Utah Next
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Pioneering the path to a purple Utah. Advocating for progressive, inclusive policies that unite our community. Join us as we explore our history, our community and what we need to be doing to shape a vibrant, forward-thinking future for the state of Utah!
Along with so many others, we are #HoldingSpace for these lyrics from Defying Gravity. When faced with the insurmountable obstacles of a corrupt supermajority that controls all aspects of government, it might seem like defying gravity to stand in opposition to them... but nevertheless, we do! #UTPol
November 27, 2024 at 1:23 AM
Along with so many others, we are #HoldingSpace for these lyrics from Defying Gravity. When faced with the insurmountable obstacles of a corrupt supermajority that controls all aspects of government, it might seem like defying gravity to stand in opposition to them... but nevertheless, we do! #UTPol
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It's also not about "mass deportation" like they say, that will be impossible especially at the scale they claim –– its about encampments, but rather than the open air camps of the 20th century, these camps will be built in large empty retail spaces, industrial areas and warehouses.
It's also not about "mass deportation" like they say, that will be impossible especially at the scale they claim –– its about encampments, but rather than the open air camps of the 20th century, these camps will be built in large empty retail spaces, industrial areas and warehouses.
November 26, 2024 at 9:14 PM
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It's also not about "mass deportation" like they say, that will be impossible especially at the scale they claim –– its about encampments, but rather than the open air camps of the 20th century, these camps will be built in large empty retail spaces, industrial areas and warehouses.
It's also not about "mass deportation" like they say, that will be impossible especially at the scale they claim –– its about encampments, but rather than the open air camps of the 20th century, these camps will be built in large empty retail spaces, industrial areas and warehouses.
Gov. Cox’s immigration announcement raises concerns about his “zero tolerance” approach to migrants who have “committed crimes.” These terms are subjective and relative, often shaped by fear-driven rhetoric. Such policies risk dehumanizing communities based on harmful and fictional narratives.
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November 26, 2024 at 6:58 PM
Gov. Cox’s immigration announcement raises concerns about his “zero tolerance” approach to migrants who have “committed crimes.” These terms are subjective and relative, often shaped by fear-driven rhetoric. Such policies risk dehumanizing communities based on harmful and fictional narratives.
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History tells us, progress thrives under oppression. Remember, Pride began as a riot against police injustice—a courageous stand that sparked a movement. Every step forward has faced resistance, yet hope & action have always prevailed. Don’t lose heart; our fight for justice and equality continues!
November 26, 2024 at 6:04 PM
History tells us, progress thrives under oppression. Remember, Pride began as a riot against police injustice—a courageous stand that sparked a movement. Every step forward has faced resistance, yet hope & action have always prevailed. Don’t lose heart; our fight for justice and equality continues!
Utah wasn’t always a one-party state. Decades ago, it had a balanced, bipartisan government. But mid-20th century Cold War fears and progressive cultural shifts sparked a rise in political conservatism, reshaping Utah’s political landscape in ways that still impact the state today.
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November 26, 2024 at 5:51 PM
Utah wasn’t always a one-party state. Decades ago, it had a balanced, bipartisan government. But mid-20th century Cold War fears and progressive cultural shifts sparked a rise in political conservatism, reshaping Utah’s political landscape in ways that still impact the state today.
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Supermajorities might seem like a good idea to those in power, but they undermine democracy. When one party dominates, the government no longer represents all people. It becomes an echo chamber, ignoring dissenting voices and alternative ideas. Let’s explore why balance matters for Utah.
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November 26, 2024 at 4:33 AM
Supermajorities might seem like a good idea to those in power, but they undermine democracy. When one party dominates, the government no longer represents all people. It becomes an echo chamber, ignoring dissenting voices and alternative ideas. Let’s explore why balance matters for Utah.
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