Fifty years after the historic march on Selma, North Carolina is the new epicenter of the fight to preserve democracy.

Voting is the cornerstone of democracy – at least, it should be.

The debate is about much more than whether the name “hurts the feelings” of Native Americans. It’s about the exacerbation of oppression.

The Bloody Sunday anniversary reminds the nation of the need to enact laws that ensure full, fair access to the ballot.