The Arizona Supreme Court’s recent ruling about a century-old law banning nearly all abortions has stirred up a lot of conversation and emotions. It’s a law that was enacted a long time ago, even before Arizona became a state in 1912. So why should it have weight today, when the landscape of society and women’s rights has evolved significantly since then? The fact that Arizona voters may have a chance to rectify this through a ballot measure in November to enshrine abortion rights into the state constitution is encouraging. It’s heartening to see that the initiative has garnered over 500,000 signatures, signaling a strong grassroots movement to protect women’s rights in the state.… Continue reading
Trump loses to Biden by six points in a new poll. When I first saw this headline, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of relief. As someone who has never voted for a Democrat before, I eagerly cast my vote for Biden in 2020, and I can’t wait to do it again. For the first time in my life, I felt a overwhelming sense of satisfaction and hope when I entered that voting booth.
But let’s not get complacent. The destruction that the MAGA cult has brought upon this country is something that I have never wanted to see in my 50 plus years.… Continue reading
More Gen Z Americans identify as LGBTQ than as Republican
As a member of Gen Z, I find it both fascinating and empowering to see that a growing number of my peers identify as LGBTQ. According to a recent poll, 28% of Gen Z adults identify as LGBTQ, compared to only 6% who identify as Republican. This shift in identity speaks volumes about the changing dynamics and perspectives within our generation.
The comments I’ve come across surrounding this topic reflect a variety of sentiments. Some express excitement and hope for the future, while others emphasize the importance of using this newfound identity in conjunction with voting and political engagement.… Continue reading
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