Originally published digitally on March 22, 2020, in the Mainline’s fourth issue, “The Boundary Issue”. It has been revised to reflect changes that have occurred throughout the year. Source: The U.S. Census Bureau, 2020. Note from the Author: Back in […]
Feature: If they can’t census, they won’t pay us Read More »
Following a narrow loss to Republican incumbent Gerald Greene in 2018, Democratic candidate returns for a seat in the House in this year’s election ALBANY, GA. — Joyce Barlow is making her second run against longtime incumbent Republican Gerald Greene
Interview: Joyce Barlow returns to fight for the Georgia Representative seat in HD 151 Read More »
In September 2019, Stephanie Hofeller had a random but overwhelming feeling that she should Google her estranged father and Republican strategist Thomas Hofeller, the man who gerrymandered America. Her quick search revealed that he had recently died in summer 2018,
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Okay, look. There is definitely some seriously destabilizing, nervous energy hovering around right now. And it\’s totally normal to be at a loss in terms of what to do about it—because this is not normal. You, dear reader, probably already
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Originally published in Issue Two: The Way Out Issue on Sept. 26, 2019. I often watch people struggle these days with staying informed and staying sane. What is the point of being overloaded with information that keeps us in a
What Does It Mean to Be Informed in 2019? Read More »
