People "at risk" of becoming pregnant should read this. It's intended to be thought-provoking, not frightening (though it is!).The "choice" women have is not what to do with their bodies, it's where to live. We help women find great places where the can get care & have powerful votes.
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For LGTBQ+ teens and their families, the implementation of hostile policies has forced them to leave the state to feel safe and welcomed. It's mind-boggling that punishing young people for being who they are has become a national pastime.

#lgbtq #gayrights

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The College Game Is Changing. It’s Still Rigged. www.nytimes.com/2025/09/22/o....

Elite colleges solicit more applications so they can collect application fees and reject a higher percentage of applicants. As this article notes, rejection rates doesn’t equal a quality education.

Michigan's 10th Congressional District provides a good example of how electoral competitiveness creates measurable business advantages for LGBTQ+-inclusive employers.

More here: www.powermoves.vote/lgbtq-michigan

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Top 6 questions that LGBTQ+ families need to ask themselves before they move:
1) Are there statewide anti-discrimination laws that can protect me and my family?
2) Are there medical providers that understand/respect my family's health care needs?
3) Are there local schools with

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Is Florida's new vaccine policy going to drive people out-of-state? We think so...

Is Florida's vaccine policy going to drive people out-of-state?

- parents won't want to send their kids to schools;
-teachers won't want to teach;
- seniors won't want to interact.

Floridians are already leaving because of LGBTQ & abortion laws and the cost of home insurance. Why poor on gas?

We're troubled by the profound sorting and polarization of our country – and the implications for our democracy. Today, ours is not truly “government of the people, by the people, for the people,” as envisioned by Lincoln – because it cannot be, with the vast majority of Americans...

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Most efforts to decrease polarization require government action:

Electoral college reform
Independent redistricting commissions
Passage of comprehensive voting rights act
State election reform (e.g., ranked choice, jungle primaries)

One does not:

We can unsort ourselves.

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Citing a nonexistent crime crisis, Trump plans to take over the Washington DC police and put troops in the streets of the nation's capital. Contrary to his claims, violent crime in DC is at a 30-year low. @katierogersnyt.bsky.social Campbell Robertson Chris Cameron www.nytimes.com/live/2025/08...

The power to reshape our democracy is in our hands. We have so effectively sorted ourselves into deep red and blue communities (+ extreme gerrymandering), we don't have enough swing districts to elect candidates who represent public opinion. We're changing that. #votewithyourfeet powermoves.vote