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SCAD alumni Residente helps Colombian protesters fight censorship – The Connector

Residente Since April 18, Colombians have been taking to the streets in a nationwide protest against the most recent tax reform presented by president Ivan Duque. Colombia is one of the countries with the greatest inequality in the whole world, with majority of the population living in extreme poverty, especially now that the COVID-19 pandemic shattered the country’s attempts to revitalize the economy. The tax reform proposed abusive ways of raising funds for a government with a track record of stealing money and practicing corruption on a daily basis. As that has been the norm for decades, it was no surprise when the country decided that the government was more dangerous than a virus so the protests began.

Gov Doug Ducey signs mail-in ballot signature bill amid protest over voting rights

Arizona State House advances bill banning biased topics in schools

Arizona State House advances bill banning biased topics in schools By Associated Press article PHOENIX (AP) - The Arizona House of Representatives has advanced a bill with a last-minute amendment that would ban racist, sexist, politicized or other controversial topics in schools and penalize teachers with fines. Republican state Rep. Michelle Udall, who introduced the amendment Wednesday, said the newly amended bill is intended to ensure students are not taught that their race, ethnicity or sex determines their character. Charter schools and state agencies would be prohibited under the Unbiased Teaching Act from discussing controversial issues in schools unless teachers give equal weight to divisive topics. Violations would result in $5,000 fines.

John Lewis Votercade Brings Activists Across Arizona Together

Reply The late Civil Rights Movement and Rep. John Lewis takes part in the march to Selma, Ala. in 1965. (William Lovelace/Express/Getty Images) ARIZONA Social justice advocates will converge upon the Arizona State Capitol and Tucson City Hall Saturday, to cause what the late Civil Right Movement figure and Rep. John Lewis called good trouble. The protesters are part of the national John Lewis Good Trouble Votercade, a 130-plus city car-centric protest that aims to fight voter suppression, end the filibuster and support D.C. statehood, in addition to other measures. The votercade comes on the heels of the 2020 election, which saw record-breaking turnout among Black, Hispanic and Indigenous populations, as well as young voters.

Justice Department warns Karen Fann, Arizona Senate president, of civil rights violations in 2020 election audit

Justice Department warns Karen Fann, Arizona Senate president, of civil rights violations in 2020 election audit CNN 2 days ago By Stephanie Becker and Chandelis Duster, CNN © Thomas Hawthorne/The Republic/Imagn Content Services, LLC Arizona Senate President Karen Fann stands on the floor of the Senate at the Arizona State Capitol in Phoenix on Monday, May 27, 2019. The Justice Department on Wednesday issued a warning in the Republican-run Arizona Senate-ordered audit of the 2020 election ballots, saying the audit could be in violation of federal voting and civil rights laws. The warning comes amid scrutiny over the audit of nearly 2.1 million ballots from Arizona s largest county, Maricopa, where election officials previously found no evidence of widespread voter fraud or other issues during the state s 2020 presidential election. The review which perpetuates the falsehood that the election was stolen from former President Donald Trump has been decr

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