Local journalist Lanny Morgnanesi’s film, Uprising Along The Delaware, provides a unique perspective of an environmental movement in Bucks County to protect the Delaware River.
The “Slice of Democracy” event included presentations about protecting voting rights, attacks on public education, and money’s corrupting influence on politics.
The evening will offer insight into the ways federal judges impact important matters such as civil rights, student loans and prejudice against the LGBTQ+ community.
The event sponsored by BRAVE Books and Kirk Cameron is part of “a mission to turn our nation back to God.”
Friends and residents of Pennswood Village in Newtown will gather Monday to acknowledge the catastrophic events of 1945 and the rededication of the community’s Peace Pole.
Northern Bucks Democratic Committee and Red Wine and Blue team up to raise awareness about combating right-wing fanatics in Bucks County and the power of the ballot.
Municipal elections are important, greatly influence day-to-day living for constituents, and impact public education, property taxes, oversight of elections, and more.
Organizers want to send a message that hate and fascism aren’t welcome in the City of Brotherly Love. Here’s how you can participate and expose the real agenda behind Moms For Liberty.
As part of the library’s Juneteenth Celebration, the Tubman Living History Experience offers a true representation of the life and times of the remarkable woman who provided a ticket to freedom for people wanting to escape slavery in the south.
The district “has engaged in a pattern of conduct designed to silence its critics,” said ACLU of Pennsylvania Deputy Legal Director Sara Rose.
Sean Moon, leader of the “antigovernment Christian gun cult” Rod of Iron Ministries, even made an appearance.
The 2023 school board election that swept Moms for Liberty-backed MAGA candidates at the polls illustrates the power of community organizing in defense of public education.
For me, like so many others, public school provided me access to a better future, writes Tabitha Dell’Angelo.
Democratic-majority election boards in Montgomery County, Philadelphia and Bucks County had voted to count the ballots that lacked a correct date.