Well. Yes.
Well. Yes.
“Virginia voters have toppled one of the nation’s harshest felony disenfranchisement schemes, ending a Jim Crow-era policy of exclusion that has blocked millions of people from voting since 1902.”
“Virginia voters have toppled one of the nation’s harshest felony disenfranchisement schemes, ending a Jim Crow-era policy of exclusion that has blocked millions of people from voting since 1902.”
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Voters just abolished this Jim Crow-era policy.
A huge result from Virginia:
Voters just abolished this Jim Crow-era policy.
A huge result from Virginia:
Powerful result in Virginia.
Powerful result in Virginia.
Another way of coming to the exact same conclusion: if the UK was "excluded" from participating in SAFE, it was self-exclusion (not exclusion by 🇪🇺 as heavily implied by the FT's framing) through the UK's decision to leave 🇪🇺.
🇪🇺 bears no responsibility in this "exclusion".
Another way of coming to the exact same conclusion: if the UK was "excluded" from participating in SAFE, it was self-exclusion (not exclusion by 🇪🇺 as heavily implied by the FT's framing) through the UK's decision to leave 🇪🇺.
🇪🇺 bears no responsibility in this "exclusion".
Anti-trans groups like For women Scotland and Sex Matters consistently lie that trans exclusion is required.
Anti-trans groups like For Women Scotland and Sex Matters consistently lie that trans women are threat.
Anti-trans groups like For women Scotland and Sex Matters consistently lie that trans exclusion is required.
Anti-trans groups like For Women Scotland and Sex Matters consistently lie that trans women are threat.
Another stake in the heart for Jim Crow. For 100 years Virginia has banned felons from voting for life.
Voters just overturned it.
Another stake in the heart for Jim Crow. For 100 years Virginia has banned felons from voting for life.
Voters just overturned it.
For 124 years, the Virginia constitution has called for *lifetime* disenfranchisement of *anyone* convicted of *any* felony. No longer.
New @boltsmag.org story on this major voting rights reform:
For 124 years, the Virginia constitution has called for *lifetime* disenfranchisement of *anyone* convicted of *any* felony. No longer.
New @boltsmag.org story on this major voting rights reform: