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Arizona House candidate said she was raped while fixing campaign signsContent warning: This story references incidents of sexual assault. Bernadette Greene-Placentia, a Democratic candidate for Congress in Arizona, shared publicly for the first time that she was raped while fixing campaign signs over the summer. Greene-Placentia told her story to the local outlet Phoenix New Times, which published the account on Wednesday.…

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Gen Z at the ballot boxThis series is a collaboration between States Newsroom and The 19th. Nearly 50 million voters ages 18 to 29 are eligible to cast ballots in November, making Generation Z a prized cohort of the electorate. While every generation has a gender gap, with women more likely to support Democrats and men more likely to support Republicans, Gen […]

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As Susan Collins goes for a sixth term, Maine Democrats worry she’s a ‘Teflon candidate’BATH, Maine — Election after election, Republican Sen. Susan Collins has defied national political winds to return to office, representing a state that has backed Democrats in every presidential contest since 1992. But her Democratic opponent, Troy Jackson, is betting that her eight-year-old vote to confirm Justice Brett Kavanaugh and the Supreme Court’s…

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These prosecutors saw how the justice system failed women. Now they’re running for Congress.When Shannon Taylor became the top prosecutor in a central Virginia county in 2012, she said she found a system that wasn’t delivering justice in the face of complicated sex trafficking cases: Women were being regularly arrested at local motels, while the men who preyed on them, got them engaged in illicit sexual activities and […]

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Gen Z politicians who want to make a change grapple with parties that aren’t always ready for themThis story is part of Gen Z at the Ballot Box, a collaboration between States Newsroom and The 19th. TOPEKA, Kansas — After state Rep. Angel Roeser defied her fellow Republicans and voted against their plan to ask voters to change the way Kansas Supreme Court justices are selected, members of her own party shared a graphic […]

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The unseen toll: Depression, anxiety plague Black women a year after being fired by DOGEThis story is a collaboration between MindSite News, Capital B, The 19th and The Nation and was edited by MindSite News. Darnese Foster remembers the day she learned she was fired from her federal government job. “I was off that Friday, which was Valentine’s Day. Then that Monday was the holiday,” said Foster. “I went […]

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Students have fought sexual violence for years. They want to know when universities will care.Keyanna Foster talks about sexual violence on her campus almost as if it were a class she started preparing for the moment she applied to college. Girls often hear stories of campus assaults while they are still in high school, she said. Foster entered Louisiana State University (LSU) knowing about 19-year-old Madison Brooks, a sophomore […]

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The federal government is backing away from a decades-old disability rights promiseMore than 25 years ago, Lois Curtis called a lawyer with the Atlanta Legal Aid Society from a pay phone in a hospital hallway. She had an intellectual disability and wanted help to get out of the state hospitals where she had lived for most of her life. Instead of spending her days heavily sedated […]

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