To kick off Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we’re re-upping five episodes featuring inspiring AAPI women across the country who are stepping up to the fight to defend our rights and our democracy.
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I have admittedly never watched Star Trek (the original or newer versions), but when I learned that Stacey Abrams made a cameo in the season finale of Paramount+’s Star Trek: Discovery, it immediately piqued my interest.
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Since launching our podcast in 2020, we’ve had many powerful women on the show who are advancing democracy, fighting Republican attacks on America’s multi-racial majority, and championing new ideas on how to fight racism.
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How Democrats can step into some “New Year, New Party” energy.
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Magdalena, my artistic child, age 10, was creating a portrait of a classmate. In the portrait, the friend’s skin was peach, like a “skin-colored” crayon; the highlights were blue.
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When Emmy nominations were announced back in July, Twitter was abuzz with excitement, and rightfully so. I, along with many others, were thrilled to see the historic level of diversity among nominees including Lovecraft Country’s Jonathan Majors, Saturday Night Live’s Bowen Yang, and Pose’s Mj Rodriguez.
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Last week, as I watched the media frenzy following the passage of a Texas bill that would ban abortions for pregnant people after six weeks, I stepped away from my computer to take a walk and clear my head.
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Despite having raised $57 million, Gov. Gavin Newsom's recall campaign is about to blow it in the final stretch, imperiling not only his governorship but also the quality of lives of tens of millions of Californians.
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These key states are most likely to expand Democrats’ majority in the chamber while deepening racial and gender diversity
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One year after the racial reckoning that swept the country and the globe in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, we’re still in the trenches fighting to advance a multiracial and progressive democracy where diversity of race, gender, orientation, faith, heritage, and ability are valued.
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