.…
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By Mary Claire Wooten Black Southern Women’s Collaborative surveyed Black voters in Alabama, placing emphasis on community empowerment for change. On Tuesday, the Black Southern Women’s Collaborative shared findings from…
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A sticker of Union General John T. Croxton on a Tuscaloosa street sign By Chance Phillips If they had any honor, every Congressperson who voted to reinstall the Confederate Memorial…
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By Chance Phillips The latest SPLC annual report identified 20 hate and antigovernment extremist groups active in Alabama and hundreds of hateful incidents. On June 4, the Southern Poverty Law…
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By Josh Moon For a long time now in Alabama, we have let ignorance be our guide. The bill has been steep. Ignorance is expensive. Just take a look around…
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The number of Alabama workers earning the minimum wage or less increased by 50 percent between 2022 and 2023. By CHANCE PHILLIPS The number of Alabama workers earning the minimum…
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This coming week the workers at Mercedes in Vance, Alabama will be voting on whether or not they will become a Union plant. The United Auto Workers Union is one…
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Opinion | Supreme Court’s thin veil of “good faith” in racial gerrymandering case But this is a dog that may one day turn to bite its master. By BILL BRITT…
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Federal Court in Alabama Hears Black Mayor’s Challenge to White Town Leaders Blocking Him From Office WASHINGTON, D.C. — The first Black mayor in Newbern, Alabama filed a lawsuit against white town leaders…
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