Municipal elections are important, greatly influence day-to-day living for constituents, and impact public education, property taxes, oversight of elections, and more.
Ridge Network organizers Laura Foster and Adrienne King discussed the right-wing school board’s journey into dangerous territories that place children’s education and mental health at risk.
The lawmaker attributes the bill’s success to new leadership in the state House along with the tireless efforts of nurses and health care advocates who helped promote it.
Campaign for Our Shared Future and Education Law Center-PA distributed forbidden fiction, as well as information about fighting book bans and pushing back against classroom and curriculum censorship.
The new school board member’s blatant display of Three Percenter anti-government militia insignias have also raised concerns in the community.
Bucks County Democratic Representative Brian Munroe’s legislation will help fill vital positions within the community and across the state.
Progressive Democrats are working to organize and fight to maintain state house majorities to safeguard reproductive health care.
The public learned of Superintendent David Bolton’s resignation and that four curriculum supervisory positions have been removed from the chopping block, for now.
Company head Jordan Adams, who will be speaking at the Moms for Liberty National Summit, gave a presentation on district curriculum that was panned by teachers, parents, and even some school board members.
The blueprint for a hard-right turn in America appears to be the roadmap for Trump’s second term.
A report by federal prosecutors offered example after example of brutality and constitutional violations, many of which disproportionately impacted Black people and Latinos in this city of almost 90,000 residents.
The incredibly lopsided “balance,” lack of actually diverse viewpoints, and dubious fairness and accuracy displayed in the network’s nomination coverage reveals what the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is really going for with the new oversight it installed, writes FAIR’s Julie Hollar.
“The American people have said that the Democratic Party of right now is not what they want,” the Bucks County native told Editor Cyril Mychalejko.
The district “has engaged in a pattern of conduct designed to silence its critics,” said ACLU of Pennsylvania Deputy Legal Director Sara Rose.