Sonia Sotomayor Bluntly Exposed the Supreme Courtโs Latest Voting Rights Lie
SCOTUS delivered yet another crushing blow to voting rights on Tuesday night, issuing a 6โ3 decision over the shadow docket.
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SCOTUS delivered yet another crushing blow to voting rights on Tuesday night, issuing a 6โ3 decision over the shadow docket.
The Anacostia Community Museum was a pioneer in preserving Black history. Will that be enough to save it from President Trump?
The Smithsonianโs twin shrines to identity politics had a deservedly rough political week. In Tuesdayโs Texas primary, the Senate champion of the Latino Museum went down in an inglorious defeat. Meanwhile, four days earlier, the House rejected a bill advancing construction of the womenโs museum โ because an amendment said it had to be about [โฆ]
Lonnie G. Bunch III, the Smithsonian secretary under pressure from the White House, organized an exhibit exploring Americaโs founding ideals.
Republicans wanted to narrow the scope of the Womenโs History Museum and give the president power over its location. The attempt failed.