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Christie George is a senior advisor and former president of New Media Ventures, a network of startup investors which advocate to advance left-wing policies. She is also on the board of Indivisible, a group originally formed to resist the Trump administration’s policy proposals.
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Terry Ao Minnis is the senior director of the census and voting programs for Asian Americans Advancing Justice—Asian American Justice Center (AAJC), and a left-of-center activist on voting issues and the U.S. Census. At AAJC, Minnis directs programs relating to the U.S. Census and voting rights. She was part
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International Organization for Migration (IOM) is the migration agency of the United Nations (UN). It serves as the coordinator and secretariat of the UN Network on Migration.
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The American Free Enterprise Chamber of Commerce (AmFree) is a membership organization that supports entrepreneurs, innovators, and creators. AmFree focuses on research and policy that supports free markets, economic growth, and limited government.
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Robert “Rob” Weiner is a trial lawyer, adjunct professor, legal consultant, and legal strategist. He is an advocate for voting issues, focusing on voting rights and voter redistricting. He is on the staff of the Campaign Legal Center (CLC), a left-of-center election administration advocacy group. Career Rob Weiner is
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Blogger Inc. is a media outlet that operates through state-focused websites, covering court cases that it alleges demonstrate banks, government officials, judges, and lawyers abusing the judicial system to steal from ordinary citizens. Its state-specific websites follow similar styles and content, but some editorialize more than others.
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Institute for Responsive Government (IRG) is a policy think tank that purports to seek to improve government effectiveness and correct bureaucratic inefficiency. It is a fiscally-sponsored project of New Venture Fund, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit managed by consulting company Arabella Advisors that makes grants to left-of-center organizations.
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The Spahr Center provides support programs and services to LGBT youth, LGBT seniors, and their families and to individuals affected by HIV/AIDS in Marin County, California.
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Kate Shaw is a professor at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University and a left-of-center political commentator. She frequently comments on legal and election-related issues. In addition to being a law professor, Shaw is a legal analyst for ABC News. She is also the co-host of the
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The Miami Institute for the Social Sciences (MISS) is a left-of-center research institution that works to eradicate racism against the “Global Majority” from social scientists in industrialized nations and social science as a field.
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Larry Krasner is an American lawyer and the current district attorney of Philadelphia. Born in 1961 in St. Louis, he moved to a suburb outside of Philadelphia when he was 8 years old. He attended the University of Chicago for his undergraduate degree, and he later attended Stanford Law School,
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The Safeguarding Democracy Project is a project of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Law School founded by Richard L. Hasen, a prominent election law professor who has criticized voter identification laws and accused Republicans of using the COVID-19 pandemic to keep Democratic voters from voting. In its mission
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The Asian and Pacific Islander American Health Forum (APIAHF) advocates for government-controlled universal health care. 1 Its focus on improved health care outcomes for specific
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The World Health Organization (WHO) is a global health policy agency operating under the United Nations. Established in 1945, the WHO had a largely positive reputation around the world for supporting public health efforts, but the organization has faced numerous criticisms during the COVID-19 pandemic for mishandling policy and
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Devex is a for-profit news outlet based in Washington, D.C., that is geared towards the international aid and development community. The outlet specializes in reporting news that is of interest to those who work in the fields of global development and foreign aid. The focus of Devex’s reporting is issues
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Doug Pagitt is a liberal evangelical Christian pastor, author, and religious activist. The founder of several left-leaning organizations, including a non-denominational church and the anti-Trump voter engagement group Vote Common Good, he is widely cited by mainstream media outlets as an alternative voice to evangelicals who supported President Donald
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Higher Ed, Not Debt is an education advocacy coalition that supports forgiving college debt. Launched after a speech by Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) in 2014, it is a project of Generation Progress, an initiative of the influential far-left think tank Center for American Progress. The coalition includes
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GLSEN (formerly the Gay, Lesbian, Straight Education Network) is a left-of-center, LGBT-focused education group. Its policy goals include rewriting federal civil rights laws to include Americans who identify as LGBT, requiring schools to portray LGBT sexual behavior in only positive ways in sex education classes, and forcing schools to let
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National Student Legal Defense Network (NSLDN) is a left-of-center organization that seeks to limit private-sector options to finance higher education, to limit higher education choice, and to expand student loan forgiveness programs through litigation and lobbying. 1
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Marielena Hincapie is a left-of-center immigration activist and the longtime executive director of the National Immigration Law Center (NILC). She has advocated for lax immigration enforcement, criticizing even Obama administration immigration policy as too harsh, and has called former President Donald Trump a racist, a white supremacist,
